Poliamidok
Poliamidok, or polyamides, are a family of polymers defined by repeating amide linkages (-CO-NH-) in their backbone. They are among the most widely used synthetic polymers, serving as both fibers and engineering plastics. The term encompasses a range of variants with different monomer units, chain lengths, and properties.
Poliamidok can be produced by two main methods. One route is condensation polymerization of diamines and diacids,
Key properties of polyamides include high tensile strength and toughness, good wear resistance, and relatively high
Applications of poliamidok span textiles (fibers for clothing and industrial fabrics), automotive components and gears, electrical
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