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ionomer
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ionomer (īon´mr),
n a polymer containing ion. In dentistry, ionomers are a mixture of glass and an organic acid. They are clear but vary in the amount of translucency. For this reason, their aesthetic potential does not match that of composite resins. However, ionomers are not likely to shrink or be subject to the microleakage seen in composite resins because the bonding mechanism of ionomers is an acid-base reaction rather than a polymerization reaction.


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Experimental part Materials A commercial water solution of an ionomeric polyurethane diacrylate (PUC, trade name UCECOAT6558, MW [congruent to] 10,000 g/mol kindly given by Cytech.
These are expected to provide constraints in the swelling of the ionomeric clusters occuring during the absorption of water, in addition to those resulting from the presence of residual crystalline domains.
His interests include polymer synthesis, nondestructive testing, nano-resin particle synthesis, coatings formulation, solvent/polymer interactions, ionomeric gels, organic electrochemistry, and pigment synthesis (phthalocyanines).
 
 
 
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