nylon 6

Désignations

français	nylon 6 (correct,see observation,masculine noun) OBS: Le mot «Nylon», quoique étant une marque commerciale, est devenu, par abus de langage, un nom commun désignant les polyamides en général. synonyme : Nylon 6 (correct,trademark,masculine noun)
anglais	nylon 6 (correct,see observation) CONT: Nylon 6. In 1907, J. von Braun at Göttingen University in Germany discovered that the self-condensation of e-aminocaproic [""e"", Greek letter for ""epsilon""] acid led to a caprolactam polymer, probably of low molecular weight, as it appears today. In 1938, P. Schlack at I.G. Farbenindustrie in Berlin polymerized caprolactam to high-molecular-weight nylon 6. ... Nylon 6 was commercialized in the period 1929-1940 by I.G. Farben. The first applications included melt-spun bristles and textile filaments; melt-cast tapes used as transmission belts; and injection-molded bushings, bearings, and gears. In the United States production of nylon 6 was taken up in 1955 by Allied Chemical. OBS: The term ""nylon"", though a trademark, is currently used as a common noun. It is a generic name for a family of polyamide polymers. synonyme : Nylon 6 (correct,trademark) synonyme : poly[imino(1-oxo-1,6-hexanediyl)] (correct,see observation) synonyme : poly(iminocarbonylpentamethylene) (correct)

français

nylon 6 (correct,see observation,masculine noun)
OBS: Le mot «Nylon», quoique étant une marque commerciale, est devenu, par abus de langage, un nom commun désignant les polyamides en général.
synonyme : Nylon 6 (correct,trademark,masculine noun)

anglais

nylon 6 (correct,see observation)
CONT: Nylon 6. In 1907, J. von Braun at Göttingen University in Germany discovered that the self-condensation of e-aminocaproic [""e"", Greek letter for ""epsilon""] acid led to a caprolactam polymer, probably of low molecular weight, as it appears today. In 1938, P. Schlack at I.G. Farbenindustrie in Berlin polymerized caprolactam to high-molecular-weight nylon 6. ... Nylon 6 was commercialized in the period 1929-1940 by I.G. Farben. The first applications included melt-spun bristles and textile filaments; melt-cast tapes used as transmission belts; and injection-molded bushings, bearings, and gears. In the United States production of nylon 6 was taken up in 1955 by Allied Chemical.
OBS: The term ""nylon"", though a trademark, is currently used as a common noun. It is a generic name for a family of polyamide polymers.
synonyme : Nylon 6 (correct,trademark)
synonyme : poly[imino(1-oxo-1,6-hexanediyl)] (correct,see observation)
synonyme : poly(iminocarbonylpentamethylene) (correct)

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Définitions

français: Nylon fait par polycondensation de caprolactame.
anglais: ... polymer of caprolactam, originated by I.G. Farbenindustrie in 1940.

Classement

Collections

Mathématiques, physique et sciences naturelles sciences

Domaines

Éléments et composés chimiques

API

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