Which of the following is a characteristic of Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) ?

Question

Which of the following is a characteristic of Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) ? (A) Low-Density Polyethylene is stronger and stiffer than High-Density Polyethylene but its impact strength is not so good at low temperature (B) Low-Density Polyethylene consists primarily of unbranched molecules with very few flaws to mar its linearity (C) With extremely low levels of defects to hinder organization, a high degree of crystallinity can be achieved (D) Low-Density Polyethylene contains substantial concentrations of branches that hinder crystallisation

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Correct answer is (d) Low-Density Polyethylene contains substantial concentrations of branches that hinder crystallisation

Q. Which of the following is a characteristic of Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) ?

Low-Density Polyethylene is stronger and stiffer than High-Density Polyethylene but its impact strength is not so good at low temperature

Low-Density Polyethylene consists primarily of unbranched molecules with very few flaws to mar its linearity

With extremely low levels of defects to hinder organization, a high degree of crystallinity can be achieved

Low-Density Polyethylene contains substantial concentrations of branches that hinder crystallisation

Correct answer is (d) Low-Density Polyethylene contains substantial concentrations of branches that hinder crystallisation

Q. Which of the following is a characteristic of Low-Density Polyethylene $(L D PE)$ ?