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What is acrylic cement used for?
Acrylic cemen is used to join plastics together.
What adhesives can you use to join plastics together?
There are many 'plastics' and each has it's own solvent or glue. You need to tell us what kind of plastic you have.
How do you you join plastics together for children to understand?
One way to join plastics together for children to understand is by using a non-toxic and safe adhesive specifically designed for plastics. You can teach children how to apply a small amount of the adhesive to the surfaces they want to join together, then press them firmly until the bond sets. It's important to emphasize safety precautions and supervise children while they are working with adhesives.
Which organic reaction produces rubber and plastics?
The polymerization reaction produces rubber and plastics from organic molecules. In this reaction, monomers join together to form long chains of repeating units, creating the polymer structure of rubber and plastics.
What glue do you use to join plastics together?
There are hundreds of kinds of 'plastics', each with their own best glues.For instance, what glues ABS, will not glue PVC, what glues polystyrene will not glue Lexan. -You must specify a plastic.
What are the building blocks of plastics called?
The building blocks of plastics are called monomers. These are small molecules that can join together to form long chains known as polymers through a process called polymerization.
What material is acrylic cement used to join?
acrilic plastics.
What is the Hebrew word for join?
to join (as in to participate) = hitstaref (?????) to join (as in to connect to pieces together) = khiber (????)
Hold bones together?
joints. (they JOIN bones together. JOINts join! :P )
When was Join Together - song - created?
Join Together - song - was created on 1972-05-22.
What element is the main building block for plastics?
The main building block for plastics is not an element but rather a molecule that's called 'monomere' which turns into a 'polymere' by combining many molecules together (polymerisation reaction) in plastics
What does compound word mean?
i have no clue
