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HFP
(redirected from Hexafluoropropylene)

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HFPHealthy Families Program
HFPHonda Factory Performance
HFPHexafluoropropylene (Shipboard Fire Fighting Agent)
HFPHostile Fire Pay
HFPHepatic Function Panel
HFPHexafluoro-2-Propanol
HFPHands Free Protocol
HFPHot Fountain Pen (miniature keyless clarinet)
HFPHost-To-Front-End Processor


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2]), tetrafluoroethylene (TFE) and hexafluoropropylene (HFP) having a nominal fluorine content of 69% and a nominal viscosity of 30 ML 1+10 @ 121[degrees]C, designed for extrusion of thin walled tubes such as fuel hose veneers.
FKMs for extrusion of thin wall veneers and tubes for fuel hose ... by Tang, Phan / Rubber World
This high-viscosity grade is a dipolymer of vinylidene fluoride and hexafluoropropylene.
New fluoropolymers offer unique properties. (Materials) by Plastics Technology
2]) and hexafluoropropylene (HFP) are known for their heat resistance, fluid resistance and compression set resistance.
Characterization of a new type of bisphenol cured FKM by Jagels, Steven / Rubber World
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