coumarone-indene resin
- noun
- Specialized
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resina de coumarona e indeno
- Paints containing coumarone-indene resin resist weathering better than conventional formulas.
Examples
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The addition of coumarone-indene resin improved the flexibility of the asphalt tiles.
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The manufacturer recommends using coumarone-indene resin for a more durable surface coating.
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The manufacturer uses coumarone-indene resin in their products.
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Many paints contain coumarone-indene resin for durability.
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Paints containing coumarone-indene resin resist weathering better than conventional formulas.
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The addition of coumarone-indene resin improved the flexibility of the asphalt tiles.
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The manufacturer recommends using coumarone-indene resin for a more durable surface coating.
Synonyms
A plastic material used in paints, coatings, and road tiles to make them stronger
A man-made material that becomes soft when heated and hard when cooled so it can be reshaped many times
Surface Forms
Morphology
coumarone-indene + resin
The phrase follows a straightforward compositional pattern ("X resin") so a learner who knows the constituents can infer it denotes a resin made from coumarone and indene. However, "coumarone-indene" is a technical chemical name and the exact material properties and uses (thermoplastic polymer produced by polymerizing indene and coumarone) require domain knowledge, so the meaning is only partially predictable.
Etymology
Coumarone-indene resin is named from its two main parts, coumarone and indene, and resin means a 'sticky substance'. Imagine mixing two sticky ingredients to make a hard plastic used in paints and tiles, so the name tells you it is a resin used for coatings.
