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repellent
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re·pel·lent (r-plnt)
adj.
Capable of driving off or repelling.
n.
A substance used to drive off or keep away insects.

repellent [re-pel´ent]
1. able to repel or drive off.
2. an agent that so acts.

repellent
able to repel or drive off; also, an agent that repels. Refers usually to insect repellent.


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INTRODUCTION Fluorinated polymers have always been attracting significant attentions because of their distinct properties, including high thermal and chemical resistance, superior weatherability, oil and water repellence, low flammability.
These sustainable, performance-driven fluorine efficient repellent and soil release finishes are based on short chain chemistry, which minimizes the environmental footprint without compromising performance--a breakthrough technology for protection, superior oil and water repellence and improved soil release.
This is a positive advantage in preserving the integrity and lustre of the finish, he says, adding that a protective wax may also be applied after two hours to provide additional water repellence, should this be required.
 
 
 
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