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Accelerator
An accelerator is a substance that increases the reaction rate of chemical processes.
Active materials
Active materials are materials that are able to perform specific functions due to their chemical or biological properties.
Active surface
The active surface is the partial surface of a substance or a substance that is involved in reactions.
Adhesion promoter
An adhesion promoter is a chemical substance used to improve adhesion between two different materials. It is used to create a solid connection between materials.
Adhesive forces
Adhesive force is the force that acts between two materials to join them together. It determines how well an adhesive can bond two materials together.
Adhesive fracture
Adhesive fracture is a type of adhesive failure where the adhesive detaches from one of the bonded surfaces due to faulty surface treatment or wrong choice of adhesive.
adhesive gap
A adhesive gap is the distance between the surfaces to be bonded in an adhesive joint. It influences the thickness of the adhesive layer and affects the strength and quality of the...
adhesive layer
The adhesive layer is the layer of adhesive that is applied between two surfaces to bond them together. It plays a crucial role in determining the quality and strength of the adhesive bond.
adhesive surface
The adhesive surface is the surface of a material that is coated with an adhesive to bond it to another surface.
Adsorption
Adsorption is a physical process in which atoms, ions or molecules adhere to the surface of a solid (adsorbent).
Anaerobic adhesives
Anerobic adhesives are adhesives that cure without oxygen and acquire their solid form through chemical reactions within the adhesive.
Application
In the adhesives industry, the term "application" refers to the process of applying adhesive to a surface.