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    This document provides an overview of plastics, resins, and thermoplastics. It defines plastics as high polymers that can be molded by heat and pressure without chemical change, having a linear structure. Resins are basic binding materials that form a major part of plastics and undergo polymerization and condensation reactions. Thermoplastics are polymers that become soft on heating and hard on cooling, with the process able to be repeated, undergoing reversible changes on heating.

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    This document provides an overview of plastics, resins, and thermoplastics. It defines plastics as high polymers that can be molded by heat and pressure without chemical change, having a linear structure. Resins are basic binding materials that form a major part of plastics and undergo polymerization and condensation reactions. Thermoplastics are polymers that become soft on heating and hard on cooling, with the process able to be repeated, undergoing reversible changes on heating.

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    UNIT -I

    PLASTICS AND RESINS

    10
    PLASTICS CPLASTOMERS) :
    can be
    Plastics are the high polymers that
    and pressure.
    moulded by the application of heat
    chemical
    is no
    During moulding process, there
    change. The plastics have linear structure.
    chloride, Polystyrene,
    Eg: Polythene, Dolyvinyl chlor MITT320MXHT

    nylons, polyesters.
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    RESINS:Joll

    basic binding materials which


    Resins are

    part of the plastics and which


    form a major part
    has undergone polymerisation and condensation
    reaction during their preparation.

    Eg: Epoxy resins. Alkyl resins.


    audiq
    THERMOPLASTICS :

    Thermoplastics are the polymers that become


    on heating and hard onnumber
    coding and the
    proluf

    soft
    be repeated for a
    of times.
    can
    process
    on heating.
    They undergo reversible changes on
    CHARACTERISTICS: book

    These are formed by addition polymerisation.


    It consists of linear polymer chains with
    sot and less - brittle.
    Hocross-linking are
    negligible.

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