Polüisopreen
Polyisoprene is a polymer derived from isoprene monomers. It is a naturally occurring elastomer, most famously known as the primary component of natural rubber. The chemical structure of polyisoprene consists of repeating isoprene units, which are C5H8 molecules. Natural rubber is primarily *cis*-1,4-polyisoprene, a stereoisomer that gives it its characteristic elasticity. Synthetic polyisoprene can be produced with varying degrees of stereoregularity, mimicking natural rubber or offering different properties.
The process of polymerization involves linking many isoprene monomers together to form long chains. This process
Polyisoprene exhibits excellent tensile strength, elasticity, and resilience. These properties make it suitable for a wide