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Polyethylene . Polymerized ethylene is molded in three different density ranges ,
which show distinctly different physical properties . Tensile strength , hardness ,
and chemical resistance all increase as density increases . Low - density ...
Polyethylene . Polymerized ethylene is molded in three different density ranges ,
which show distinctly different physical properties . Tensile strength , hardness ,
and chemical resistance all increase as density increases . Low - density ...
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Environmental - stress cracking is due to the premature failure of polyethylene in
the presence of active chemicals under conditions of relatively high strain . Stress
- cracking resistance is best in the low - density formulations . Polyethylene is ...
Environmental - stress cracking is due to the premature failure of polyethylene in
the presence of active chemicals under conditions of relatively high strain . Stress
- cracking resistance is best in the low - density formulations . Polyethylene is ...
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Polyvinylidene Chloride Silicone Rubber lonomer Polyester ( Fiber Reinforced )
Polystyrene High Density Polyethylene Epoxy , Melamine , Phenolic , Silicone
Polyvinyl Fluoride ( Film ) Ethylene - Propylene - Diene Polytetrafluoroethylene ...
Polyvinylidene Chloride Silicone Rubber lonomer Polyester ( Fiber Reinforced )
Polystyrene High Density Polyethylene Epoxy , Melamine , Phenolic , Silicone
Polyvinyl Fluoride ( Film ) Ethylene - Propylene - Diene Polytetrafluoroethylene ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Construction Materials for Photographic Processing Equipment Volume 12 of Kodak publication |
| Author | Eastman Kodak Company |
| Edition | 3, illustrated |
| Publisher | Eastman Kodak Company, 1980 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 27 Jun 2008 |
| ISBN | 087985250X, 9780879852504 |
| Length | 36 pages |
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