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A chemical demonstration of the synthesis of nylon in Carleton University's CHEM 1000 course. Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada.
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@nicolhaidi

10 years ago

that dude knows how to keep the students focused

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@QAJehm

9 years ago

So that's how Spider-Man held all that webbing

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@dudeimamazingbeef

13 years ago

YES!! That's 3 minutes of my 10 minute presentation on Nylon done!

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@sabram24

14 years ago

man i was there 3 years ago when this was recorded. man that was a fun class

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@srushtinema7439

3 years ago

Interesting! They way he explained it was engaging. Dude surely knows how to keep his students interested.

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@blue_kobolt1785

3 years ago

My chemistry 30 teacher sent me here since we're in our organic chemistry unit. What a joy to watch!

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@robertburkottawa

16 years ago

The cpmpound is easily hydrolyzed (reacted with water) or oxidized. If it is not fresh, no reaction happens because there is no sebacoyl chloride.

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@misterimpatient

16 years ago

This really brought back fond memories of High School chemistry. My teacher at the Bronx High School of Science(Class of '74) was Mrs. Frank and I remember sitting mesmerized by this demonstration. That doesn't explain why I went on to major in Electrical Engineering....

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@sabram24

15 years ago

i loved this class. Was always fun going too.

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@tantegreta

16 years ago

in germany i normally hate chemistry and physics..but this is some kind of special^^ i love these vids!

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@adrianseconds3669

10 years ago

why isnt he wearing safety goggles

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@raymondbowman285

8 years ago

This may sound like a silly question, however I am attempting to recreate this experiment without making too much or too little nylon. Approximately how much of each liquid did you use?

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@rhema3422

7 years ago

Thanks a lot for this video but I have a question. Is the synthetic nylon the same in composition to commercially made ones. If not, what test can I use to different them.

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@ruioshu

7 years ago

is it strong? And How can i spin this???

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@EDUARDO12348

10 years ago

thanks for sharing this, way cool

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@Vinay-xv1ce

6 years ago

Is it a real nylon? Does it have the strength of a nylon rope? I just wanted to know because I did not do the experiment you did.

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@denelson83

13 years ago

@sakuranohana1523 The organic solvent is n-hexane. A straight chain, not a cyclic molecule.

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@archangel1214

14 years ago

what were the 2 chemicals he used? and can you make any other fiberous materials like this?

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@denelson83

13 years ago

@endospores Actually, he didn't use sebacoyl chloride in this reaction. Besides, it can't form an aqueous solution because it actually reacts with water. He said he used a di-acid, either adipic acid or sebacic acid.

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