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a polymeric material which, at room temperature, is capable of recovering substantially in shape and size after removal of a force. May be natural or synthetic.
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| rubber dam |
thin rubber sheet applied to teeth to control moisture during dental procedures.
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| rubber |
The racket covering. Sometimes refers only to the rubber on top of a sponge base.
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| rubber |
Aroma / taste reminiscent of tyres, garages, often detected in certain robustas, for example.
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| rubber |
Natural rubber was traditionally used in the construction of folding boat skins. Despite its relatively high specific weight it was most often used in five-ply construction, consisting of three layers of rubber, interspersed with two layers of fabric. This type of construction continued to provide abrasion resistance even after the outer layers of rubber started to become brittle as they perished, while the more protected central layer of rubber continued to ensure a watertight hull. ...
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