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Subject: Re: The density of PB and PDMB -- From: Marquardt.Peter@t-online.de (Peter Marquardt)
Subject: Polyurethane Foam -- From: cdonahey@freenet.columbus.oh.us (Cynthia Donahey)
Subject: Help: material selection -- From: Luca Tortoreto
Subject: Try to ifnd a polymer material to coating surgical glove -- From: mike
Subject: Re: polyurethane thermoplastic -- From: Ottorino Capellini
Subject: Please, I need Help ! -- From: Gerald Dibarboure
Subject: Polyurethane recycling. -- From: Gerald Dibarboure
Subject: compression-after-impact-testing -- From: Adrian

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Subject: Re: The density of PB and PDMB
From: Marquardt.Peter@t-online.de (Peter Marquardt)
Date: 6 Nov 1996 17:15:25 GMT
Ho Young Jeong
 wrote:
> 
> Dear Netters:
> 
> I'm looking for the density of polybutadiene and poly(dimethylbutadiene)
> in order to calculate self-diffusion coefficient of small gases in that
> polymer by molecular dynamics. Although I searched polymer handbook, I
> could not see the details of experiments, for example, pressure or
> solvent system. It'll be better if there are latest experiments or
> calculations for that polymers. I'll appreciate that you comment about
> this work.
> You must pay attention to the microstructure of the polybutadiene or 
poly(dimethylbutadiene). There are many differents between 1,4-cis, 1,4-trans 
or 1,2-polybutadiene. 
Your sincerely
Peter Marquardt
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Subject: Polyurethane Foam
From: cdonahey@freenet.columbus.oh.us (Cynthia Donahey)
Date: 10 Nov 1996 00:08:36 -0500
How is polyurethane foam made?
What materials are used?
Is there any limit to size?
Besides being an absorbent, what else can it be called? in order of
importance.
I have been cutting out out old cushions and using them as planters with
some real interesting and practical results.  One of the strangest things
about these planters is the place where soil and the foam meet.  The soil
seems to slide away from the foam.  So do plants, although they will climb
over nicely.  I still don't know if roots will grow through this material.
Some basics would be appreciated.
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Subject: Help: material selection
From: Luca Tortoreto
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 17:52:14 -0800
I'm searching for a polymer with these properties:
-high temperature resistance (150-170°C)
-high vibration damping (=high tan delta or high loss factor)
I'll be glad to receive suggestions on polymers I could test
or on how I could perform such a selection (books, databases,
internet resources..)
Please, help me!
Luca Tortoreto
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Subject: Try to ifnd a polymer material to coating surgical glove
From: mike
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 12:57:44 -0800
I am looking for a polymer material which is suitable for the non-latex
surgical glove. The glove material is SBS. The purpose of the coating is
easy to ware no matter the hands are wet or dry.
welcome any suggestion.
Mike
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Subject: Re: polyurethane thermoplastic
From: Ottorino Capellini
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 10:13:08 +0100
Jonathan Klimek wrote:
> 
> I am having a tough time finding a polyurethane thermoplastic close to
> an inch thick. (sheet or extruded)..........Jonathan , here in Italy we have a number of companies  producing technical itens in 
termoplastic PU by extrusion and injection molding, if you wont to be more precise email 
or fax me  size of the material you wont ,width  and do you wont it aliphatic or 
aromatic hydrolisis resistent or standard type
Ciro Capellini
Via S: Maria 30
27029 Vigevano (PV)
fax++39 381 73473
email: ottocap@mbox.vol.it
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Subject: Please, I need Help !
From: Gerald Dibarboure
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 18:24:19 +0100
Hi,
I'm searching for everything known about the recycling of polyurethanes 
(chemical, physical, heat, enzymatic treatment, or else).
Any help or hint is welcome.
Please answer by Email.
Thanks in advance.
		Claire.
	( dibarbou@supaero.fr )
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Subject: Polyurethane recycling.
From: Gerald Dibarboure
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 18:33:33 +0100
Hi,
I'm searching for everything known about the recycling of polyurethanes 
(chemical, physical, heat, enzymatic treatment, or else).
Any help or hint is welcome.
Please answer by Email.
Thanks in advance.
		Claire.
		(dibarbou@supaero.fr)
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Subject: compression-after-impact-testing
From: Adrian
Date: Sun, 10 Nov 1996 17:14:36 +0000
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I am currently in the middle of a project to build an impact test rig to carry out 
compression-after-impact tests on composite materials. I would like to hear from 
anyone who has carried out similar tests so that I may compare my results with theirs. 
Similarly if anyone knows of any web sites that have information on this area and in 
particular the related failure theorems, I’d like to hear from you. I’ve found a few but 
none that allow you to view their results.
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