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ALL plastics are generally divided into two groups the thermoplastics, which are formed by heating, can be reheated after forming, and reformed almost ad lib, such as celluloid, xylonite, rhodoid, cellophane, and perspex and the thermosetting plastics, which are also formed by heating but cannot yet be reformed by the application of heat or any other means, probably the bestknown example of which is the thermosetting variety of bakelite.
Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology – Emerald Publishing
Published: Sep 1, 1947
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