Polizopren
Polizopren is a term used in some polymer science discussions to denote a class of hypothetical polymers based on repeating isoprene-like units. It is not a single defined compound and is not part of standard chemical nomenclature; in most sources, polizopren appears as a conceptual designation for elastomeric materials derived from isoprene chemistry.
In proposed models, polizopren resembles polyisoprene in that the main chain consists of hydrocarbon backbones with
Synthesis of polizopren, in the hypothetical sense, would involve polymerization of isoprene or functionalized isoprene monomers
Applications suggested for polizopren are predominantly speculative, including tires, seals, vibration dampers, and biomedical elastomers where
Safety and handling fall within general polymer materials; polizopren–related materials are typically inert solids or liquids
See also: polyisoprene, natural rubber, elastomers, polymerization.