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Nylon-66 is an example of:
Answer: d. Polyamide Nylon-66 is an example of polyamide.
Answer: d. Polyamide
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Which of the following is a step growth polymer?
Answer: A. Bakelite Bakelite is a step growth polymer.
Answer: A. Bakelite
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Peptide bond is a key feature in:
Answer: B. Vitamins Peptide bond is a key feature in vitamins.
Answer: B. Vitamins
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A polymer of prop-2-ene nitrile is called:
Answer: B. Orlon A polymer of prop-2-ene nitrile is called orlon.
Answer: B. Orlon
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Which of the following does not cause pollution?
Answer: C. Use of solar energy The following use of solar energy does not cause pollution.
Answer: C. Use of solar energy
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Bakelite is obtained by:
Answer: B. Polymerisation reaction Bakelite is obtained by polymerisation reaction.
Answer: B. Polymerisation reaction
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Chloroprene is used as:
Answer: D. Pesticide chloroprene is used as pesticide.
Answer: D. Pesticide
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Which one is a protein fibre?
Answer: C. Silk Silk is a protein fibre.
Answer: C. Silk
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Which of the following is called a polyamide?
Answer: B. Nylon The following nylon is called a polyamide
Answer: B. Nylon
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Which is naturally occurring polymer?
Answer: D. Protein is naturally occurring polymer.
Answer: D. Protein is naturally occurring polymer.
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