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  • Vectra B - Liquid Crystal Polyester / Amide Copolymer - Supplier Data by Goodfellow
    Article - 26 Jun 2003
    Vectra B is a liquid crystal polyester/amide copolymer. It is a high performance thermoplastics deriving properties from its liquid crystalline nature. Morphology and processing are covered as are...
  • Plastics and Rubbers in Building
    Article - 26 Mar 2002
    The use of plastics and rubbers in building is increasing. Some applications such as pipes and gutters, roofing, cladding panels, anti-vibration mounts, sound insulation, thermal insulation and window...
  • Mayonnaise To Replace Kevlar In Body Armour
    News - 30 Mar 2004
    Scientists at Rice University have discovered that a little-understood tensile force, which was previously thought to be an oddity found only in the types of plastics used to make bulletproof vests,...
  • SymaLITE GMT with enhanced properties
    News - 5 Jan 2004
    A new glass mat thermoplastic (GMT) material called SymaLITE offers 20% to 50% better mechanical properties than competing materials, according to the supplier, with first commercial use in underbody...
  • Introduction To Materials Science
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    The approach of this concise but comprehensive introduction, covering all major classes of materials, is right for not just materials science students and professionals, but also for those in...
  • TMA Technique – Basic Principles and Applications
    Webinar - 27 Jun 2018
    The TMA technique is one of the most important thermal analysis techniques, complementary to the well-established DSC, TGA and DMA techniques.
  • Scientists Establish a Fresh Velocity Milestone for Conventional Optical Cable
    News - 1 Jun 2023
    An optical fibre about the thickness of a human hair can now carry the equivalent of more than 10 million fast home internet connections running at full capacity. A team of Japanese, Australian,...
  • Novel Multifunctional Hybrid Fiber Composites for EVs
    News - 12 Sep 2022
    Writing in the journal Materials, a team of researchers from Germany and Canada has investigated the development of hybrid multifunctional fiber composites for efficient electrical energy...
  • New Turbine Material can be Recycled into a Variety of Products
    News - 24 Aug 2022
    One type of renewable energy that is gaining popularity is wind power. However, disposal is a problem when it is time to swap out the massive turbine blades that turn wind energy into power. A...
  • How is Polyetheretherketone Used in Dentistry?
    News - 10 Jun 2022
    Crowns, fixed partial dentures, and post-and-core are viable applications of fixed dental prostheses that use polyetheretherketone (PEEK). Owing to its superior mechanical qualities, it distributes...

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