Polysciences - Monomers & Polymers

Polysciences utilizes high-purity monomers and polymers to enhance many characteristics of everyday life. This chemical properties are one of the core products produces at Polysciences.

1. Polysciences , Inc. What you need to know about Monomers and Polymers and how Polyscience uses them.

2. Our high-purity monomer and polymer products find many applications in medical devices and are used in a great variety of ways to enhance critical characteristics. Our recent expansion into the Electronics Polymer and Chemicals market expands our position as a manufacturer and supplier of high-purity monomers and polymers. Our particle manufacturing technology has led us to complete our line of precision microparticles useful for measurement in nanotechnology applications.

3. So what is a Monomer? Mono meaning ‘ one ’ and Mer meaning ‘ part ’, Monomer = one part . A monomer is a single building block that help to create a more complex molecule called a polymer. Monomers are often organic parts that compose synthetic polymers. Some naturally occurring Monomers are glucose, cellulose, and amino acids.

4. Polymers Poly meaning ‘ many ’ and mer meaning ‘ part ’, Polymer = Many Parts . Polymers are found both organically and synthetically, or man made. Polymers are used everyday and make up a multitude or products that you use. Some common polymers are Teflon, take out containers, Spandex, eye glasses, hair products, and credit cards.

5. Polyscience Monomer Products Styrenic Monomers Amine Containing Acrlyic Monomers Hydroxy Containg Monomers Acid Containing Monomers Florescent Acrylic Monomers Ultra Pure Monomers For a full an complete list, please visit our website. www.polysciences.com

6. Polyscience Polymers Amides Block Copolymers Epoxy Resins Flourescent Polymers Liquid Crystal Polymers Photoactive Polymers Water Soluble Polymers For a full and complete list of all Polymers offered, please visit our website. www.polysciences.com

7. Polymer Individual Standards & Kits Block Copolymers Dextran Polyacrylamide Polybutadiene Polyethylene Polypropylene Polystyrene Poly( methacrylic acid) Poly(alpha-methacrylate)