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cross-link (kros´link″) a covalent bond formed between polymer chains, either within or across chains. cross-link [kros′link′] a bond formed between polymer chains, either between different chains or between different parts of the same chain. 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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Trigonox 311 is a 95% liquid peroxide (trioxepane family) for use as a cross-linking agent for natural rubber and a variety of synthetic polymers, including EPR, EPDM, EVA, NBR, CR, PVC, CSM, SBR, TPE, PU, XLPE and silicone. Even so, iron may not be the key cross-linking agent. This observation fits well with the previously observed up-regulation of apoptotic regulatory p53 protein and cyclin B proteins, inactivation of CDC2 kinase, and cell-cycle arrest, which follows exposure to low doses of cross-linking agents in FA cells (Kruyt et al. |
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