acrylic

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English - Turkish
akrilik
Akrilik: Akrilik asitlerin, ışık, işi ya da metallere maruz bırakılması sonucu oluşan polimerlerin genel adı
(sıfat) akrilik
(isim) akrilik
sıcakken yumuşak olan plastik

Related Terms

acrylic acid
akrilik asit
acrylic ester
akrilik ester
acrylic fiber
akrilik elyaf
acrylic glass
akrilik cam
acrylic paint
akrilik boya
acrylic plastic
akrilik plastik
acrylic resin
akrilik reçine
acrylic fiber
akrilik elyaf,akrilik fiber
acrylic resin
(Mimarlık) acrylate resin
acrylic resin
akrilik reçine,akrilik sakız
acrylics
akrilik
acrylics
(Tıp) Protez yapımında kullanılanbir grup termostatik madde
acrylics
AKRiLiKLER
extruded acrylic
çekme akrilik
English - English
a painting executed using such a paint
A thick sheet of plastic
A liquid coating system based on an acrylic resin
A paint containing an acrylic resin
Derived from acrylic acid or acrylonitrile
An acrylic resin
Containing an acrylic resin
A clear plastic used as a vehicle in paints and also a casting material in sculpture Noted for its quick drying and luminosity; oil is a paint in which a drying oil is the vehicle Oil color is more easily mixed than acrylic colors
Generic term for manufactured fiber in which the fiber-forming substance is any long chain synthetic polymer composed of at least 85% by weight acrylonitrile units Made in both filament and staple forms Used for marine and awning projects
A synthetic resin used in high-performance water-based coatings A coating in which the binder contains acrylic resins
polymerized from acrylonitrile
Synthetic polymer fiber that goes by trade names Orlon, Draylon, and is composed of at least 86% acrylonitrile There are two groups; Modacrylics and Homopolymers
used especially by artists
A resin resulting from the polymerization of derivatives of acrylic acids, including esters of acrylic acid, methacrylic acid, acrylonitrile, and their copolymers Acrylics are also used in powder coatings in their thermoplastic form
A synthetic polymer with excellent aging characteristics that can be used as either a single component adhesive or a coating or saturant' depending upon composition
A water-soluble polymer used in paints to make them dry both tough and flexible
thermoplastic polymer made by the polymerization of esters of acrylic acid and its derivatives
A synthetic resin made from acrylic acid or a derivative thereof Acrylics possess the property of transparency, as well as offer flame resistance
A plastic like material used in the manufacturing of paint to increase gloss and durability
A family of plastic resins which can be used in making synthetic fibers, for surface coating or as pigment binder
(Plastic) A non-crystalline thermoplastic with good weather resistance, shatter resistance, and optical clarity; sometimes used for glazing
Generic term for manufactured fiber in which the fiber- forming substance is any long chain synthetic polymer composed of at least 85% by weight of acrylonitrile units Made in both filament and staple forms
A type of plastic used for flat and formed surfaces (Trademarks include Plexiglas and Acrilite )
A thermoplastic sheet formed into a mold to make a spa or related equipment It is first heated and then vacuumed onto the mold
a synthetic fabric
warm to touch Available in translucent, transparent and opaque colors Resists sharp blows, but scratches easily Can be damaged by perfume, gasoline, cleaning fluid, etc Has slow burning rate; will not flash ignite
A plastic material noted for its transparency, weather resistance, colour fastness and transparency Acrylics are important in preservation because of their stability and resistance to chemical change Acrylics are available in sheets, films and resin adhesives Some common trade names for the sheet form are Perspex, Lucite and Plexiglas Ultraviolet absorbing acrylic sheet is used in preference to glass for glazing framed materials because it is less likely to break and the additional ultraviolet absorbers protect the framed objects from light damage
A clear plastic used to make paints and as a casting material in sculpture
Resin polymerized from acrylic acid, methacrylic acid, eaters of these acids, or acrylonitrile
thermoplastic resin from polymerization of acrylic or methacrylic acid esters that exhibit fairly high impact strength, rigidity, and compatibility with other plastics, often used as base compound in formulating ink and adhesive systems
‑ A man‑made fiber in which the fiber forming substance is any long chain synthetic polymer composed of at least 85% by weight of acrylonitrile units Basic building blocks are natural gas and air
a glassy thermoplastic; can be cast and molded or used in coatings and adhesives
synthetic resin made from acrylic acid or a derivative thereof; acrylics possess the property of transparency and offer flame resistance
A clear plastic used as a binder in paint and as a casting material in sculpture
Basic polymer used in most floor finishes It is water soluble and yields a durable, easy to apply coating
Acrylic material is artificial and is manufactured by a chemical process. acrylic paints or cloth are made from chemical substances, not natural substances (acrolein chemical compound (19-21 centuries), from akr- ( ACRONYM) + olere )
a synthetic fabric used especially by artists a glassy thermoplastic; can be cast and molded or used in coatings and adhesives
{s} of or containing acrylic acid (Chemistry)
A paint containing an acrylic resin; a painting executed using such a paint
Of or containing acryl, the hypothetical radical of which acrolein is the hydride; as, acrylic acid
{i} acrylic resin; artist's paint containing acrylic resin; painting done with this type of paint; acrylic fiber

Related Terms

acrylic acid
A colourless liquid unsaturated organic acid, CH2CHCOOH; used as a monomer in the production of acrylic resins; forms acrylate esters by combination with alcohols
acrylic resin
Any of many thermoplastic or thermosetting polymers or copolymers of acrylic acid, methacrylic acid, esters of these acids, or acrylonitrile; used in paint and many plastics
acrylic resins
plural form of acrylic resin
acrylic acid
unsaturated liquid acid that combines molecules readily to form useful products (especially varnishes and lacquers)
acrylic acid
An easily polymerized, colorless, corrosive liquid, HC: CHCOOH, used as a monomer for acrylate resins
acrylic compound
Any of a class of synthetic plastics, resins, and oils used to manufacture many products. By varying the starting reagents (such as acrylic acid, C3H4O2, or acrylonitrile, C3H3N) and the process of forming, a material may be produced that is hard and transparent, soft and resilient, or a viscous liquid. Acrylic compounds are used to make molded structural and optical parts, jewelry, adhesives, coating compounds, and textile fibres. Lucite and Plexiglas are trademarks used for glasslike acrylic materials
acrylic fiber
A man-made fiber in which the forming substance is synthetic polymer Acrylic has low moisture absorbency and is very UV resistant Acrylic fabrics often have a similar look and feel of wool Learn more about synthetic/man-made fibers Example in our line: ‘Wavelength’, 20% Acrylic, wallcovering
acrylic fiber
Any of numerous synthetic fibers polymerized from acrylonitrile
acrylic fiber
Most widely used family of man-made fibers in socks This fiber is generally warm and lightweight Acrylic keeps its shape and properties, including resilience, softness, easy care, low-shrinkage, rich colorations and wicking Examples are Duraspun® and Creslan®
acrylic fiber
polymerized from acrylonitrile
acrylic fiber
A soft and durable man-made fiber used for yarns, velvets and carpeting
acrylic fiber
a quick-drying synthetic textile fiber made by polymerization of acrylonitrile usually with other monomers
acrylic paint
This paint uses a synthetic medium A commercially produced acrylic paint has complex formulations and contains many additives that produce precise performance qualities It is often substituted for oil paint by artists because it can be thinned with water and thereby dries quickly It is suitable for use on canvas and other supports and retains impasto and textural effects as it dries Its main attraction is its speed and convenience and the fact that it can mimic a wide range of technical effects normally associated with other paints
acrylic paint
Acrylic is a water based paint which dries in minutes or even seconds, depending on conditions Unlike many other water based paints, it is not water soluble once it has dried
acrylic paint
A fast-drying synthetic paint made from acrylic resin
acrylic paint
Synthetic paint with pigment dispersed in a synthetic vehicle Acrylic paints dry quickly This paint uses a synthetic medium rather than a natural one Artists commonly use this as a substitute for oil since it dries quickly
acrylic paint
Artists' colors made by polymerizing a methyl methacrylate by emulsification, thus dispersing the resin into tiny particles in water This fluid is used for a base in compounding polymer colors Acrylic colors are water soluble when wet, but dry to an insoluble film Colors are bright, dry quickly and are flexible
acrylic paint
water-soluble paint made from pigments dispersed in an acrylic resin (Art)
acrylic paint
A versiatile thermoplastic that emerged in the late 1950's It is a resilient medium and synthetic resin used in high-performance water-based coatings used for painting on canvas and for textile uses such as marbling
acrylic paint
A paint with an acrylic resin base
acrylic paint
Water soluble paint that dries to an insoluble paint film Composed of two parts, an acrylic polymer emulsion (binder) and pigment
acrylic paint
used especially by artists
acrylic painting
Painting executed in the medium of acrylic resins synthetic resins that dry rapidly, are water-soluble, and serve as a vehicle for any pigment. Its effects may range from the transparent brilliance of watercolour to the density of oil paint. Acrylics are less affected by heat and deterioration than oils. They were first used by artists in the 1940s but became popular with Pop artists when they were produced commercially in the 1960s
acrylic resin
type of thermoplastic resin which is very solid when hardened
acrylic resin
Any of numerous thermoplastic or thermosetting polymers or copolymers of acrylic acid, methacrylic acid, esters of these acids, or acrylonitrile, used to produce paints, synthetic rubbers, and lightweight plastics
acrylics
plural of acrylic
acrylics
acrylic paints
acrylic
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