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how top draw stress strain curves for polymers
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Bringing resin on a plane is subject to airline regulations and the material's form. For liquid resins, they must adhere to the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) liquid rules, typically restricted to containers of 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or less in carry-on baggage. Larger amounts can be placed in checked luggage, but it's wise to check the material's safety data sheet (SDS) for any hazardous classifications. Solid resins present fewer issues, though it's always recommended to keep them in their original packaging with clear labels to avoid confusion during security checks. Notifying the airline in advance can also smooth the process. Ensure you consult the specific carrier's guidelines, as policies may vary.
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