polycarbonate
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polycarbonate
Summary
polycarbonate is a type of polymer[1]. polycarbonate draws 714 Wikipedia views per month (type_of_polymer category, ranking #13 of 54).[2]
Key Facts
- polycarbonate's instance of is recorded as type of polymer[3].
- polycarbonate's manufacturer is recorded as Mitsubishi[4].
- polycarbonate's manufacturer is recorded as Hammerglass[5].
- polycarbonate's manufacturer is recorded as Unigel[6].
- polycarbonate's manufacturer is recorded as SABIC[7].
- polycarbonate's manufacturer is recorded as Covestro[8].
- polycarbonate's manufacturer is recorded as Quadrant Engineering Plastic[9].
- polycarbonate is a type of polymer[10].
- polycarbonate is a type of polyester[11].
- polycarbonate is a type of carbonate ester[12].
- polycarbonate is a type of organic polymer[13].
- polycarbonate is a type of thermoplastic[14].
- polycarbonate is used for electronics[15].
- polycarbonate is used for telecommunications[16].
- polycarbonate is used for construction[17].
- polycarbonate is used for DVD[18].
- polycarbonate is used for Blu-ray Disc[19].
- polycarbonate is used for automotive industry[20].
- polycarbonate is used for aircraft[21].
- polycarbonate is used for train[22].
- polycarbonate is used for lenses system[23].
- polycarbonate is used for advertisement[24].
- polycarbonate is used for telephone[25].
- polycarbonate's Commons category is recorded as Polycarbonate[26].
- polycarbonate's color is recorded as transparency[27].
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Definition and Type
polycarbonate's instance of is recorded as type of polymer[3]. Recorded subclass of include polymer[10], polyester[11], carbonate ester[12], organic polymer[13], and thermoplastic[14].
Use and Application
Recorded has use include electronics[15], telecommunications[16], construction[17], DVD[18], Blu-ray Disc[19], and automotive industry[20].
Why It Matters
polycarbonate draws 714 Wikipedia views per month (type_of_polymer category, ranking #13 of 54).[2] polycarbonate has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] polycarbonate is known by 42 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]
polycarbonate is credited with the discovery of Covestro[30], a business[31], in Germany[32], founded in 2015[33], headquartered in Leverkusen[34].
FAQs
What did polycarbonate discover?
polycarbonate is credited as discoverer of Covestro[30].