resinoid
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Definition
- Noun:
- A plastic containing resins: A resinoid is a type of synthetic or semi-synthetic material that incorporates resins as a primary component, giving it plastic-like properties.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The artist used a resinoid to create a durable, clear coating for the sculpture.
- This electrical component is insulated with a special resinoid.
- Early phonograph records were made from a brittle resinoid.
Advanced Usage
- Technical/Industrial Context: In manufacturing, "resinoid" often specifies a class of molding compounds or bonded abrasives where a synthetic resin acts as the binding agent.
- Resinoid-bonded grinding wheels are known for their high cutting speed.
Variants and Related Words
- Resin (n): A sticky organic substance, often derived from plants or synthesized, that can be hardened.
- Resinous (adj): Having the qualities of or resembling resin.
Synonyms
- Synthetic resin: A man-made polymer with similar properties to natural resins.
- Plastic compound: A broad term for a material composed of polymers that can be molded.
Notes on Meaning
- The term "resinoid" is highly technical and is primarily used in specific industrial, artistic, or historical contexts (e.g., early plastics) rather than in everyday language. It precisely denotes a material where resin is the key constituent in a plastic formulation.
Noun
- a plastic containing resins