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Adipic acid is used in the preparation of
Adipic acid is used in the preparation of
Updated On: May 15, 2024
- nylon- $ 6 $
- dacron
- nylon- $ 66 $
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The Correct Option is C
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Nylon-66 is a polymer of hexamethylene diammine and adipic acid
$nHOOC \left( CH _{2}\right)_{4} COOH + nH _{2} N \left( CH _{2}\right)_{6} NH _{2} \ce{->[{\text{Polymerisation}}][{-nH_2O}] }$
$nHOOC \left( CH _{2}\right)_{4} COOH + nH _{2} N \left( CH _{2}\right)_{6} NH _{2} \ce{->[{\text{Polymerisation}}][{-nH_2O}] }$
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