Chemistry, asked by Behristmathew, 7 months ago

Why thermocol dissolves in petrol

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Answered by Anonymous
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Thermocol is made of polystyrene, which is a long chain of carbons that has a phenyl (benzene, C6H5) group coming attached to every other carbon (so on carbon 1,3,5 etc.). ... Usually the molecules have 8 carbons (or so), so we can just say its formula is C8H18. So when petrol and thermocol mix, no reaction happens

Answered by ITZYUVIHERE
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QUESTION:

Why thermocol dissolves in petrol

ANSWER:

➡️ Thermocol is made of polystyrene, which is a long chain of carbons that has a phenyl (benzene, C6H5) group coming attached to every other carbon (so on carbon 1,3,5 etc.). ...

➡️So when petrol and thermocol mix, no reaction happens. BUT, the thermocol will dissolve in the petrol.

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