How many electrons are in an atom of rubber?

Answer 1

Rubber is a compex polyme. Natuarally occuring latex is polymerised and usually this reaction involvs sulfur or sulfur comounds that crosslink polymer strands to produce macromolecular structues such as car tires. The number of cabon atoms is impossible to give.

Answer 2

Natural rubber latex has a molecular weight varying from 100,000 to 1,000,000 and once vulcanized the molecular weight of the massive cross linked molecules can be hundreds to thousands of times this! There is no fixed number of carbon atoms in a rubber polymer molecule.

Answer 3

An atom of rubber has the same number of electrons as any other atom of the same element. Since rubber is primarily made of carbon and hydrogen, a typical atom of rubber might have 6 electrons for carbon and 1 electron for hydrogen, depending on the specific molecules present in the rubber.

Answer 4

There are 38 electrons in an atom of rubber. An atom or molecule of rubber has the formula C5H8. So the total number of electrons is 38.

Answer 5

protons are posotively charged and electrons are negatively charged the neutrons are not on rubber there are less protons. over 5 electrons so its negatively charged cscscsafewqfdewqdrwe

Answer 6

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