I did one with a polymer sodium alginate, which is a polymer from seaweed.
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Dr. Phillips and Hyungwoo Kim, now at Chonnam National University in South Korea, introduced a tiny amount of unzipping polymer into a common, cheap polymer.
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The back sheet is made of a polymer material and if it is a polymer, then of course it is less reliable in the humid environment.
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There's a polymer over the actual keyboard switch that previously was a complex polymer and now appears to essentially plain old nylon, according to an FITR analysis.
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The researchers created various intricate, layered polymer cubes based on tubulanes, and tested to see if they were any better than simple, solid polymer cubes at withstanding speeding bullets.
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"We can have a big change in properties or complete degradation of the polymer just from one event," says Elizabeth Gillies, a polymer chemist at Western University in London, Ontario.
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To stop the wires clumping together, thereby reducing the number of neurons they engage with, the firm uses a sacrificial polymer to splay them apart; the polymer dissolves but the wires remain separated.
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The remaining 30% is a special polymer, infused with yeast.
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The film's polymer technology isn't a new idea, Anolik said.
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The two firms would also combine their reinforced polymer business.
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Polymer is basically a pretty stiff, but still bendable plastic.
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Next, they had to put it in a polymer bath.
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Polymer allows the bank to add more sophisticated security features.
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Polymer co-founders Maya Balakrishnan and Ishita Prasad Polymer co-founders Maya Balakrishnan and Ishita Prasad In the U.S. alone, 85 percent of manufacturers qualify as small businesses, employing between five and 500 people.
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"Our supplier of polymer substrate, Innovia Security, has confirmed that its polymer substrate used as a base for bank notes contains additives that may be produced from tallow," the message to the CBC reads.
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Google could update YouTube to use Polymer 2.0 or even 3.0 which both support the deprecated API, but the company has decided to stick to using Polymer 1.0 that was originally released in 2015.
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When produced at scale, researchers anticipate the polymer to be an inexpensive solution to cleaning up oil spills, given the low cost of waste cooking oils and sulphur which forms the basis of the polymer.
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"There is a trace of tallow in the polymer pellets used in the base substrate of the polymer £5 notes," the Bank of England said repeatedly in responses to inquiries this week on social media.
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This isn't the first transparent conductor, nor the first polymer conductor.
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With Stanley, I was studying kinetics of phase-separating polymer mixtures.
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Well Genetics, a Norwegian firm, wraps the molecules in polymer coatings.
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Or, more specifically, a new lightweight proprietary polymer it calls Breitlight.
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One jet is a dissolved polymer, and the other is ethanol.
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They also switched out leather upholstery for an elastic polymer mesh.
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A similar polymer called RISUG is currently being trialled in India.
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Most importantly, the polymer won't easily ignite, unlike lithium-ion batteries.
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The new technology is called a solid polymer lithium metal battery.
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Shares of Swedish polymer producer Hexpol slumped 9.4 percent on Tuesday.
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It can be removed with a solution that dissolves the polymer.
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Deep-sea divers need skintight polymer pants; so do Olympic speedskaters.
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The plant-based polymer is biodegradable and comes in pastel colors.
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Then, through 3-D printing, a resin polymer figurine is produced.
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The loops break, exposing the polymer ends, and the polymers unzip.
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It's a flexible polymer display, not unlike the Samsung Galaxy Fold.
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Here's a folding display and look, it's not polymer, it's glass.
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Unfortunately, because early review units came in a box that didn't contain a warning label telling users not to peel off the polymer film, some Galaxy Fold units were damaged when reviewers removed that polymer layer.
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They're actually electrically active polymer membranes made to function like artificial muscles.
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"Carrier I" also holds a polymer cast of a netted fruit bag.
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In our case as a result of the polymer and manufacturing method….
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The baits are made out of fishmeal polymer and coated sachet balls.
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Ms. Cleland said she used her first £5 polymer note Tuesday morning.
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Vegetarians note that animal products are used to make the polymer notes.
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Crocs (CROX) are made out of a rubber-like molded polymer resin.
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A piece of plastic polymer about to be destroyed under ultraviolet light.
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These polymer surfaces are framed in a sturdy and rigid aluminum housing.
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The next two banknotes set to enter circulation soon are both—at present—expected to be made out of polymer: the polymer Jane Austen £10 banknote due in 2017, and the J.M.W. Turner £20 banknote, due out by 2020.
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First, it is up to 100 times faster than existing polymer-based printers.
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Lightweight polymer-based nets enabled supertrawlers to rake the ocean even more brutally.
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It stretches lashes thanks to a resin-and-polymer formula, elongating your fringe.
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Zimmerman described it as the world's first polymer that can conduct lithium ions.
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The D3O secret sauce is proprietary and highly sophisticated, employing advanced polymer chemistry.
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The polymer binder provides the durability and the filler provides these repellent properties.
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Scientists have only theorized that this Pna21 polymer exists, they haven't made it.
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In the '90s, people started making devices on polymer films that can bend.
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Click here to view original GIFThe new plastic polymer £5 notes are bonkers.
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The scales are made of a white synthetic polymer, secured by brass pins.
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Sigurdsson, former CEO of polymer maker Promens, will join the company on Sept.
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Given its durability, polymer is considered more environmentally friendly than traditional paper bills.
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The first issue relates to the "polymer adhesive" covering the plastic foldable display.
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Samsung should have told reviewers not to peel off the Fold's polymer layer.
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It's the same polymer as used in a water bottle, so F.D.A.-approved.
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"It is literally feedstock recovery," says Jeannette Garcia, a polymer chemist at IBM.
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Polymer banknotes tend to last two to three times longer than paper notes.
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This resulted in an unprecedented sales boost for polymer-framed handguns, he said.
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You just drill a few holes and remove these extra bits of polymer.
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When the right amount of polymer was removed, the kit became a firearm.
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That must change if America wants to compete in the sustainable polymer revolution.
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On top of that are three layers of silkscreen printing ink and polymer acrylic.
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The "liquid glass" they designed is a glass powder embedded into a liquid polymer.
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These conductive polymer films can be used for more than contact lenses, Evans said.
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The polymer sheet is highly transparent, though it does have a slight yellowish tinge.
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Multiple-exposure image of the new shape-memory polymer reverting to its original shape.
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The polymer contains activating agents that do not exist anywhere else in the body.
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Each pore is painted onto polymer clay; every greasy hair follicle lodged into place.
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Instead, Ionic's approach uses a solid plastic-like polymer instead of the liquid electrolyte.
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PTFE is a polymer—a long chainlike molecule—made of carbon and fluorine atoms.
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The University of Akron's Polymer Training Centre houses 120 academics and 700 graduate students.
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It is made of silicone, the rubberlike polymer, not silicon, the semi-metallic element.
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The polymer notes, featuring the former Prime Minister Winston Churchill, went through rigorous testing.
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If you do get a Galaxy Fold, please don't peel away its polymer film.
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Most of the breakthroughs in his area, polymer physics, had been made years before.
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The screen protector's "special blend of polymer" is virtually indestructible, according to the company.
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Desktop Metal's machines work by binding metal and ceramic powders into a soft polymer.
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At present, the Bank of England plans to continue using the polymer material in the next two banknotes set to enter circulation: the polymer Jane Austen £10 banknote due in summer 2017, and the J.M.W. Turner £20 banknote, due out by 2020.
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Unless you're Shu Lam, a 25-year-old polymer chemist and PhD student in microbiology at Melbourne University, who decided to fight back against our bacterial overlords by developing a star-shaped polymer that goes all Jason Vorhees on the unwanted cells.
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We suggest following your city's local recommendations for disposing of a lithium-polymer rechargeable battery.
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All of which has got some people thinking: why not swap one polymer with another?
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They place the stuff on a heat-shrink polymer, apply heat, and wrinkle the graphene.
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There's a big push for the US to adopt the more secure polymer bank note.
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Their results revealed some indirect evidence of the nanobubbles damaging the polymer, but nothing conclusive.
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Production of PET resin, a polymer used to make plastic bottles, is Indorama's main business.
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This forged knife has a full tang that is triple-riveted to a polymer handle.
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The next Apple Watch material should be a polymer (yes, basically a super-strong plastic).
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The final sculpture is created out of polymer clay, acrylic paint and real human hair.
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Slime dates all the way back to the 1830s when polymer science was first discovered.
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Polyurethane is a polymer, a large molecule that consists of multiple smaller molecules called monomers.
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I work mostly with acrylic paint, India ink, watercolors, sometimes with fiber and polymer clay.
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Only since the polymer boom of the 1960s have straws been made predominantly of plastic.
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Which are PVC, basically plastic polymer, the majority of which are made from crude oil.Right.
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Only since the polymer boom of the 1960s have straws been predominantly made of plastic.
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Each piece features a map fragment covered with a painted, muddied layer of acrylic polymer.
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The company is working on "solid" lithium polymer batteries that greatly reduce their combustible nature.
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Working in his basement Mr. Zimmerman created a polymer material that could do just that.
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The ones that we've seen so far, the implementations of folding screens are using polymer displays, these are just layers of polymer with some type of reinforcement underneath to try to keep the thing durable, but Brian Barrett has written for us on WIRED.
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A solid lithium polymer metal battery — when it arrives commercially — will also allow electronics designers to be more creative, because they will be able to use a plasticlike material (the polymer) that allows smaller and more flexible packaging and requires fewer complex safety mechanisms.
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This cures (ie, solidifies) a corresponding volume of the polymer, reproducing the image in perfect detail.
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It has a stretchy polymer tail that undulates via a hydraulic pump to control its movement.
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They first punctured lab-grade polymer, but then wanted to work with something more biologically relevant.
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He also said Turner would have liked his art to appear on a slip of polymer.
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A similar polymer called RISUG is being trialled in India and has proved effective in men.
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Not that racial harmony will be achieved or that a new polymer will make taillights indestructible.
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Cash itself is getting more secure: polymer banknotes use complex holographic images to guard against forgers.
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The 210S has a round face, a fiber-reinforced polymer body, and a stainless steel bezel.
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The bride's father, who is retired, worked in Linden, N.J., as a polymer chemist for Exxon.
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Britain's polymer bank notes typically contain less than 0.05 percent of animal products, the BoE said.
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YouTube's new Dark Theme, for example, is something that was easier to develop thanks to Polymer.
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Heat from the skin dissolves the polymer and allows the drugs to enter the blood stream.
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The polymer has the added benefit of sustainability as it uses recycled and biodegradable waste products.
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Researchers made a thermally responsive polymer: A flimsy but powerful material that could encase a battery.
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"As jute polymer bags are totally biodegradable and decomposable, it will help check pollution," he said.
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The old paper £5 note was recently replaced with a polymer bill said to be indestructible.
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Once that's done, external forces aren't necessary anymore and the polymer can fold on its own.
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When the solvent evaporated the inside of the capillary was left evenly coated with the polymer.
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It does so by pulling these solid objects out of a shallow pool of liquid polymer.
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It stops the polymer layers sticking to the base and also removes heat generated during curing.
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Why, Dr. Anderson asked the company executives, couldn't there be a polymer to put on skin?
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But the lithium-ion-polymer battery takes a hefty chunk out of the Hyundai's trunk space.
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A polymer body would also allow for an endless number of through-and-through body colors.
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Iris Eichenberg uses polymer clay for its dual association with both industrial production and craft-making.
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These problems were eventually solved by substituting stay-on tabs and lining the cans with polymer.
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The polymer that the company makes is called PHA, and it works similarly to most plastics.
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The human-like hands took especially long to create, as Biss made them from Polymer clay.
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The other uses what Carlsberg described as a "100% bio-based" polyethylene furanoate polymer film barrier.
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Every version of a folding device we've seen before this has had a flexible polymer display.
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Jane Austen's image will be on the new polymer £10 note, replacing that of Charles Darwin.
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The polymer burns off inside the furnace, and the metal fuses together without losing its shape.
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The Galaxy Fold uses a flexible plastic display covered by a thick polymer layer for protection.
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And depending on the type of plastic polymer, the health effects vary from inconclusive to disturbing.
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Padre Pio's face mask is made of silicone, the rubberlike polymer, not silicon, the semi-metallic element.
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The polymer shell prevents the TPP from seeping into the electrolyte, which would reduce the battery's performance.
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In November, the Bank of England also addressed counterfeit concerns when it introduced a polymer £5 note.
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To prevent its electrical components from shorting underwater, HAMR is coated in Parylene, an environmentally friendly polymer.
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The real vibranium will be a composite of metal, polymer and ceramic probably produced off the planet.
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The shoes are made in New Zealand using ultrafine merino wool and a rubber-foam polymer sole.
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Under Carney, the BoE has introduced plastic or 'polymer' banknotes which were common in his native Canada.
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The lighter plastics can incorporate heavier particles in their polymer resins to ensure they don't float either.
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It's made out of a hydrogel — a polymer gel that's more than 90 percent water by weight.
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With the switch to Polymer, the YouTube team can now spend more time working to improve latency.
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Like a sponge, the polymer sucks up crude oil, which then can be squeezed and reused again.
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Then they take that, place it on another sheet of heat-shrink polymer and wrinkle it again.
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Polymer bank notes have become increasingly common around the world, with countries like Australia being early adopters.
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Each is made of a translucent, flexible polymer that lets scientists replicate biological environments of living organs.
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It only has a single 12-megapixel rear camera, and it has polymer glass on the back.
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When exposed to toxic gases, such as Sarin gas, the polymer breaks apart and the insulation disappears.
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Zimmerman's team developed a polymer that can conduct ions at room temperature but is also flame-retardant.
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This involves a polymer being injected into sperm-carrying tubes to block sperm as they are released.
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Her semi-conducting ceramic polymer core weighed next to nothing: a microlattice structure as light as foam.
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She uses polymer clay to craft the tools she needs to make these mini works of art.
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He added that SOCAR Polymer was focused on the markets of Russia, Turkey, Eastern Europe and China.
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The roof and side and front walls are one piece and made with fiber-reinforced polymer skins.
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An company called Soft Robotics has developed an inflatable, cephalopod-inspired gripper made of pliable polymer fingers.
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The hyperelastic mattress material is made from a food-grade polymer — no latex or other toxic ingredients.
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The trials will test the feasibility of the techniques, as well as the durability of the polymer.
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Sperm are negatively charged and can be defused by the positive ions of the Risug drug polymer.
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"Our approach was to develop an antenna based on SMP — that's a shape memory polymer," Itzhaki said.
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Basically, you can imagine drawing thin threads of polymer material out of a solution using electric force.
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One prototype uses a recycled polyethylene terephthalate polymer film barrier, which acts as a thin internal lining.
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Removing too much polymer from the frame would have caused as many problems as not removing enough.
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"I am a polymer scientist and want to minimize plastic pollution and create environmental sustainability," explains Demirel.
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Polymer solutions firm Victrex rose over 3 percent, following an upgrade from Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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It's printed on polymer, just like the recently re-launched 5-pound note, which features Winston Churchill.
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When nylon, like some other polymer fibers, is heated, it shrinks in length, but expands in diameter.
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It starts with a pool of liquid polymer held in a shallow container that has a transparent base.
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Two years ago, they were weaving with 600-filament count conductive polymer thread half a millimeter in diameter.
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Fortunately, certain artificial turf companies offer other infill options, like acrylic polymer-coated sand, coconut fibers, or cork.
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The price of polyethylene, a popular polymer, has already fallen by a third since the start of 2018.
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Finally, scientists have delivered exactly what you've been asking for: an edible polymer gel made with caffeine. Finally.
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Another problem: The types of materials it's seeking, like the bio-based polymer lining, are not commercially available.
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Testing this idea out using an appropriate glue (a special water-soluble polymer), he found that it worked.
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Plastic is polymer, which means that it is made by combining a bunch of subunits in various ways.
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Correction: The original version misidentified the polymer change as being on the silicone membrane, not the switch cover.
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The body's also made of a slightly more premium glossy polymer plastic that looks and feels like glass.
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We're a pioneer in developing innovative polymers and intend to lead the way in polymer recycling as well.
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After creating a neutrally charged gold skeleton, the researchers overlaid it with a thin layer of flexible polymer.
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First, they created a small capsule from a sheet of flexible polymer a tenth of a millimetre thick.
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Synergy's polymer coating used to deliver a drug disappears over time, leaving a bare metal stent in place.
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Crafted with polymer clay, each piece is a miniaturized maze contained on a few centimeters of surface area.
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Slowly, the artist removes the substance from her body, stretching the polymer until it snaps off her skin.
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To make proteins, cells first transcribe a piece of DNA into another long polymer called messenger RNA (mRNA).
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Injection moulding has long been used to produce plastic parts by extruding a molten polymer into a mould.
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"Mike invented a specialty polymer that he can tweak and conduct ions at room temperature," Joy told me.
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Companies such as Akron Polymer Systems and Akron Surface Technologies are inventing new ways to commercialise synthetic materials.
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In Watervliet, New York, firms such as Cleveland Polymer Technologies occupy space in an old US Army arsenal.
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Or from an "animal slaughter-derived polymer," as one member of Parliament put it, to a vegetable version.
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He took out a body suit made of chemical-resistant polymer, with weighted booties and a clear helmet.
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Then, the printer adds a temporary polymer outer shell that helps the entire structure hold up during implantation.
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The lightweight band is mostly polymer and silicone, with a specially strengthened glass protecting the transflective touchscreen display.
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But this process also leads lithium-ion (and lithium-polymer) batteries to corrode faster than they otherwise would.
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There's some talc and some graphite, but also Fiberglas, memory polymer, high-end ceramic composites, and carbon fiber.
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Primarily she works with Super Sculpey polymer clay, though recently she has been experimenting with other sculptural media.
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The polylactic acid polymer is strong but flexible enough to be used as the crown and cup shell.
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Price works over his photographs with chemicals, polymer fluids, and powdered earth — decimating digital data through analog means.
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It's not that the entire satellite will be constructed in orbit from bricks of polymer and wire, obviously.
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We've even created thin polymer films with built-in sensors that sense pressure and heat, not unlike skin.
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This polymer and aluminum construction also gives the Corsair MM600 a much longer lifespan than cloth mouse pads.
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German polymer maker Covestro AG slipped nearly 5% on reports of negative comments on the stock from brokers.
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The pieces, made of baked polymer clay, were priced from 3,500 to 5,500 euros, or $3,900 to $6,100.
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The next layer, as I discussed above, is the brand's trademark hyper-elastic polymer, which provides the comfort.
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The polymer is also 50 percent lighter than the wood that surrounds it, resulting in a featherlight ski.
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"Once the diamonds fall on the surface of a polymer epoxy, and that polymer cures, the diamonds are fixed in their position, fixed in their orientation, and it's actually the orientation of those diamonds that we developed a technology that allows us to read those angles very quickly," Gaathon told TechCrunch.
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Engadget explains the technical details:Usually the separator is a boring polymer like polyethylene, the world's most commonly used plastic.
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Instead of glass, the back's made of a 3D polymer glass that isn't as scratch-resistant as Gorilla Glass.
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Researchers created an edible polymer gel using caffeine as the stimulus for the chemical reaction that creates the material.
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How will this memory polymer look and feel compared to the glass phone screens that we've become accustomed to.
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At the nest, a sandy trash disc, baby feeds upon polymer lanyard, molds its own belly into an altar.
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Even high-end lithium-polymer (Li-Po) batteries—the kind most commonly used in drones—have low energy density.
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Farha's fabric coating also uses a polymer called polyethylenimine, which glues the metal-organic framework to the cloth evenly.
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It comes with a polymer band, and the display is long and skinny, though rather thick against the wrist.
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The BoE last year launched its first polymer banknotes which it said were more durable and harder to fake.
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The benefit to using Polymer is that it allows developers to create web components that can be re-used.
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Inside the 1AM2 is a newly developed 40mm audio driver that contains an aluminum-coated liquid crystal polymer diaphragm.
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Oil spills are disastrous for the environment, but a newly developed absorbent polymer could prove a novel cleaning solution.
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The polymer is insoluble in water when warm, but when it drops below 89 degrees, suddenly it dissolves away.
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These beads have a large surface area relative to their volume, maximising the amount of polymer available for reaction.
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Scientists working on the project are even finding workarounds to allow the polymer transformation to pause, accelerate, or decelerate.
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Additionally, the security features enabled by the polymer note's new composition will make it much more difficult to counterfeit.
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The firm claimed the new plane is superior to existing rivals, highlighting its extensive use of polymer composite materials.
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Yet far from conventional, Zajkov's dolls are hyperrealistic: constructed from polymer clay, with hand painted glass eyes and mohair.
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Sharp objects like knives made with polymer, an extremely hard plastic, can also escape a metal detector, he said.
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Cash machines in England and Wales dispensed the Bank of England's new polymer £5 note, Britain's first plastic currency.
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They constructed two production wells and coated the pipes with a special polymer to reinforce them against sand intrusion.
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Researchers at Rice University in Houston have used 3D printing methods to create polymer cubes that can withstand bullets.
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Its outerwear is equipped with an inert lightweight polymer that produces far infrared (FIR) heat energy, which doesn't overheat.
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Instead, doctors would use a needle guided by ultrasound to inject a polymer called Echo-V into the vas.
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They suggested that using a higher-quality polymer to make the rubber ducks might prevent bacterial and fungal growth.
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Another ingenious but seemingly simple product is an acrylic polymer soil stabilizer made by an American company called Aggrebind.
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They are also vegan friendly, unlike the polymer bills released by the Bank of England in 217 and 218.
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Levitan and Balazs' computational material is built from functional units composed of polymer gels overlaid with piezoelectric (PZ) elements.
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They are also vegan friendly, unlike the polymer bills released by the Bank of England in 2016 and 2017.
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Each organ-on-a-chip, roughly the size of a AA battery, is made from a flexible, translucent polymer.
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Their definition of a bottle included jars and aerosol containers, and encompassed things made of metal, glass or polymer.
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Of course, it has this new flexible polymer display, but it's a clamshell phone that flips open and closed.
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The biggest shift in recent years has involved switching from a special cotton-based paper to a polymer bill.
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"It's a fairly simple process, we've used it for removing salt from water, polymer contaminants from water," he said.
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Employees at Dandelion Chocolate along with Polymer co-founders Ishita Prasad and Maya Balakrishnan Employees at Dandelion Chocolate along with Polymer co-founders Ishita Prasad and Maya Balakrishnan These kinds of insights were always available to big manufacturers, but smaller companies, like Dandelion have had to make do, Prasad said… until now.
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The company, which holds the contract to design and make the Bank of England's new polymer notes, said the cornerstone of its three-year strategy was to capitalise on a trend of transition from paper to polymer currency, which so far accounts for only 3% of the world's bank notes by volume.
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Cellink's ink is made from nanocellulose alginate, a biodegradable material containing wood fibres and a sugary polymer found in seaweed.
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"Instead of releasing it into the atmosphere and greenhouse gas, you can build polymer molecules out of it," she says.
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"The polymer strands become entangled, something like a hairball, forming longer strands that don't want to break apart," said Burton.
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The passive strategy is a novel polymer-based coating that is applied to the top of an ordinary fabric spacesuit.
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Its polymer "skin" is wrapped around a gold skeleton and laced with about 200,000 rat heart muscle cells called cardiomyocytes.
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Their solution is a porous net made of a flexible polymer called SU-8, studded with sensors and conductive metal.
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It doesn't supply power, as the robot carries its own lithium polymer batteries onboard supplying all the power it needs.
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The sharp points of the industrial polymer pyramids have a distinctly menacing appearance, yet the atmosphere is calm, even soothing.
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Although the phone could heat the polymer in order to restore it, a user's body heat can be used, too.
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In actuality, it's a metal-coated polymer that can be spun around and propelled forward with a rotating magnetic field.
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But if temps get cranked up, the polymer expands, sending those spiked particles drifting apart and halting the electric flow.
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I know that you work with brain implants made out of polymer, which tends to be softer and more stretchy.
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While researchers get a better handle on the science, campaigners badger politicians and browbeat consumers to kick the polymer habit.
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Researchers added that the degree of crosslinking between polymer chains in the film could indicate whether the wrinkling was reversible.
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The researchers refer to the polymer cubes as "microbot origami," tiny, modular objects that can be reconfigured into countless shapes.
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The robot, known as BatiPrint3D, uses a special polymer material that should keep the building insulated effectively for a century.
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The fans are run by a pack of 72 lithium-polymer batteries, which provide just over 200 kilowatts of power.
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And what's perhaps even more remarkable is that the polymer can do this trick over and over, without wearing down.
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How it works: Ionic's polymer is similar in structure to what's inside a big-screen, liquid crystal display television set.
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Now, though, trainers can use TATP as beads encased in a polymer that prevents detonation but also releases the odour.
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At Stanlow, Shell uses ethylene to manufacture polymer, lubricant and detergent intermediates, plasticisers and detergent alcohols, according to its website.
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She uses a "controlled dripping" to layer paint mixed with polymer gypsum, around which gaps and absences branch and pool.
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In fact, when compared with pricier hair products, there is a ton of overlap — including the silicon-based polymer dimethicone.
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They used a small amount of catalyst to convert a monomer into a polymer that has properties of common plastics.
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Once inside the body, fluids would cause the polymer to expand and fill the gaps left by the missing vertebrae.
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Some of her videos demonstrate how she uses wire and a special kind of polymer clay that mimics human skin.
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PMMA, better known as Plexiglas, is the most widely used polymer in the human body—but it's not risk-free.
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Their polymer clay pieces combine their own whimsical visions with their love for Japanese street fashion, namely the Kawaii aesthetic.
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The hallway provides a rundown of the history of polymer science, which is the formal way to refer to slime.
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When it rains we go inside or open an umbrella made of nylon, a synthetic polymer first designed in 1930.
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The device is made from nanoscale meshes containing a water-soluble polymer called polyvinyl alcohol and a layer of gold.
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He's pursued polymer hydrogels for energy storage, stretchable electronics and received a patent for self-healing composites used in batteries.
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The falcon, which is made of cast polymer gypsum and fiberglass, with additional metal, foam, and metal leaf, is riveting.
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