The airplane is encountering quite a force when flying.
Polymer is used because it is extremely strong. It will try to "absorb" an impact rather than just break into little pieces.
A windshield/window of an airplane is designed to withstand the actual impact of even largish birds.
At some time they did indeed test windshields/windows for planes with something commonly known as a Chicken Gun.
In the early days there was a person who smashed one windscreen after another and he could not understand why because they should withstand it.
After a while somebody asked him if he had defrosted the chicken first. Ooops.
The windscreens on airplanes are not tough enough to withstand frozen solid birds.
polyethlene
polymer
yes pvk used as electrlyte as blend with other polymer
A dry polymer is one that is not in solution. they are used where moisture would create an issue. Sometimes dry polymer powder is added to cement so that when the cement is hydrated to make concrete, the dry polymer is hydrated at the same time. If a wet polymer, or polymer solution were used, it would react with the cement and make it unusable.
No
its used to mix dank sauce.
Carbon fiber is a reinforced polymer used to create pieces for airplanes when engineers need something light and strong.
is isinglass used in airplane windshields
polymer
Any type of monomer may be polymerized.
The type of glass most commonly used is Plexiglas which is an acrylic polymer. Another type used as an alternative to Plexiglas is polycarbonate.
Combined arms type of battle.
Which adhesive?"Super glue" type adhesives are usually a cyanoacylate polymer, while the sticky stuff on the back of sticky notes is a polyacrylate. Lots of different polymers can be used as "adhesives". Epoxy glues are, well, epoxides.
Yes, the casing is nearly always made out of a polymer.
it is one of the polymer family which makes it a polymer
yes pvk used as electrlyte as blend with other polymer
Bipedal locomotion, snow cats, snow mobiles, airplanes, etc.
Trucks may be used as well as airplanes. It really depends on where exactly the frigid zone is.