Plastics in the World of Tomorrow
Plastics in the World of Tomorrow
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If they are semi-fluid, that is, plastic, they are fabricated by molding. If fluid, they are cast. In industry they are often processed at the point of manu- facture and delivered to consumers in either flake or powder form. These forms are then reprocessed for mold- ing or casting. Other forms available are sheets of various thicknesses, and rods as well as tubing.
After proper processing and fabrication the plastic assumes a solid form. Some plastics, when solidified, are highly flexible; oth...ers are inflexible and easily shattered; while still others, although inflexible, possess a consid- erable resistance to fracture.
Certain of the plastics solidify through the applica- tion of heat, and cannot be remelted for subsequent use. This type of plastic is known as thermosetting, and among its many uses we find it as a bonding agent in the construction of plywood airframes and wing sections. Other plastics can be melted down after fabrication and used repeatedly. These are known as thermoplastic types.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they are semi-fluid, that is, plastic, they are fabricated by molding. If fluid, they are cast. In industry they are often processed at the point of manu- facture and delivered to consumers in either flake or powder form. These forms are then reprocessed for mold- ing or casting. Other forms available are sheets of various thicknesses, and rods as well as tubing.
After proper processing and fabrication the plastic assumes a solid form. Some plastics, when solidified, are highly flexible; oth...ers are inflexible and easily shattered; while still others, although inflexible, possess a consid- erable resistance to fracture.
Certain of the plastics solidify through the applica- tion of heat, and cannot be remelted for subsequent use. This type of plastic is known as thermosetting, and among its many uses we find it as a bonding agent in the construction of plywood airframes and wing sections. Other plastics can be melted down after fabrication and used repeatedly. These are known as thermoplastic types.
What to read after Plastics in the World of Tomorrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burr W Burr Watkins Leyson to read onlineMoreLess
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