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The thermal conductivity of a polymer decreases with temperature due to the nature of its molecular structure and heat transfer mechanisms. At lower temperatures, the polymer chains are more rigid, allowing vibrations (phonons) that transfer heat to travel more efficiently. As the temperature rises, these chains move more, creating disorder and making it harder for the phonons to travel, thus reducing the material's thermal conductivity. Additionally, increased thermal energy can lead to more scattering of phonons, further impeding the heat transfer. This behavior contrasts with metals, where thermal conductivity typically increases with temperature due to the increased mobility of free electrons that carry heat.
Polypropylene is not a condensation polymer; it is an addition polymer. It is produced via polymerization of propylene monomers in a process that doesn't involve the removal of small molecules, which is characteristic of condensation polymerization. In contrast, condensation polymers form through reactions where small molecules, like water or methanol, are expelled during the polymerization process. Examples of condensation polymers include polyesters and polyamides. Polypropylene’s synthesis is catalyzed typically under low pressure using Ziegler-Natta or metallocene catalysts, resulting in the polymer's various structural configurations, including isotactic, syndiotactic, and atactic forms. This versatility makes polypropylene widely used in packaging, textiles, automotive components, and consumer products, showcasing its importance in the polymer industry due to its strength, resilience, and flexibility.
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