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There are different cases for condensation polymerization.
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Case 1: Two monomers, and each monomer has two identical functional groups to form the polymer.
This is the commonest type. The general equation (unbalanced) is:
A-█-A + B--B → (-█--)n + AB
Example 1: polyester
Monomers: HOOC-C6H4-COOH and HO-CH2CH2-OH
Polymer formed: (-OC-C6H4-CO-O-CH2CH2-O-)n
Molecule eliminated: H2O
Example 2: nylon 6,6
Monomers: ClCO-(CH2)4-COCl and HNH-(CH2)6-HNH
Polymer formed: (-CO-(CH2)4-CO-NH-(CH2)6-NH-)n
Molecule eliminated: HCl
An alternative version of Example 2: nylon 6,6
Monomers: HOCO-(CH2)4-COOH and HNH-(CH2)6-HNH
Polymer formed: (-CO-(CH2)4-CO-NH-(CH2)6-NH-)n
Molecule eliminated: H2O
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Case 2: Two monomers, one has two functional groups, and another has only one.
The general equation (unbalanced) is:
A-█-A + B= → (-█--)n + AB
A typical example is urea-methanl.
Monomers: HNH-CO-HNH (urea) and O=CH2 (methanal)
Polymers formed: (-NH-CO-NH-CH2-)n
Molecule eliminated: H2O
(Cross linkages are formed when the polymer is heated.)
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Case 3: One monomer, which has two different functional groups.
The general equation (unbalanced) is:
A-█-B → (-█-)n + AB
A typical example is nylon 6.
Monomer: HOOC-(CH2)5-HNH or ClOC-(CH2)5-HNH
Polymer formed: (-OC-(CH2)5-NH-)n
Molecule eliminated: H2O or HCl
(depending on which monomer is used.)