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What are the chemical properties of kevlar

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Gnesinka [82]3 years ago

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<h2>Kevlar has unique properties such as:</h2><h2><em>High tensile strength</em>, <em>high toughness</em>, and <em>chemical stability </em>at high temperatures<em> </em>in polyamides (polymer with repeating unit links by amide bonds.) </h2><h3>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~</h3>

Δ What is Kelvar? Δ

~ Kevlar is a heat-resistant and strong synthetic fiber

~ Kevlar is widely used as a friction material in the automotive industry, and a combustion protection material in the aerospace industry. <em>~Looked that up!</em>

<em>Hope I helped!!!</em>

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