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What does Tetrafluoroethene contain that allows it to form a polymer?
A carbon - carbon double covalent bond. This makes tetrafluoroethene an alkene. ONLY ALKENES can form polymers. The double bond splits into one single bond on either side of the carbon. c=c turns into -c-c-
Are they roly poly or poly roly?
It is called roly poly
What makes up the webbing of the Spider-Man suit in the movie?
its made out of a plastic like poly-fiber
What are the harmful effects of poly bags on environment?
It damages it in many ways firstly it makes all the creatuees die the end ;)
What has the author Regina Poly written?
Regina Poly has written: 'Regina Poly'
What are the properties of poly cotton?
poly and cotton
Can you show me a roly poly?
This is a roly poly.
What has the author Antoinette Poly written?
Antoinette Poly has written: 'Memoirs of the family De Poly'
What is the difference between Poly-amine paint and Poly-amide paint?
Poly-amines are more durable, poly-amides are more resistant to moisture.
Can you put flat poly over satin poly?
Yes. Sand the satin poly with fine sandpaper to remove the gloss, then coat with the flat poly.
What does the word poly mean?
Poly means many.
What are the disadvantages of tetrafluoroethene?
Tetrafluoroethene, commonly known as TFE, poses several disadvantages, particularly regarding environmental and health concerns. It is a greenhouse gas with a high global warming potential, contributing to climate change. Additionally, TFE can be toxic, potentially leading to respiratory issues and other health problems upon exposure. Its production and disposal can also result in the release of harmful byproducts, raising environmental pollution concerns.
