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A synthetic polymer in which the monomers are linked by the group –NH–CO–. Nylon is an example of a polyamide. polyamide: A type of condensationpolymer produced by the interactionof an amino group of one moleculeand a carboxylic acid group of anothermolecule to give a protein-likestructure. The polyamide chains arelinked together by hydrogen bonding.

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Corteva Outlines Growth Strategy for Both Entities Following Separation

Corteva held investor presentations outlining growth strategies for its two entities following separation. The seed business Vylor will spin off in October, while the remainder operates as a crop prot

Morningstar · 2026-09-16 09:41

Product Info

Name (EN)	Polyamide fibers
CAS No.	63428-84-2
Type	product
Application	Industrially, polyamides are essential for the production of synthetic polymers such as nylon, plastics and indispensable fibers. A different category of polyamides is transformed into fibres which are referred to as aromatic polyamides (amide polymers with recurrent phenyl rings in their structure)
Other Names (EN)	Polyamide fibers;Lactams,polyamides;Agilon;Agilon D;Aeron (fiber);Arenka 900;Arenka 930;Banlon;Belima;Bri-Nylon;Cadon;Caprolan (polyamide);Celon;Cerex;Chemlon 67/16;Dederon;Dedotex;Durette;Elastik (fiber);Elastil;Elder (fiber);Flawil;Forlien;Fypro;Gofron;Helanca;HT 4;23K (fiber);Kaprilon;Lanastil;Li
Description	A synthetic polymer in which the monomers are linked by the group –NH–CO–. Nylon is an example of a polyamide. polyamide: A type of condensationpolymer produced by the interactionof an amino group of one moleculeand a carboxylic acid group of anothermolecule to give a protein-likestructure. The poly