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phenolic resin
noun
- any one of a class of resins derived from phenol, used in paints, adhesives, and as thermosetting plastics See also Bakelite
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Origin of phenolic resin1
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Example Sentences
It’s made by soaking layers of recycled paper in a melamine or phenolic resin and then compressed under extreme heat.
From Washington Times
Where mahogany or teak might typically be employed, Newson decked a speed boat with a material called micarta, made from layers of linen laminated with a phenolic resin, commonly used for knife handles.
From New York Times
Today golf club heads are being made of "Compreg," a wood which has been impregnated with phenolic resins and cured with heat.
From Project Gutenberg
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