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Bakelite

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Bakelite [for its inventor, L. H. Baekeland ], synthetic thermosetting resin . It has been widely used both alone, to form whole objects, and in combination with other materials, as a laminate or a surface coating. It was used as a substitute for hard rubber, amber, or celluloid; for insulating electrical apparatus (since it is a nonconductor); and for the manufacture of certain machinery gears, phonograph records, and many other articles useful and ornamental and as diverse in character as buttons, billiard balls, pipestems, and umbrella handles. Bakelite is a condensation polymer ... Read more
Bakelite
Bakelite •halite • candlelight • fanlight •lamplight • gaslight • flashlight •starlight...x2022; floodlight • sunlight •rushlight • Pre-Raphaelite • firelight •acolyte • Bakelite • Armalite •Ishmaelite • ... Read more
Bakelite
Bakelite Trade name (coined by its inventor US chemist Leo Baekeland ) for a thermosetting plastic used for insulating purposes and in making... Read more

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