Compound Interest: The Chemistry of the World Cup Football

A number of chemical materials are used in the manufacture of the Brazuca, the World Cup football. The majority of these materials are polymers; these are very long molecules built up from many smaller component molecules. A simple, everyday example is polyethene, used to make some plastic bags. Different classes of polymers are used to…

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Compound Interest: The Chemistry of the World Cup Football

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Compound Interest: The chemistry of the World Cup

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