polymers Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
Q

the extent to which all (entire) monomer is polymerized

A

degree of conversion

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2
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Two molecules react to form a larger molecules with

elimination of a small molecule

A

condensation polymerization

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3
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free radicals react with double bond of a monomer for

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crosslinking

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4
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– is activated with light

A

camphoroquinone (CQ)

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5
Q

added to polymer to modify the physical properties

A

plasticizer

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6
Q

Minimize or prevent spontaneous or accidental

polymerization of monomers

A

inhibitors

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7
Q

Polymers containing two or more chemically different
types of monomer units to create different polymer
properties

A

copolymer

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8
Q

low MW monomer =

A

diluent

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9
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condensation polymerization –> like water and alcohols

A

byproducts

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10
Q

condensation polymerization –> – dimensional stability

A

low (shrinkage)

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11
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Two molecules react to form a larger molecule without

the elimination of a small molecule

A

additional polymerization (no byproduct)

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12
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additional polymerization –> – in composition

A

no change

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13
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additional polymerization –> – dimensional stability

A

better

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14
Q

examples of additional polymerization

A

free-radical and ring opening

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15
Q

most dental resins are formed from –

A

additional polymerization

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16
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silicone impression material

A

condensation polymerization

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17
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most common type of additional polymerization

A

free radical

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18
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CQ absorbs light and –

A

releases free radicals

19
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activator of CQ

20
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accelerator of CQ

21
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Do plasticizers participate in the polymerization rxn?

22
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do plasticizers become part of polymer chain?

23
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plasticizers – attraction between polymer chains

24
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plasticizers – the polymer

A

softens (more flexible)

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dibutyl phthalate makes denture polymer rubbery
plasticizer
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free radical scavengers
oxygen, HQ, MEHQ, BHT
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main inhibitor for most systems
oxygen
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very efficient inhibitor but causes discoloration
HQ
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MEHQ is an --
excellent inhibitor
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BHT produces -- discoloration
less
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MMA + Butyl methacrylate --> -- | denture bases
resist fracture
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MMA + Octyl methacrylate --> --
soft and flexible (denture soft | liner)
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MMA + Hydroxyethyl methacrylate  -->
increased wettability | patients with xerostomia; dry mouth
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most common high MW monomer
Bis-GMA
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core Bisphenol-A of Bis-GMA provides
high strength
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terminal methacrylate groups of Bis-GMA provide sites for --
free radical polymerization
37
-- need to be diluted with a thinning monomer to be easily placed and manipulated
Bis-GMA
38
Low MW monomers
MMA and TEGDMA
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what is CQ and BPO?
initiators
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high degree of conversion
fewer residual monomers
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low degree of conversion
more residual monomers
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most common acrylic polymer
PMMA
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PMMA was introduced as --
denture base materials