How do we color the things that we make? Pigments and Plastics.
[Length: 10:04 Minutes]
Try to imagine a world without plastics as you learn about early natural and synthetic polymers.
[Length: 5:09 Minutes]
Make your own milk plastic, discover the first synthetic plastic and how chemical engineering is important in the plastics industry.
[Length: 14:12 Minutes]
Monomers make up polymers, the difference between amorphous and semi-crystalline polymers, and product application engineering.
[Length: 6:35 Minutes]
Thermoplastics can be reheated, remolded and recycled. How single-use water bottles are manufactured and recycled.
[Length: 10:19 Minutes]
Plastic comes from renewable and non-renewable resources such as crude oil, natural gas and agricultural feedstocks.
[Length: 8:46 Minutes]
Slime is a good example of endothermic chemical reactions. Join us in the viscosity race and discover alien slime!
[Length: 9:23 Minutes]
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