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overcuring

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overcuring [′ō·vər‚kyu̇r·iŋ]
(chemical engineering)
A condition resulting from vulcanizing longer than necessary to achieve full development of physical strength; causes softness or brittleness and impaired age-resisting quality of the material.
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