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Engineering360: "Liquid Polymer Solidifies into a Ceramic"

03/31/2017 11:57 AM

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SolarEagle
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Re: Liquid Polymer Solidifies into a Ceramic

03/31/2017 4:09 PM

Wow this cool, I want some.....

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bullardrr
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Re: Liquid Polymer Solidifies into a Ceramic

04/04/2017 4:51 PM

Cool is the operant word. Not said is what happens with thermal cycling (The reader is expected to understand that the polymerization, starting as a liquid at 28 C (?), is an irreversible thermally dynamic process.), i. e., back down from the chosen terminal temperature to some lower temperature of whatever, then back up, say, very rapidly. The rest of the story, please.
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Re: Liquid Polymer Solidifies into a Ceramic

04/17/2017 2:33 AM

I also want to buy some. Which shop do we go to for this? Do I need to bring my own bucket to carry it?

I want to make Photovoltaic panels with it. Can you alter the mix to get Boron doped and Antimony doped inks?

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Re: Liquid Polymer Solidifies into a Ceramic

04/28/2017 1:54 AM

Great.

Would like to try out this material for coating / spraying on rigid PVC to increase the flexural modulus / stiffness. Please advise the source of this material.
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Re: Liquid Polymer Solidifies into a Ceramic

05/07/2017 11:40 PM

Did you manage to find out if this material is real, or did they just make up this story? There doesn't seem to be anybody who knows where to get it.

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