For production of polymer do you mean cellulose as a raw material, then glucose.....ethanol.......ethylene....and then so on?Possible flowcharts/diagrams:
- Titration method, or part of it
- Production of a polymer from natural sources
- Production of a biopolymer
- Industrial production of ethanol from sugar cane
- Identifying cations or anions
- AAS
- Water tests, e.g. TDS, BOD
Can anyone think of more?
Yep. Alternatively, crude oil -> fractional distillation -> cracking -> ethene and so on.For production of polymer do you mean cellulose as a raw material, then glucose.....ethanol.......ethylene....and then so on?
Acid hydrolysis or bacterial digestion.What is the process to get glucose from cellulose?
Enzymes called cellulase are used. Read here: http://www.easychem.com.au/production-of-materials/biomass-research/cellulose-as-a-raw-materialWhat is the process to get glucose from cellulose?
There is one already for 2014 so I doubt another question will come again.There is probably going to be a short-response question on anion and cation testing.
best post evername the elements in alphabetical order (7 marks)
i hope they don't ask this, i'll be dead, such a hard questionname the elements in alphabetical order (7 marks)
What was last year's 7 marker for Shipwrecks and Corrosion? If it's not this one, then maybe the restoration and preservation techniques.Anyone that does shipwrecks, do you think there will be a "trace the historical developments of choice of materials used in the construction of ocean-going vessels.."?