ionomer
- noun
- /aɪˈɒnəmər/
- Specialized
- ionomer cement
Examples
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Placement of ionomer cement (Ionocem Registered Trademark) around the stapes footplate with a catheter.
Academic text (1998) -
Four of those crowns had been luted adhesively, and two had been cemented conventionally with glass-ionomer cement.
Academic text (2016) -
The ionomer used in this golf ball improves both distance and control on the course.
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Manufacturers prefer ionomer for its durability and flexibility in various applications.
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The new tennis rackets feature an ionomer coating that enhances performance while providing additional spin.
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Etymology
Ionomer comes from ion 'a charged particle' and polymer 'many parts joined together'. So an ionomer is a chain of many parts that includes charged particles, which is why it can let ions move through a solid material.