polymeroituneita
Polymeroituneita is a Finnish term used in polymer science to denote substances that have undergone polymerization, forming macromolecular structures from relatively small molecules known as monomers. The term is most common in Finnish-language texts; internationally, the same concept is usually described by “polymers” or “polymerized species.” The plural form refers to multiple samples or classes of such materials.
Definition and scope: Polymeroituneita includes linear and branched polymers as well as crosslinked networks (thermosets). It
Synthesis and structure: Polymeroituneita arise via various polymerization mechanisms such as radical, ionic, step-growth, or ring-opening
Characterization and properties: Key properties include high molecular weight, mechanical strength, thermal stability, and solvent resistance.
Applications and contexts: Used in coatings, adhesives, packaging, biomedical devices, and electronics as dielectric materials. Biocompatible
Terminology and usage: The term polymeroituneita reflects Finnish linguistic conventions for describing polymerized materials; it is