Here are five basic organic silicone polymer structures

The five basic structures of organic silicone polymers are as follows:
By modifying the structure of organic silicone polymers, a wide range of different forms of organic silicone materials can be produced.
Linear polymers of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) can exist in both volatile and non-volatile forms.

Cyclic Polymer Volatile Fluid "(Cyclomethylsiloxane)

Derived polymers

Due to the branched terminals providing more opportunities for connection with other polymers, side-chain polysiloxanes are often used as cross-linking agents or fixatives. A deeper understanding of the silicone curing chemistry is necessary.
Linear polymers of polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) can exist in both volatile and non-volatile forms.

Tree embryo (structure that solidifies into a three-dimensional film)

Polymerization structure is just one of the many customization methods for organic silicon materials to meet the specific needs of different industries, processes, and commercial applications. More detailed understanding of how to change the characteristics and performance of organic silico