Definition
Plastics with a disordered molecular structure that lack an ordered crystalline structure. Characterized by being flexible, transparent, and impact-resistant.
Plastics with a disordered molecular structure that lack an ordered crystalline structure. Characterized by being flexible, transparent, and impact-resistant.
Material with a disordered molecular structure and no defined shape, which gives it transparency and impact resistance, but lower chemical resistance than semicrystalline materials.
Plastic material that has a molecular structure with combinations of highly ordered (crystalline) regions and disordered (amorphous) regions.
Material used throughout history due to its diverse properties. They can be natural or synthetic, classified into thermosets, thermoplastics, and elastomers.
Type of plastic materials in an intermediate structural state between the irregular structure of amorphous materials and the ordered structure of crystalline materials, with greater mechanical strength.