epoxy resin

(ə′päk·sē ′rez·ən)

(organic chemistry) A polyether resin formed originally by the polymerization of bisphenol A and epichlorohydrin, having high strength, and low shrinkage during curing; used as a coating, adhesive, casting, or foam.

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A resin molecule characterized by reactive epoxy, or ethoxyline, groups that serve as terminal polymerization points. Used in dentistry for denture bases.

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A high-strength low-shrinkage polymer, especially designed for use in construction as an adhesive, a coating, or a foam.

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