A tackifier is a resin or additive used in adhesives to increase stickiness and improve bonding performance, especially during initial contact.

Tackiness refers to the degree of stickiness or adhesion a material exhibits, influencing its usability in adhesives, coatings, and polymer applications.

Tacticity describes the arrangement of pendant groups along a polymer chain, such as isotactic, syndiotactic, or atactic, which affects crystallinity and mechanical properties.

Tensile stress at break refers to the maximum stress a material can withstand under tension before it fractures, indicating its strength and durability.

Thermal aging denotes the degradation or alteration of a material’s properties over time due to exposure to elevated temperatures, leading to phenomena such as molecular […]