vinyl resin
Definition
Noun:
1. A synthetic plastic material: A thermoplastic polymer derived from the polymerization of compounds containing the vinyl group (-CH=CH₂). It is known for being durable, flexible, and resistant to chemicals and moisture.
Usage and Examples
- As a material: Vinyl resin is commonly used to manufacture a wide variety of products.
- Floor tiles are often made from a durable vinyl resin.
- The records were pressed from a high-quality vinyl resin.
- In manufacturing: It refers to the raw polymer before being shaped into final products.
- The factory ordered a new shipment of vinyl resin for the production line.
- This coating is formulated with a special vinyl resin for extra adhesion.
Advanced Usage and Context
- Technical/Industrial Context: In chemistry and manufacturing, "vinyl resin" specifies the class of polymer, distinguishing it from other resins like acrylic or epoxy.
- The patent describes a new method for cross-linking the vinyl resin to increase its heat resistance.
Variants and Related Words
- Polyvinyl chloride (PVC): A very common and specific type of vinyl resin.
- Vinyl polymer: A more general chemical term synonymous with vinyl resin.
- Vinyl: In common usage, "vinyl" often refers to products (like records or flooring) made from vinyl resin.
Synonyms
- Polyvinyl resin
- Vinyl polymer
- (In specific contexts) PVC
Notes on Meaning
The term "vinyl resin" specifically denotes the raw polymeric material. When this material is used to make everyday objects (e.g., records, pipes, upholstery), those items are typically called "vinyl" products. The "resin" part emphasizes its state as a base material for manufacturing.
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a thermoplastic derived by polymerization from compounds containing the vinyl group
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