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The 19 pages that link to Adhesive, each with the reason it gives.
CollageRelated: Glue and other adhesives attach collage materials and affect their durability and finish.
AdhesionBroader topic: Adhesives create bonds across interfaces through wetting, curing, or physical attraction.
Composite bowRelated: Traditional glue keeps the bow's wood, horn, and sinew layers attached.
Middle Stone AgeRelated: Hafted tools required adhesives to secure stone components to handles or shafts.
Thermosetting polymerRelated: Cured epoxy thermosets form strong, durable bonds between many materials.
PolyisopreneRelated: Polyisoprene’s tack and flexibility make it useful in pressure-sensitive adhesive formulations.
Tube feetRelated: Many sea stars attach tube-foot tips using secreted adhesive rather than suction.
Vinyl acetateNarrower topic: Polyvinyl acetate made from this monomer is a common adhesive ingredient.
CatecholNarrower topic: Catechol groups help explain the surface adhesion of mussel-inspired materials.
Papier-mâchéNarrower topic: Adhesive joins paper layers and helps the form hold together as it dries.
1,1,1-TrichloroethaneRelated: The solvent was used in some formulations and processes involving adhesives.
Butyl acetateRelated: Butyl acetate serves as a solvent in some adhesive formulations.
CardboardRelated: Adhesive holds the flutes to the liners and can join box seams.
FastenerCompared with: Adhesives join surfaces without a discrete mechanical fastener.
ButanoneRelated: Butanone dissolves or thins components in some adhesive formulations.
Methyl acetateRelated: Methyl acetate is used in some adhesive formulations and manufacturing processes.
VelcroCompared with: Adhesives can create strong bonds, whereas Velcro is designed for repeated separation.
ChloropreneRelated: Polychloroprene-based adhesives bond materials such as rubber, leather, and metal.
Paper bagRelated: Adhesive joins paper seams and can determine whether a loaded bag stays closed.