Definition
Substance added to plastic during its manufacture to improve its properties or characteristics, such as increasing impact resistance, enhancing heat resistance, or retarding combustion.
Substance added to plastic during its manufacture to improve its properties or characteristics, such as increasing impact resistance, enhancing heat resistance, or retarding combustion.
Synthetic material originating from organic substances such as petroleum, with the ability to be molded and adapted to different shapes and uses.
Material used throughout history due to its diverse properties. They can be natural or synthetic, classified into thermosets, thermoplastics, and elastomers.
Synthetic material widely used in industry, produced from the polymerization of organic compounds, resulting in a hard and versatile substance.