Q5 (a)Figure 6 shows two types of polymeric products fabricated using differentprocessing techniques.Suggest with justification for the type of processes used to produce the products:i.Product Aii.Product BABFigure 6. Two types of polymeric products (a) plastic bottles and (b) plastic carboot tray(b)The molecular weight data of a Polymer X are given in Table 3. Once undergonea melting process, it achieves degree of polymerization, DP of 498 uponsolidification.i.Calculate the number-average molecular weight (Mn) for the polymer.ii.Calculate the molecular weight for monomers of the Polymer X.iii.Prove that the Polymer X is a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) withchemical formula of (C2F4)n-Given the atomic weights for carbon, C is 12.011 g/mol and fluorine, F is18.998 g/mol. Table 3. Molecular weight data of Polymer XMolecular weight rangeNumber fraction (x¡)Weight fraction (w¿)(g/mol)10,000 – 20,0000.030.0120,000 – 30,0000.090.0430,000 – 40,0000.150.1140,000 – 50,0000.250.2350,00060,0000.220.2460,000 – 70,0000.140.1870,000 – 80,0000.080.1280, 000 – 90,0000.040.07(c)Figure 7 shows skateboards produced from two different type of compositematerials categorized as natural and synthetic polymer matrix composites. Thedeck of skateboard A is made from wood meanwhile deck of skateboard B is madeout of carbon fiber reinforced polymer composite.i.Describe a suitable manufacturing process to produce the skateboard deckusing continuous carbon fiber reinforced polymer composite.ii.Select with justification for a more sustainable material to produce theskateboard deck between the wood composites or carbon reinforcedpolymer composites.(a)ESPEEREA(b)Figure 7. (a) Wood type skateboard; (b) Carbon fibre composite type skate-board deck design

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Q5 (a) Figure 6 shows two types of polymeric products fabricated using different processing techniques. Suggest with justification for the type of processes used to produce the products: i. Product A ii. Product B A 00 Figure 6. Two types of polymeric products (a) plastic bottles and (b) plastic car

Q5 (a) Figure 6 shows two types of polymeric products fabricated using different processing techniques. Suggest with justification for the type of processes used to produce the products: i. Product A ii. Product B A 00 Figure 6. Two types of polymeric products (a) plastic bottles and (b) plastic car

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