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molding and forming. For
these applications,
plasticizers largely overlap with dispersants.
Plasticizers for
polymers are
either liquids with low volatility...
- They are
biochemically inert.
Additives in
plastic products can be more problemative. For example,
plasticizers like
adipates and
phthalates are
often added...
-
polyvinyl chloride (PVC).
While phthalates are
commonly used as
plasticizers, not all
plasticizers are phthalates. The two
terms are specific, unique, and not...
- windows. It is also used in
making plastic bottles, packaging, and bank or
membership cards.
Adding plasticizers makes PVC
softer and more flexible....
-
Plastic pollution Plastic pollution is the ac****ulation of
plastic objects and
particles (e.g.
plastic bottles, bags and microbeads) in the Earth's environment...
-
Plastic surgery is a
surgical specialty involving the restoration, reconstruction, or
alteration of the
human body. It can be
divided into two main categories:...
- Look up
plastic or
plastics in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Plastic is a
polymerized material. It may also
refer to:
Plastic SCM, a
distributed revision...
- Additives,
including lubricants,
plasticizers, UV-absorbers, colorants, and antioxidants, are
added into
plastic materials in
order to
improve the quality...
- fibregl**** (Commonwealth English) is a
common type of fiber-reinforced
plastic using gl**** fiber. The
fibers may be
randomly arranged,
flattened into...
-
Together with RDX,
these incorporate various plasticizers to
decrease sensitivity and make the
composition plastic. The
origin of the
obsolete term "plastique"...
