Question

Which of these provide compounds necessary to prepare nylon?

i) Coal ii) Air iii) Water​

Answer 1

Answer:

iii) Water

Water is necessary to prepare nylon...

Answer 2

Answer:

All of the above.

Explanation:

• A range of synthetic polymers based on polyamides are collectively referred to as nylon (repeating units linked by amide links).
• A smooth thermoplastic material called nylon can be melted into fibers, films, and forms.
• Petroleum is frequently used in its manufacture.
• Nylon is also known as a polyamide because it is a condensation polymer consisting of repeating units connected by amide bonds.
• It was the first synthetic fiber created exclusively from inorganic components like coal, water, and air.
• They both decompose into two intermediary compounds, hexamethylenediamine and adipic acid (a dicarboxylic acid), which are then combined to polymerize.
• The most popular variant is nylon 6, 6, commonly known as nylon 66, which alludes to the fact that both the diamine and the diacid have six carbon backbones.

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