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'''Epoxy''' or '''polyepoxide''' is a ] that cure when mixed with a catalyzing agent ("hardener"). The material was developed by ] of ] in ], and are used for coatings, glues and composite materials. like ]. '''Epoxy''' or '''polyepoxide''' is a ] that cure when mixed with a catalyzing agent ("hardener"). The material was developed by ] of ] in ], and are used for coatings, ]s and composite materials. like ].


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Epoxy or polyepoxide is a polymer that cure when mixed with a catalyzing agent ("hardener"). The material was developed by I.G. Farben Industrie of Germany in 1939, and are used for coatings, adhesives and composite materials. like glass-reinforced plastic.

Aee also: Plastic