alkyd resin
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alkyd resin
(′al·kəd ′rez·ən)
(organic chemistry) A class of adhesive resins made from unsaturated acids and glycerol.
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One of a group of thermoplastic synthetic resins; used in bonding materials, in adhesives, and in paints and varnishes.
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