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HOW DO WE OBTAIN PLASTIC? PROCESSING PLASTIC PART:2

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Page 1: Properties of plastics

HOW DO WE OBTAIN PLASTIC?

PROCESSING PLASTICPART:2

Page 2: Properties of plastics

SMALL MOLECULES

(monomer)

3rd step: polymerization

LARGE MOLECULES

(polymers)

Page 3: Properties of plastics

4th step: Additives

ADITIVESSPECIAL

CHARACTERISTICS

aditive useDyes or pigments Changing

colour

Reinforcements +resistance

Plasticisers + flexibilitie

Antioxidants No reactionsto oxigen

Page 4: Properties of plastics

The shaping up! 1

Injection molding:

• For complex or precise shapes

Little pieces are made like this

Page 5: Properties of plastics

The shaping up!2

Foam molding:

• For isolation and objects like pillows.

Therapeutic balls are made like this.

Page 6: Properties of plastics

The shaping up!3

Vacuum forming

• For packing and soft surfaces.

CD cases are made like this.

Page 7: Properties of plastics

The shaping up!4

Calandering

• For making sheets and plastic layers.

Toy windmills are made like this.

Page 8: Properties of plastics

REMEMBER

• Objects are not always finished with a pure shaping up, mixtures are aloud.

We also can see the same object made in different ways

Page 9: Properties of plastics

Definition plastic is a material made up of resin which is easy tochange it form.

Physical properties.

Four diferent properties Mechanical properties.

Chemical properties.

Biological properties.

Properties of plastics.

Page 10: Properties of plastics

Physical properties.

Soundconductivity.

Electricalconcudtivity.

Thermalconductivity.

Density. Melitngpoint.

Fusibility.

It can conductthe soundproperly.

It is aninsulator. Itdoes’tconduct theelectricityporperly.

It is aninsulator. Itdoesn’tconduct heatproperly.

Density=

Mass

Volume

Thetemperaturein which a solid becameliquid.32ºC.

It can fuse at32ºC.

Page 11: Properties of plastics

Stress. Elasticity. Malleability. Ductility Resistan-ce. Hardness. Wledability.

Plastics arevery easy tomanufa-cture them

It is a material capacity toman taindeforma-tions

They are easy tomalleblethem.

It is a material capacity todeformperma-nently

It is a material capacity toundergoforceswithoutbreaking

It is a material resistance tobe scratchesor dented

Is thecapacity of somematerials tojointogether.

Mechanical properties.

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Permeability. Solubility. Combustibiliy.

Is the ability of water to passthrough thematerials.

It is a material’scapacity to mix with anothersubstance.

It is a material’scapacity to burn, giving off thermalenergy.

Chemical & Biological properties.

Reciclability. Biodegradability. Toxicity.

It is our hability totransform a material already used intoanother product.

It is a material’s capacityto deteriorate as consequence of interacting with theenvironment

It is the property of materials to cause negative effects onliving organism.