Synthetic Resin

Domain	Definition
Industry	An organic high-molecular compound derived through polymerization or polycondensation of smaller molecules. A synthetic resin may be either thermoplastic or thermo-setting. A part from phenolic resins for shell moulds which in the initial stage are thermoplastic all resins for foundries are thermosetting and used in this industry as binders jointly with various activators and occasionally either with catalysts or in conjunction with a temperature rise. Source: European Union. (references)
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Commercial Usage: Synthetic Resin

Domain	Title
Books	Applications of Synthetic Resin Lattices Volume 2: Lattices in Surface Coatings; Emulsion Paints (reference) (more book examples)
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Non-Fiction Usage: Synthetic Resin

Subject	Topic	Quote
Business		Although China's coatings output exceeds 1.2 million tons, high-grade synthetic resin coatings only makes up 70% of total output. (references)
		China imports polyester resin coatings, acrylic resin coatings, chemical modified natural resin coatings and other synthetic resin coatings. (references)
		Due to a low level of technology, inconsistent quality, and a lack of related accessories, most of the abovementioned adhesives need to be imported except for those made of synthetic resin and emulsion synthetic resin. (references)
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Expression: Synthetic Resin

Modern Translation: Synthetic Resin

Language		Translations for "synthetic resin"; alternative meanings/domain in parentheses.
Danish		syntetisk harpiks (artificial resin), kunstharpiks (artificial resin). (various references)

Dutch		resina (artificial resin), kunsthars (artificial resin), hars (resin). (various references)

Finnish		muoviliima (resin adhesive, synthetic resin glue, synthetic-resin adhesive, synthetic-resin cement), hartsiliima (synthetic resin glue). (various references)

French		résine synthétique, résine naturelle, résine artificielle. (various references)

German		Kunstharz (artificial resin). (various references)

Greek		συνθετική ρητίνη (artificial resin). (various references)

Italian		resina sintetica (artificial resin), resina naturale (artificial resin, natural resin, pitch), resina artificiale (artificial resin). (various references)

Pig Latin		yntheticsay esinray

Portuguese		resina sintética (artificial resin). (various references)

Spanish		resina sintética (artificial resin), resina artificial (artificial resin). (various references)

Swedish		syntetiskt lim (synthetic resin glue). (various references)
Source: compiled by the editor from various translation references.

Anagrams: Synthetic Resin

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "c-e-e-h-i-i-n-n-r-s-s-t-t-y"
	-3 letters: interethnic, interstices, stitcheries, strychnines, synesthetic.
	-4 letters: hysteretic, insistence, insistency, internists, intersects, interstice, intestines, intrenches, ninetieths, restitches, shinneries, stenchiest, strychnine, syncretise, syncretist, synthetics, tetchiness.
	-5 letters: centrists, chertiest, chestiest, christens, christies, cysteines, einsteins, enshrines, enteritis, esthetics, ethicists, ethnicity, hysterics, incenters, inertness, insetters, inshrines, insincere, insistent, instincts, intensest, intensity, intercity, interests, internist, intersect, interties, intestine, itchiness.
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Definition: Synthetic Resin

Expression using "synthetic resin": synthetic resin material. Additional references.
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