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adhesive /ad·he·sive/ (ad-he´siv) 1. sticky; tenacious. 2. a substance that causes close adherence of adjoining surfaces.
adhesive [adhē′siv] Etymology: L, adhaerens, sticking to the quality of a substance that enables it to become attached to another substance. adhesive, n an intermediate material that causes two materials to stick together; a luting agent. adhesives, bonding, for desensitization, n sealant materials applied to the open ends of dentinal tubules that block the stimuli linked to tooth sensitivity. adhesive foil, n See foil, adhesive. adhesive 1. pertaining to, characterized by, or causing close adherence of adjoining surfaces. 2. a substance that causes close adherence of adjoining surfaces. tissue a's materials, mainly cyanoacrylates, used for control of hemorrhage from cut surfaces, oral surgery, intestinal anastomosis and corneal ulcerations. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Other new products featured at AWFS include: low-emitting resins and adhesives, including solvent-free contact adhesives; fluorescent wood glues for uniform staining; water-based neoprene contact adhesives for laminating rigid substrates; no-mix adhesives for laminating; no-foaming urethanes; PUR adhesives featuring wide open times with low fixture times; and a foaming dispenser system. SI Group has announced that its new resin system, RezExtend[TM], can be used as an alternative to polychloroprene in the production of contact adhesives. Individual layers were shaped using various cutting techniques, from lasers and water to hand trimming, and then fixed in place with hundreds of screws, bolts and litres of contact adhesive. |
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