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A substance that can absorb and retain moisture, or lose or throw off moisture. Wood and Wood Products are hygroscopic. They expand with absorption of moisture, and dimensions become smaller when moisture is lost or thrown off.
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| hygroscopic |
Basically attracting, absorbing and retaining atmospheric moisture. Thermoplastics such as polyurethane, nylon, polycarbonate and ABS are some of the materials categorized as hygroscopic. They will likely absorb moisture that has to be removed before the material can be processed into acceptable finished parts.
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The property of readily absorbing water. All non-silicon based brake fluids are hygroscopic in nature. The adsorption of a minute amount of water will dramatically lower the boiling point of brake fluid. For this reason brake fluid should be completely replaced annually or more frequently in conditions of severe use. In professional racing, the fluid is replaced at least daily.
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