PVC Quiz Dice

What does PVC stand for?

• Polyvinyl Compound

• Polyvinyl Chloride

• Polyvinyl Coating

• Polyvinyl Carbonate

What are the properties of PVC?

• PVC has properties such as high strength, brittleness, flammability, chemical reactivity, and poor electrical insulation.

• PVC has properties such as low strength, fragility, flammability, chemical reactivity, and poor electrical insulation.

• PVC has properties such as high strength, durability, flame resistance, chemical resistance, and electrical insulation.

• PVC has properties such as flexibility, low durability, heat resistance, chemical reactivity, and electrical conductivity.

Name one common use of PVC.

• Toy manufacturing

• Window frames

• Electrical insulation

• Plumbing

What are the advantages of PVC?

• The advantages of PVC include durability, low cost, chemical resistance, versatility, lightweight, and easy installation.

• Susceptible to corrosion, expensive, limited design options

• Prone to cracking, heavy, difficult to install

• High maintenance, expensive, limited applications

What are the disadvantages of PVC?

• High cost, low durability, and limited color options.

• Prone to cracking, difficult to repair, and emits toxic fumes when burned.

• Not suitable for outdoor use, susceptible to UV damage, and can release harmful chemicals.

• Environmental impact, toxicity, and difficulty in recycling.

Is PVC a thermoplastic or a thermosetting plastic?

• thermoplastic

• elastomer

• polymer

• thermosetting plastic

What is the full form of PVC?

• Polyvinyl Compound

• Polyvinyl Carbonate

• Polyvinyl Coating

• Polyvinyl Chloride

What is the chemical formula of PVC?

• C2H4Cl

• C2H3Cl

• C2H5Cl

• C2H6Cl

What are the environmental concerns associated with PVC?

• Toxic chemical release, air pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and poor recyclability

• Noise pollution, ozone depletion, and water scarcity.

• Water pollution, soil degradation, and deforestation.

• Eutrophication, habitat destruction, and waste generation.

What are the different types of PVC pipes?

• PVC-U pipes

• PVC-M pipes

• PVC-O pipes

• schedule 40, schedule 80, and CPVC pipes