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What is the difference between Buna-N and Buna-S.

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Buna-N `rarr` Copolymer of `1,2-`butadiene and acrylnitride
Buna-S `rarr` Copolymer of `1,3-` butadiene and styrene.
Buna-N `rarr` Copolymer of `1,2-`butadiene and acrylnitride
Buna-S `rarr` Copolymer of `1,3-` butadiene and styrene.
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  • The main point of difference between buna-N and buna-S is

    A
    the former is homopolymer whereas the later is copolymer
    B
    former contains buta-1,3-diene but later does not
    C
    former contains acrylonitrile but later contains
    D
    All of the above

  • What is the similarity between buna-N and PHBV ?

    A
    Both are copolymers
    B
    Both are biodegradable
    C
    Both have one same monomeric unit
    D
    Peroxide catalyst is used in their preparation .

  • What is the common monomer for buna-S and buna-N rubber ?

    A
    Butadiene
    B
    Styrene
    C
    Acrylonitrile
    D
    Both (a) and (b)

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