Nylon 6 is a polyamide used in the manufacture of ropes. It can be prepared via hydrolysis of e-caprolactam to form e-aminocaproic acid followed by acid-catalyzed polymerization. 27.16a Mydly Identify the structure of Nylon 6. li #1 Nylon

Nylon 6 is a polyamide used in the manufacture of ropes. It can be prepared via hydrolysis of e-caprolactam to form e-aminocaproic acid followed by acid-catalyzed polymerization. 27.16a Mydly Identify the structure of Nylon 6. li #1 Nylon

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Nylon 6 is a polyamide used in the manufacture of ropes. It can be prepared via hydrolysis of e-caprolactam to form e-aminocaproic
acid followed by acid-catalyzed polymerization.
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e-caprafactare
27.16a
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aminocaproic acid
Identify the structure of Nylon 6.
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