interlayer
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- noun
- /ˈɪntərˌleɪər/
- Specialized
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intercapa
- To enhance the glass's strength, the manufacturer added a special interlayer between the two panels.
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Eastman, which acquired Solutia earlier this year, featured a number of products for laminated glass applications including Saflex DG, its new interlayer material designed for structural glazing.
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The product drew a large crowd and lots of interest, according to Doug Marren, architectural business manager of Americas for advanced interlayers.
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In addition, Eastman is also in the process of launching new solar interlayers for the architectural market.
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The group found that the interlayer tunneling current, which is normally strongly suppressed, developed an enormous and narrow peak when the voltage difference approached zero.
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The line was introduced last year for the automotive market and offers UVA and UVE blocking features thanks to nanoparticles that are mixed into the interlayer.
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From new coatings to new interlayers, Glasstec 2012, which took place last week in Düsseldorf, Germany, offered attendees a number of developments for architectural glazing.
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The architect specified a new interlayer to improve the energy efficiency of the building's windows.
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The car's windshield has an interlayer that helps to reduce noise and protect against UV rays.
Synonyms
An area between two materials that has its own properties
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Etymology
Interlayer comes from the prefix inter- meaning 'between', seen in international, and the word layer, so imagine it as the thin filling put 'between' two layers like the inside of a sandwich. That's why an interlayer is a layer put 'between' other layers to separate them, hold them together, or add a useful function.