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phenol C 6 H 5 OH
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phenolic A plastic molding component formed by the reaction of phenol and formaldehyde. It can be heavily reinforced or "filled" with glass fibers or other materials. Phenolics are known for their high impact strength, excellent wear characteristics, and dimensional stability over a wide temperature range.
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phenolic (material) A thermosetting plastic material available in many combinations of phenol and formaldehyde. Often there are fillers added to provide a broad range of physical, electrical, chemical, and molding properties. Commonly used for housings, inserts, and programming system panels.
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phenol An OH group attached to a benzene ring.
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phenology the seasonal life history of a plant, insect or animal.
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