第一节合成高分子化合物的基本方法（Section basic methods for synthesis of polymeric compounds）.doc

第一节合成高分子化合物的基本方法（Section 1 basic methods for synthesis of polymeric compounds） The fifth chapter enters the era of synthetic organic polymer compounds Section 1 basic methods for synthesis of polymeric compounds Learning goal Knowledge and skills Process and method Emotions, attitudes, and values The characteristics of addition polymerization and condensation polymerization are illustrated by specific examples. 1., simple polymerization equations and simple polymer structures can be written in common monomers. 2., simple monomers can be analyzed from simple polymer structures. Understanding the important role of ever-changing polymer materials in industrial and agricultural production, improving peoples quality of life and high and new technology. Learning focus 1. to understand the chain, polymerization degree and monomer concept of organic polymer compounds. 2. to understand the general characteristics of polycondensation and polycondensation reactions. 3., a simple monomer is used to write out the polymerization equation (especially condensation polymerization equation) and the polymer formula, and its monomer is analyzed by simple polymer structure. 4., from the structural characteristics of organic polymers, grasp the basic methods of synthesis of organic polymers, training reasoning and generalization ability. Class I Inquiry training A choice (every day 1 to 2 options to do) 1. the following natural polymers belong to () A. B. C. D. oil collodion starch polyethylene 2. for the monomers of polymerization, the correct statement is () The A. monomer is a repeating structural unit in a polymer B. monomer is the raw material for making polymer C. the monomer participating in the polymerization must be a substance The D. monomer is a small molecule of a synthetic polymer compound 3.. The structure of the main component in artificial ivory is that it is obtained by addition polymerization, and the monomer of synthetic ivory is () A. (CH3), 2O, B.HCHO, C.CH3CHO, D.,