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methacrylate
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methacrylate /meth·ac·ry·late/ (meth-ak´rĭ-lāt) an ester of methacrylic acid, or the resin derived from polymerization of the ester. See also acrylic resins, under resin.
methacrylate
(methak´rlāt´),
n an ester of methacrylic acid used as an enamel sealant. See also methyl methacrylate.
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