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The process in which a solid changes to a liquid is called melting.
melting point
Acrylic plastic is from a family synthetic, or man-made, plastic materials containg some acrylic acid. Acrylic plastic also called acrylic glass is a clear alternative to sheet glass.
it is simply melting process.
a liquid to a solid is called the melting point:-)
According to Wikipedia.....The melting point of acrylic glass is 160 °C (320 °F)I believe it's spelled PERSPEX and it's atransparent plastic sometimes called acrylic glass.
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what is the melting point of pewter
Acrylic is hard when at room temperature, but becomes pliable when heated. It is sometimes transparent and comes in a range of colours. It can be bent into a shape, but it can snap if bent too much. It is easy to cut and not very flexible (depends on the thickness) and takes a long time to file down. However, when machining acrylic, make sure to lower the RPM of your drill or milling machine to prevent melting the acrylic. Also, use an endmill that is not a spiral, but has a straight cutting blade to prevent shattering (a common phenomenon with acrylic).
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The process in which a solid changes to a liquid is called melting.
Some acrylic sweaters are machine washable, and some must by dry cleaned. It depends on their construction and the percentage of other fabrics. Read the tags carefully to determine if your sweater is machine washable or not.
Acrylic plastic is from a family synthetic, or man-made, plastic materials containg some acrylic acid. Acrylic plastic also called acrylic glass is a clear alternative to sheet glass.
melting point
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Acrylic plastic is from a family synthetic, or man-made, plastic materials containg some acrylic acid. Acrylic plastic also called acrylic glass is a clear alternative to sheet glass.
It is false nails made with chemicals called acrylic liquid and acrylic powder