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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.
cross-link [kros´link″]
a bond formed between polymer chains, either between different chains or between different parts of the same chain.
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Taipei, Oct 14, 2009 - (ACN Newswire) - The new easy-to-use and lightweight ASUS CrossLink cable offers a highly efficient way of transferring and synchronizing data, as well as sharing Internet access and optical disc drive (ODD) functions.
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Further, peroxide cured samples were prepared on an equal crosslink density basis with that of the electron beam samples in order to isolate the gross effect of coagent contribution to both electron beam curing and peroxide curing systems.
Utilizing coagents in the electron beam cure of elastomers by Boye, William M. / Rubber World
Results The preparation and blending of functional thermosetting latex particles with thermoplastic (nonfunctional) latex particles was intended to investigate the effects of localized crosslink density on the properties of latexes.
Control of functional site location for thermosetting latexes by Soucek, M.D.; Pedraza, E. / JCT Research
 
 
 
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