Similar words: synthetic resin, synthetic fiber, synthetic, synthetical, synthetically, biosynthetic, photosynthetic, scrubber. Meaning: n. any of various synthetic elastic materials whose properties resemble natural rubber.
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31. Industrial orientation: Oil refining fine chemical industry engineering plastics synthetic rubber.
32. Synthetic materials of polymer include synthetic resin and plastics, synthetic fibre and synthetic rubber.
33. A synthetic rubber produced by copolymerization of a butylene with isoprene, nearly impermeable to air and used in tires, inner tubes, and insulation.
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34. Main uses:It is mainly used in engineering plastics, synthetic fiber, synthetic rubber, vinyl resin, etc.
35. Neoprene: the trade name for the synthetic rubber, polychloroprene, developed by Du Pont in 1931. It is widely used as an adhesive in shoemaking and in soling compositions.
36. Thermoplastic elastomer TPR TPE /, also called artificial rubber or synthetic rubber.
37. Foams are cushiony material formed by the creation of gas bubbles in a base material such as natural rubber, synthetic rubber or other elastomeric materials.
38. Uses the Ding nitrile synthetic rubber, bears the fat and the cooling agent.
39. The testing level of the laboratories in synthetic rubber companies is higher than that of the laboratories in rubber processing companies.
40. The development trends of synthetic rubber in the world were forecasted.
41. Its import product is synthetic rubber , including nitril butadiene rubber and ethylene - propylene - non - conjugated diene rubber.
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