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I need help answering the following question based on the information attached: The nylon is formed from combining a solution of adipoyl chloride and a solution of hexmethyldiamine. Describe where the nylon is formed and how it is removed from the solution.

For Part 3, you will be making a form of nylon, a using the Nylons are commercially produced polyamide, on Rope Tric you from the reaction of a dicarboxylic acid with a diamine. In this laboratory, will be using a diacyl halide instead of dicarboxylic acid. Diacyl halides much less stable and more a are reactive than the dicarboxylic acids For this experiment, you will mix the dicarboxylic acid, sebacoyl chloride, with the diamine, he amethylenediamine, to form Nylon 6,10 igure 16). The "6" and "10" refer to the number of carbons in the diamine and diacyl chloride, respectively. You will run this reaction in a two-phase system with each reagent in a separate phase. The two reagents will react at the interface between the organic layer, which will contain the diacyl halide, and the aqueous layer which will contain the diamine.

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here the sebacoyl chloride is taken in organic phase and hexmethylenediamine taken in aqueous phase, by mixing these phases, the product nylon will be formed at the junction of the two phase i.e at the surface of the two layer as insolube material. it can be seprated by filtaration and drying.

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