Selfsolidifying
Selfsolidifying refers to a process or characteristic where a substance or material transitions from a liquid or semi-liquid state to a solid state without the need for external curing agents or significant applied energy like heat or pressure. This transformation typically occurs through intrinsic chemical or physical changes within the material itself.
One common mechanism for selfsolidification involves the evaporation of a solvent. As the liquid solvent evaporates,
Selfsolidifying materials find applications in various fields. In adhesives and sealants, they can offer convenience by