The Structure of Amorphous Solids and Polymers

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MSE 2001 HW 9

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Which of these statements is NOT true about glasses?

Adding chemical modifiers to SiO2 glass strengthens the bonding in the glass network and usually raises the glass transition temperature.

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Compared to a completely amorphous polymer of the same composition, a semi-crystalline polymer is expected to:

 

(I)   have greater optical transparency.

(II)  show improved stability to higher operating temperatures.

(III) appear more uniformly colored after dying.

(IV) exhibit a higher elastic modulus.

(V)  be a better vapor barrier when used in food packaging.


(II), (IV), and (V)

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How would you best describe the structure of this polymer?  (Assume the different colored spheres represent different monomer chemistries.)


Grafted copolymer

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What kind of tacticity does this polypropylene chain have? 


Syndiotactic

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Which of these monomers, when used in a step-growth reaction, would definitely form a thermoset polymer?

 

Monomer C

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In window glass, silicon is

tetrahedrally coordinated to 4 oxygens.

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Semicrystalline polymers are opaque because

the crystallites scatter light.

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Adding cross-links to a polymer will...

will make the polymer more rigid.

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If two solid glasses have identical compositions, they will also have identical properties.

False

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Which of these polymers is LEAST likely to crystallize.


Polysytrene [C2H3(C6H5)]n

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"Super balls" that bounce really high are an example of...

a thermoset polymer with its Tg below room temperature.

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The glass transition temperature is always below the melting temperature of a material.

True

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 Which of these monomers could be used for a free radical, chain growth polymerization? (Choose ALL that could be used)

Both B and D

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Amorphous solids have short range order.

True

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Hydrogels dissolve in water.

False

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Ceramic glasses A and B have the same composition but glass A has a higher fictive temperature than glass B.  Which of these statements could be accurate about these two glasses?

Glass A was quenched from a higher temperature than glass B, leading to glass A being less dense than glass B.

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Adding a PbO modifier to SiO2 glass will result in a new glass that has...

...a higher refractive index and a lower glass transition temperature than pure SiO2 glass.

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Which of these techniques could be used to probe the short range order in window glass?

B. Using x-ray scattering to collect a radial distribution function.

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