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प्रश्न
Distinguish between
Thermoplastic and thermosetting plastic.
उत्तर
Thermoplastic polymers | Thermosetting polymers |
These are formed by addition polymerisation | These are formed by condensation polymerization |
Generally more expensive than thermosetting | Cost-effective |
Monomer used in these is generally bifunctional | In this monomer used is tri, tetra or polyfunctional |
Aesthetically-superior finishes | More difficult to surface finish |
They are long-chain linear polymer with negligible cross-links | These have three-dimensional network structure with number of cross-links |
less resistant to high temperatures | More resistant to high temperatures than thermoplastics |
They have low molecular wt. | They have high molecular wt. |
They are soft, weak, brittle | They are hard, strong and more brittle |
Highly recyclable | Cannot be recycled |
They can be softened and reshaped and reused. | They cannot be softened and reshaped again once again. Highly flexible design |
High-impact resistance | Low-impact resistance |
Remoulding/reshaping capabilities | Cannot be remoulded or reshaped |
Eco-friendly manufacturing | Eco-foe manufacturing |
e.g.- polyethene, polystyrene, PVC, PVA etc. | e.g.- phenol-formaldehyde, ureaformaldehyde, nylon 6 : 6 etc. |
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