Bifunctional monomers / Bifunctional

双官能单体 (shuāng guān néng dān tǐ) / 双官能的 (shuāng guān néng de)

Explanation (EN)

Bifunctional monomers are molecules that have two functional groups capable of participating in polymerization. These functional groups can react with other monomers to form linkages and build a polymer chain. Examples include diols (containing two hydroxyl groups), diamines (containing two amine groups), and dicarboxylic acids (containing two carboxyl groups). Bifunctional monomers are essential for step-growth polymerization.

Explanation (ZH)

双官能单体是具有两个能够参与聚合的官能团的分子。这些官能团可以与其他单体反应形成键并构建聚合物链。例子包括二醇(含有两个羟基)、二胺(含有两个胺基)和二羧酸(含有两个羧基)。双官能单体对于逐步增长聚合至关重要。

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