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Q rayon polyester spandex shrink
RupertDora
PrimoChristie Release Time: June 25, 2024, 4:43 AM
Satin and polyester refer to different aspects of fabric. Satin is a weave, not a material, known for its smooth, glossy surface and dull back, achieved by floating yarns during the weaving process. Polyester, on the other hand, is a type of synthetic polymer material used in fabric production. Satin can be made from a variety of materials including silk, nylon, or polyester, meaning a satin fabric can be either synthetic or natural depending on what fibers are used in its production. Thus, while you can have polyester satin, not all satin is polyester, as the defining characteristic of satin is its weave pattern, not the composition of its fibers.
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Q where do i buy sodium hydroxide
PaddyHubbard
PrimoChristie Release Time: June 23, 2024, 6:59 PM
A Thin Film Evaporator (TFE) operates on the principle of evaporative separation of volatile components from less volatile ones in a feed solution, under reduced pressure. This is achieved as the feed liquid is spread into a thin film over the heated surface of a cylindrical vertical rotor. The rotor’s rapid spinning distributes the liquid as a thin layer, ensuring efficient heat transfer and minimizing the time the product is subjected to high temperatures, which is crucial for heat-sensitive materials. Vaporized solvents are condensed and collected separately. The combination of the thin film, high surface area, reduced pressure, and short residence time allows for efficient separation with minimal thermal degradation. TFEs are widely used in chemical, pharmaceutical, and food industries for concentrating, refining, or recovering materials.
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Q does hdpe have bpa
NancyHenrietta
PrimoChristie Release Time: June 20, 2024, 3:16 AM
HDPE, a thermoplastic polymer known for its high strength to density ratio, is widely used in containers and bottles. While it has some limitations in terms of sterilization, as its melting point ranges from 120C to 180C, making it susceptible to deformation or melting during autoclaving at temperatures above 121C. Although certain types of HDPE may withstand low-temperature autoclave sterilization cycles, repeated exposure can compromise its integrity. As a result, HDPE is not recommended for autoclaving, and depending on specific needs, alternative methods such as ethylene oxide gas, gamma radiation or low temperature sterilizers may be more suitable options.
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Q are silica rayon fibers dangerous
OwenWoolf
PrimoChristie Release Time: June 18, 2024, 8:54 PM
Soluble fibers, found in foods such as oats, beans, and fruits, are unique in that they dissolve in water and form a gel-like substance, aiding in digestion and nutrient absorption. When cooked, the structural integrity of soluble fibers can be altered, often making them more easily digestible. This process can enhance their beneficial effects on cholesterol levels and blood sugar regulation. However, the basic soluble fiber content remains relatively stable during cooking, meaning these fibers retain their health benefits despite undergoing moderate heat applications. It’s important, though, to avoid overcooking these food sources, as extreme temperatures can break down fibers to the point where their health benefits are diminished. As such, cooking methods and times should be carefully considered to maximize the nutritional advantages of soluble fibers.
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Q what is ring spun yarn
AbnerHope
PrimoChristie Release Time: May 30, 2024, 12:12 PM
Sayelle yarn is a type of acrylic fiber known for its durability, versatility, and washability. It was highly popular in the 20th century for knitting and crocheting projects, particularly among those looking for a wool-like feel without the maintenance or cost associated with natural fibers. Sayelle is characterized by its resistance to shrinking and moths, making it an excellent choice for long-lasting garments and home decor. Its capacity to hold dyes well also allows for a wide range of vibrant colors. While not as soft as some of the newer acrylic yarns, Sayelle’s sturdy nature makes it ideal for projects requiring structure and wearability.
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Q what is the parting line in injection molding
YvesBirrell
PrimoChristie Release Time: May 30, 2024, 10:36 AM
In injection molding, “tonnage” refers to the clamping force that the machine can exert to keep the mold closed during the injection process. It is measured in tons and is crucial for ensuring that the mold halves remain securely fastened to prevent any material from leaking out during injection. The required tonnage is determined by the part size, the material being used, and the complexity of the part design. A machine with insufficient tonnage might not be able to properly close and hold the mold, leading to defects in the final product. Therefore, selecting a machine with the right tonnage is fundamental for achieving high-quality injection molded parts.
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Q can you use pigment ink with dye based ink
AnnPowell
PrimoChristie Release Time: April 16, 2024, 2:48 PM
Combining pigment ink with dye-based ink in the same printer is generally not recommended. Pigment ink and dye-based ink have different compositions and properties. Pigment ink consists of particles suspended in a carrier liquid, providing vibrant, long-lasting colors that are more resistant to fading and smudging. On the other hand, dye-based ink, which is absorbed into the paper, offers a wider color gamut and smoother gradients but is less resistant to environmental factors like UV light and moisture. Mixing these inks can lead to clogging in print heads, inconsistent color output, and potentially damage the printer over time. If a project requires the benefits of both ink types, consider using separate printers or specialized hybrid ink systems designed for compatibility.
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Q can you use pigment based finish on hardwood floors
ChristianKelly
PrimoChristie Release Time: April 16, 2024, 2:43 PM
Yes, you can use pigment-based finishes on hardwood floors, and they are popular for adding color or altering the appearance of the wood. Pigment-based finishes differ from stains as they sit on the wood’s surface, creating a more opaque and consistent color, often used to hide imperfections or to achieve a specific design aesthetic. However, it’s essential to properly prepare the surface by cleaning and sanding to ensure the finish adheres well. Additionally, applying a sealant over the pigment-based finish can help protect the color and the wood from wear and tear. Be mindful that pigment finishes may require more maintenance to keep the floor looking its best, as they can wear or fade over time, especially in high-traffic areas.
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