01:11 Jun 30, 2000 |
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na | neoprene |
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na | neoprene |
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na | neoprane |
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na | neoprene |
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neoprene Explanation: See: http://www.dupont.com/corp/markets/aerospace/products/neopre... Reference: http://www.cacontractorreferral.com/text/glossary.html Reference: http://www.casecorp.com/lar/spanish/agricultural/newequip/ha... |
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neoprene Explanation: A rubber-like material used extensively for undersea diving clothing as well as covers for cotton-picking agricultural machinery. Good Luck Reference: http://www.dupont-dow.com/products/neoprene/default.html Reference: http://www.casecorp.com/lar/spanish/agricultural/newequip/ha... |
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neoprane Explanation: Not to be confused with neoprene. They are apparently different substances. See Website........Monsoon Parlour clothing comes in a lightweight, 2oz neoprane coated nylon....Monsoon Parlour Apronscome in a heavyweight neoprene designed to give protection... Reference: http://www.magentadirect.com/Index/A)%20S&Pwear/Page%205.htm |
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neoprene Explanation: Neoprene (or chloroprene) is a synthetic rubber used to produce "thermoset" materials. I'm not sure if "neoprane" exists, since the chorine molecule (present in "neo-") is not bound with alkanes (which are organics subtances). Only polymers (all organic subtances finishing with "-ene") can bound "halogens". |
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