Look up: Epoxy

1. Epoxy
   A plastic coating applied to the surface of metal which may look like enameling.
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2. epoxy
   [n] - a thermosetting resin 2. [v] - glue with epoxy
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3. Epoxy
   A resin based on polymerised Bisphenol A containing epoxide groups.
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4. epoxy
   Epoxy or polyepoxide is a thermosetting epoxide polymer that cures when mixed with a catalyzing agent or 'hardener'. If you want a more exact definition than that, please look elsewhere as it starts to get technical really quickly. From a terrain making point of view we're generally talking about epoxy glue, putty, or resin.
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5. epoxy
   Resin formed by the reaction of bisphenol and epichlorohydrin.
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6. Epoxy
   A shortened name for a class of synthetic resins
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7. Epoxy
   Thermoset polymer containing one or more epoxide groups, curable by reaction with amines or other compounds.
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8. epoxy
   a family of thermosetting resins usually used as adhesives or encapsulants Category: Electrical engineering and energy • epoxy is thermosetting resin used as a cement. Category: The chemical industry
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9. epoxy
   Chemical term describing an oxygen atom bound to two linked carbon atoms Generally, any cyclic ether, but commonly applied to a 3-membered ring; specifically, a three-membered ring is an oxirane, a four-membered ring is an oxetane, a five-membered ring is an oxolane, and a six membered ring is an ox...
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10. epoxy
    epoxy resin noun a thermosetting resin; used chiefly in strong adhesives and coatings and laminates
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11. epoxy
    verb glue with epoxy; `epoxy the shards`
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12. epoxy
    (ә-pok´se) epoxide. epoxy resin.
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13. Epoxy
    Extremely tough and durable synthetic resin used in some coatings. Epoxy coatings are extremely tough, durable and highly resistant to chemicals, abrasion, moisture and alcohol.
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14. epoxy
    Type: Term Pronunciation: ē-pok′sē Definitions: 1. Chemical term describing an oxygen atom bound to two linked carbon atoms Generally, any cyclic ether, but commonly applied to a three-membered ring; specifically, a three-membered ring is an oxirane, a four-membered ring is an oxetan...
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15. EPOXY
    Clear finish having excellent adhesion qualities; extremely abrasion and chemical resistant. Epoxies are alcohol proof and very water-resistant.
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16. EPOXY
    Clear finish having excellent adhesion qualities; extremely abrasion and chemical resistant. Epoxies are alcohol proof and very water-resistant.
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17. Epoxy
    A 2-part adhesive system consisting of resin and hardener. It does not start to harden until the elements are mixed together. NOT compatible with Fiberglas® Resin.
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18. Epoxy
    A shortened name for a class of synthetic resins
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19. Epoxy
    `Epoxy`, also known as `polyepoxide`, is a thermosetting polymer formed from reaction of an epoxide "resin" with polyamine "hardener". Epoxy has a wide range of applications, including fiber-reinforced plastic materials and general purpose adhesives. Chemistry : Epoxy is a copoly...
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