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compute the densities of totally crystalline and totally amorphous polypropylene
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Polypropylene, a common plastic material, can exist in two forms: totally crystalline and totally amorphous. The density of totally crystalline polypropylene is typically around 0.946 g/cm3. This high density is due to the ordered arrangement of polymer chains, which pack closely together. On the other hand, the totally amorphous form of polypropylene has a lower density, around 0.855 g/cm3, because its polymer chains are arranged in a random, less organized way, resulting in more space between them. The significant difference in density between these two forms is crucial for applications requiring specific material properties, such as rigidity, flexibility, or transparency. For instance, high-density, crystalline polypropylene is desirable for making rigid containers, while lower-density, amorphous polypropylene is better suited for flexible applications.
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