The most common initiator used in addition chain growth polymerization is this.
What is free radical?
If you melt PET with any of this present, it will degrade and lose molecular weight.
What is water?
This is the chamber in which the screw turns and the plastic flows.
What is the barrel?
This is the name of the extra thickness created on the edge of cast film.
What are edge beads?
This is the number of children in the von Trapp family in The Sound of Music.
What is seven?
Based on the monomer depicted below, we know it is this polymer.
What is polyvinylidene chloride?
Based on the monomer below, we know it is this polymer.
What is polyethylene terephthalate?
The feed throat is usually cooled to avoid premature sticking of the polymer known as this.
What is bridging?
This is type of coextrusion process combines melt streams just before die exit.
What is multi-manifold?
This is the year that Facebook launched.
Based on the monomer below and the branching depicted in the 2nd image, we know this addition polymer is this.
What is low-density polyethylene?
This polyamide is formed using a ring-opening technique and was created to get around the Dow patent for a similar product.
What is Nylon 6?
This is what generates the heat within the extruder and melts the resin that is being conveyed through the system.
What is friction?
This material might be an inner layer for a coextrusion film because it typically is not allowable for direct contact with any food product.
What is recycled content?
This athlete has won the most Olympic medals.
Who is Michael Phelps?
This type of catalyst is used to create linear polyethylene (HDPE).
What is Zieglar-Natta?
These molecules have hydrocarbon backbones that contain amide linkages.
What are Polyamides?
This type of viscous behavior is observed by polymers as shear rate is increased.
What is pseudoplastic?
Of cast & blown films, this film is usually more crystalline and hazy.
What is blown film?
This country consumes the most chocolate per capita.
What is Switzerland?
This addition polymer is commonly used for caps because it has a high stress fracture resistance.
What is polypropylene?
These common condensation polymers are the combination of a carboxyl group and a hydroxyl group.
What are polyesters?
This is the area of the extruder where the majority of "melting" should occur.
What is the compression section?
This coextrusion technique is limited to materials that have similar flow characteristics.
What is feed block?
This is the most common eye color in humans.
What is brown?