3.1.3 Synthetic polymers Synthetic polymers are synthesized in laboratories from low-molecular-weight compounds (monomers). Examples of such polymers include nylon, Terylene, polyethylene (mass-produced plastic used in packaging), PS, synthetic rubber, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), Bakelite, and Teflon. ...
This publication summarises the current state of knowledge and technology on the possibilities and limitations of using mineral and synthetic fillers in the field of 3D printing of thermoplastics. FDM technology can be perceived as a miniaturised variati
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Synthetic or Artificial Polymers Advantages of synthetic or artificial polymers include stability and consistency of the product. Synthetic rubber, for example, doesn't rot like natural rubber will. Synthetic rubber can also be customized for different purposes. Synthetic polymer examples include: ...
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Examples include the harnessing of conductive, charge‐shifting, thermo‐responsive, self‐healing, fluorescent or degradable properties. Synthetic conductive polymers find increasing use in thermoelectrics and bioelectronics. Thelakkat and co‐workers review topical advances in the synthesis of conjugated ...