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Results tagged with organic-chemistry
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Use this tag for questions relating to organic molecules and their properties (structure of organic molecules, spectroscopic properties, reaction mechanisms, stereochemistry etc). DO NOT use this tag as the only tag in your question, as this tag by itself cannot appropriately classify your question. Always use this tag in addition to other more specific tags.
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Why don't you see rigid PET extrusions?
So, I'm confused about something. Rigid plastic extrusions for outdoor applications, such as twinwall greenhouse panels and the like, are most commonly polycarbonate. They're next most common acryli …
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Which is stronger, PET or PVC?
You need to define what you mean by "stronger". Are you talking about resisting deflection (and thus rolling losses)? Yield? Break? Impact? Abrasion? Lifespan? Ability to withstand heating from …
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Transparency and partially deuterated polymers
I've been skimming over the literature and have come into some conflicting information about the optical properties of partially deuterated polymers. From what I've seen, in general deuterated polyme …
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