| A professor of organic chemistry at the University of Pavia, and two colleagues from Milan offered thixotropy as an explanation. |
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| The thixotropy of the polyurethane resin-based waterproofing prevents the material from sliding off from vertical surfaces during application. |
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| The material has tremendous thixotropy and sets very rigidly so it will prevent distortion from a flexible tray. |
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| Low oil absorption, low thixotropy, it can be widely used in the low VOC systems. |
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| Do not overmix, as this will tend to break the thixotropy and increase the risk of runs. |
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| Schlumberger chemist Chris Sawdon says that at least part of this thixotropy comes from the macerated tomatoes. |
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| Another property of muscles that increases resistance is thixotropy. |
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| The product is a creamy paste that can be easily applied with a trowel, but with optimum thixotropy. |
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| The mixture should be in the form of a very plastic paste with an excellent thixotropy and highly workable. |
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| The composition can contain a resin, a filler, a thixotropy agent, and hardeners. |
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| Its thixotropy is due to the hyaluronic acid in it. |
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| Almost all Cyberbond products show a more or less strong thixotropy. |
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| This is a polymer-based binder designed to produce a flexible, workable binder with a high level of thixotropy, which allows increased binder film thickness for surfacing materials with higher void contents. |
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| Description: High Strength Elastic adhesive, one component, moisture cured polyurethane adhesive with extremely high thixotropy and high strength. |
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| Bluestar Silicones VPS impression technologies combine the best of both worlds with high thixotropy yet very flowable, providing peace of mind to the professionals. |
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| The property at work here is called thixotropy. |
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| Light Body: This is a classic wash material offering good flow and a moderate amount of thixotropy so that it will hold well to even maxillary teeth. |
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| It analyzes phenomena such as shear thinning, dilatancy, thixotropy, aging, emulsification, gelation, dissolvation, and flocculation in various products and texture types. |
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| The area of the inner cavity is often tapered from the center of the die across the coating width to manage thixotropy, sedimentation, and hardening reactions. |
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| Thixotropy is a property displayed by many systems, particularly those with complex molecules with long chains, familiar objects being tomato ketchup and thixotropic paint. |
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