Molecular weight distribution refers to the variation in molecular weights of polymer chains within a sample, affecting material properties such as strength and processing behavior.

Monolithic glass refers to a single, solid pane of glass, often used in windows and facades, providing strength, clarity, and thermal insulation in architectural applications.

Monomers are small molecules that can undergo polymerization, a chemical reaction where they link together to form long chains known as polymers. These monomers serve […]

Mouldability refers to a material’s ability to be shaped or formed into a specific design or structure when subjected to heat or pressure.

A nanocomposite is a material that incorporates nanoscale particles into a polymer matrix to improve properties such as strength, barrier performance, and thermal stability.