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organosol

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organosol [ȯr′gan·ə‚sȯl]
(materials)
Finely divided or colloidal suspension of insoluble material in a suspending organic liquid; known as plastisol when the solid is a synthetic resin suspended in an organic liquid; used for coatings, moldings, and casting of films.
A dispersion of very finely divided resin particles that are suspended in an organic-liquid mixture which cannot dissolve the resin at normal temperatures.
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The initial concern mainly surrounded organosols and types of epoxy-based can coatings that in some cases exceeded the specific migration limit (SML) for bisphenol A-diglycidyl ether (BADGE), current at the time.
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Horizontal, fluidized-bed mixers with plow-shaped agitators process BMC, SMC, plastisols, organosols, and other dispersions.
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3) Organosols have been used to improve scratch resistance in clear coatings by surface enrichment.
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