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Urea-Formaldehyde Resin (UF resin)
In recent years, the health and safety concerns for free formaldehyde content in wooden products have become an important issue to consumers. Urea-Formaldehyde Resin is prepared by reacting urea and formaldehyde via the poly condensation mechanism. By means of advanced synthesis technique, thermosetting resin is of extremely low free formaldehyde content. Its powder is the high macromolecule material, with the performance of high water-resistant, mould resistant, cold or hot solidify available.
Characteristics
Urea-Formaldehyde Resin with low formaldehyde emission is in accordance to current regulations for low free formaldehyde content.
UF resins show good storage stability for a long period.
The wood products treated with Urea-Formaldehyde Resin show good water resistance and excellent performance in peelingtests.
Optimum hardening rate of our urea adhesives can be achieved by incorporating with CHC hardeners.
Good water-solubility, no pollution
It is suitable for the processing of plywood, particle board, MDF&HDF and etc. Below are the major applications for reference:
Various kind of artificial boards;
Gluing plywood & bentwood;
Surface veneer for door and decorative boards;
Engineered solid wood flooring;
Finger or butt join of woods
- Q: the famous Bird Girl statue has an additive or subtractive techique?
- Subtractive sculpture involves cutting away hard materials to make an image. This was not the case for the Bird Girl sculpture. It was originally a plaster cast, meaning that it accords to the concept of an additive technique as one were soft materials are used (wax, plaster, plasticine) and details can be easily added or changed. So, although four bronze statues were produced from the plaster original, I would still say that the work was produced by means of an additive technique. Check out the defintions at these sites: . .
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- Q: Folks, I have a 1994 GCL V8 with the AWD and infamous viscous coupler just replaced both front axles and rebuilt the drive shaft, and the viscous coupler is still binding, grinding and hopping a wheel when hot on turns that are getting less and less tight. The last thing I want to do right now is replace the viscous coupler. Has any used, or is anyone aware of, an additive that would slicken things up in the transfer case and squeak a little more life out of the vc ?? Thanks in advance -
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- Q: what is the additive inverse of 3 ?
- Remember that INVERSE implies that you are trying to UNDO what has been done, and that ADDITIVE inverse implies that something was ADDED. So, let's rephrase the question: What would I ADD to undo the ADDITION of THREE? You might say, I wouldn't ADD anything -- I'd subtract!! And you'd be correct -- sorta. Turns out that adding NEGATIVE THREE is the same thing as subtracting THREE. So you SHOULD say that you would ADD NEGATIVE THREE to undo the addition of three: 5 + 3 + -3 5 Notice that you could start with ANY number (not just 5) and add three and then add -3 and still get what you started. So, the additive inverse of three -- the number that you add to undo the addition of three -- is -3.
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