9.Polymer used as a synthetic fiber in stockings or in rope. a) Dacron b) Polystyrene c) Polyethylene d) Polyvinyl chloride e) Nylon - 6 10.The formation of PVC (Poly (vinyl chloride)) can be classified as a reaction: a) hydrolysis b) elimination c) substitution d) condensation e) addition 11.In a reduction reaction: a) Carbon forms less bonds with carbon b)Carbon forms less bonds with hydrogen c)Carbon forms more bonds with oxygen d)Two small molecules combine to form one big e)none of the above 12.Markovnikov's rule is applied for which type (s) of reaction? a)Addition reaction only b)Addition and hydrolysis reaction c)Condensation and addition reaction d)Addition and elimination reaction e)Addition and esterification reaction

9.Polymer used as a synthetic fiber in stockings or in rope. a) Dacron b) Polystyrene c) Polyethylene d) Polyvinyl chloride e) Nylon - 6 10.The formation of PVC (Poly (vinyl chloride)) can be classified as a reaction: a) hydrolysis b) elimination c) substitution d) condensation e) addition 11.In a reduction reaction: a) Carbon forms less bonds with carbon b)Carbon forms less bonds with hydrogen c)Carbon forms more bonds with oxygen d)Two small molecules combine to form one big e)none of the above 12.Markovnikov's rule is applied for which type (s) of reaction? a)Addition reaction only b)Addition and hydrolysis reaction c)Condensation and addition reaction d)Addition and elimination reaction e)Addition and esterification reaction

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter10: Fuels, Organic Chemicals, And Polymers

Section: Chapter Questions

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