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monofilament
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monofilament,
n a single strand of untwisted synthetic material such as nylon; used to create surgical sutures.
monofilament
Neurology A nylon bristle passed over the sole of the foot to detect loss of sensation in a diabetic foot and circulatory defects. See Diabetic foot.
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The Monofil nano-clay is first blended into the PP, and then the PS is added, which "hides" from the incompatible PP in the spaces between the exfoliated layers of clay.
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