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Introduction To Polymers - Polymers - Applied Chemistry

Introduction To Polymers Video Lecture from Polymers Chapter of Applied Chemistry I Subject for all engineering students.

Introduction to Polymers

Introduction to polymers, what they are, and why they are so important.

Types Of Polymerisation - Polymers - Applied Chemistry I

Types Of Polymerisation Video Lecture from Polymers Chapter of Applied Chemistry I Subject for all engineering students.

Classification of Polymers based on method of polymerization

Classification of Polymers - Engineering Chemistry

This video explains the definition and classification of Polymers with the help of a live example. The topic of learning falls under the gamut of the Engineering Chemistry course that basically provides an introduction to the basic concepts and phenomenon of Fundamental Chemistry and Applied Chemistry.

What is Thermoplastic & Thermosetting Plastic

BIODEGRADABLE POLYMERS

Polymers || bio-Degradable Polymers with examples

Conducting Polymers - Polymers - Applied Chemistry I

Conducting Polymers Video Lecture from Polymers Chapter of Applied Chemistry I Subject for all engineering students.

Conductive Polymers

Plastics, or polymers are, generally considered to be insulators. This video explains how this notion was turned on its head with the amazing story of the discovery of a special group of plastics that exhibit metallic properties. What this video to learn about this Nobel winning research.

Nanoparticles

This video covers:

What nanoparticles are and why they're useful
The uses of nanoparticles e.g. as catalysts, in nano-medicine, and in electrical circuits
The risks of nanoparticles
How silver particles are used in suncreams and the possible health risks

Polymers & polymerization || preparation, Properties & Uses of PVC, PMMA, Teflon, Nylon, PE

Nylon 6,Nylon 66 Polymer

Bakelite + Melamine + Glyptal || Polymers

Basics Of Rubber | Chemistry

Natural rubber or raw rubber consists of basic material latex which is a dispersion of isoprene. During the treatment, this isoprene forms a high molecular weight polymer of isoprene. Natural rubber can be obtained from five hundred different species of plants.

Vulcanization Of Rubber

Engineering Chemistry......Rubber