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DCPD
(redirected from Dicyclopentadiene)

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DCPDDicyclopentadiene
DCPDDirect Current Potential Drop
DCPDDirect Compensation Property Damage (automobile insurance coverage)
DCPDDaly City Police Department (California)
DCPDDirectional Canister Passage Detector


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Non-conjugated diene monomers such as ethylidene norbornene (ENB), hexadiene (HX) and dicyclopentadiene (DCPD) are added to ethylene propylene polymers to provide unsaturation sites for curing purposes.
Factors influencing low temperature performance of EPDM compounds by Lanxess, Don Tsou / Rubber World
Materia, an R&D firm, introduced a new catalysis system for inexpensive dicyclopentadiene cyclic olefin monomer.
Composites show features cost-saving, low-HAP materials by Schut, Jan H. / Plastics Technology
White and his colleagues sought to stem fatigue damage by embedding microcapsules of dicyclopentadiene (DCPD), a polymer precursor, into a composite's matrix material.
Scientists develop self-healing composites by Perkins, S. / Science News
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