Q.1.

__________ scrap can be recycled & reutilised.

Q.2.

Condensation polymerisation of caprolac-tum is carried out in the reactor maintained at a temperature of __________ °C for producing nylon-6.

Q.3.

Nylon-compared to nylon-6 has

Q.4.

Thermosetting resins/polymers as compared to thermoplastic ones are

Q.5.

The generic chemical name for the class of polymers which are commerically known as nylons is

Q.6.

Styrene butadiene rubber (SBR) is never used for making

Q.7.

Ion exchange resins are made of

Q.8.

Cation exchange resins used in water treatment is made from __________ resin.

Q.9.

Properties of a polymer is affected by the

Q.10.

In condensation polymerisation as compared to addition polymerisation

Q.11.

Bakelite is

Q.12.

The process involved in converting rubber into a thin sheet or coating it on fabric is called

Q.13.

Density of low density polythene is about __________ gm/c.c.

Q.14.

In step growth polymerisation, condensation occurs in a stepwise manner with or without the elimination of smaller molecules. An example of step growth polymerisation product is

Q.15.

Teflon is

Q.16.

Molecular weight of a polymer is equal to the molecular weight of the repeat unit multiplied by the degree of polymerisation. What is the molecular weight of poly vinyl chloride (PVC), if its degree of polymerisation is?

Q.17.

Molecular weights of plastics ranges from

Q.18.

Non sulphonated hard bakelites are not used for making

Q.19.

Styrene butadiene rubber is commercially manufactured by

Q.20.

__________ polythene is most prone to stress-cracking

Q.21.

In nylon-the number 6 represents the total number of

Q.22.

Which of the following is not a natural polymer ?

Q.23.

Nylon-6 is a

Q.24.

Scouring is a finishing operation during the manufacture of fibre, which aims at __________ of fibres.

Q.25.

Pickout the wrong statement.

Q.26.

Polycondensation reaction of polymerisation

Q.27.

Cross linked polymers are

Q.28.

Size range of polymer molecules varies from __________ metre.

Q.29.

Which of the following natural bio polymers are formed as a result of polymerisation of amino-acids ?

Q.30.

Gutta parcha rubber is

Q.31.

__________ is produced by polymerisation of chloroprene.

Q.32.

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is

Q.33.

Condensation of bisphenol A with phosgene produces __________ which possess very good heat resistance.

Q.34.

Which of the following types of polymers has the strongest inter particle forces ?

Q.35.

Polymers are classified into four categories namely thermosetting, thermoplastic, elastomer and fibre depending upon their

Q.36.

Which of the following is not an elastomer ?

Q.37.

Which of the following is not present in bagasse fibre ?

Q.38.

__________ practically possess no elasticity.

Q.39.

Thermocole is a spongy, porous, rigid or flexible foamed plastic, obtained by blowing gas/air through molten

Q.40.

Bakelite (phenol-formaldehyde) resin can not be used as

Q.41.

Acrylonitrile is mainly used in the __________ industry.

Q.42.

Collapsible tubes for tooth paste are produced by __________ extrusion.

Q.43.

In case of wet spinning of polymers, the polymer solution is forced through spinnerates into, a coagulating bath to give a filament form. Wet spinning is not used in case of the __________ fibres.

Q.44.

Rain coats are made of

Q.45.

Condensation polymerisation of __________ produces bakelite.

Q.46.

The only natural thermoplastic resin, which is a product of animal life is

Q.47.

Silicone is a/an

Q.48.

Acrilan fibres used for making cloth, carpet & blankets, which is a hard, horny & high melting polymeric material is nothing but

Q.49.

Nylon-is manufactured from

Q.50.

The major constituent of laminate of safety glass, which holds the broken glass, pieces in their places during accident (and thus minimises the danger from flying glass fragments) is