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Earring Holder-Clear Acrylic-Holds 37 Pairs! (Clear) (10"W x 3 7/8"D x 4 1/2"H) List Price: $67.50 Sale Price: $18.99 Average Rating:   |
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Deluxe earring keeper holds 37 pairs of earrings with 2-bottom slide out drawers for watches, bracelets and necklaces. This earring keeper features a lid, which keeps your earrings and jewelry dust-free! Assembly level/degree of difficulty: No Assembly Required. |
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Thin Parallels Insulated Tumbler Set of 4 - 24 oz. List Price: $17.99 Sale Price: $17.99 Average Rating:  |
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DRINK UP Insulated so drinks stay cold. Four pretty colors. Cheers to that. |
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Daily Abstract by Unknown. Size 36.00 inches width by 24.00 inches height. High Quality Art Poster Print |
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Daily Abstract by Unknown.Total Size : 36.00 inches width by 24.00 inches height.This is the Highest Quality Art Print Reproduction of the Original Work. Fully Authorized by the Artist. OnlineWall is the worlds best quality art print, poster and framing store with over 25 years custom framing experience our quality of art prints cannot be beat . |
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2X Rectangular Handheld Magnifier with Acrylic Lens, 2" x 4" List Price: $18.15 Sale Price: $8.96 Average Rating: |
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BAL813376 Rectangle magnifier features a 2X magnification lens with a 4X insert. Has a stabilizing edge for two-hand positioning and an ErgoTouch grip molded to fit your hand. Global Product Type: Magnifiers-Rectangular Handheld; Magnifier Type: Rectangular Handheld; Lens Magnification: 2X; Bifocal Magnification: 4X... |
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2X - 4X Round Handheld Magnifier with Acrylic Lens, 5" diameter List Price: $35.40 Sale Price: $14.81 Average Rating:  |
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BAL813305 Round magnifier features a 2X magnification lens with a 4X insert. Has a stabilizing edge for two-hand positioning and an ErgoTouch grip molded to fit your hand. Global Product Type: Magnifiers-Round Handheld; Magnifier Type: Round Handheld; Lens Magnification: 2X; Bifocal Magnification: 4X... |
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2X - 4X Round Handheld Magnifier with Acrylic Lens, 3-1/4" diameter List Price: $17.35 Sale Price: $9.78 |
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BAL813303 Round magnifier features a 2X magnification lens with a 4X insert. Has a stabilizing edge for two-hand positioning and an ErgoTouch grip molded to fit your hand. Global Product Type: Magnifiers-Round Handheld; Magnifier Type: Round Handheld; Lens Magnification: 2X; Bifocal Magnification: 4X... |
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Neff Young Mens Daily Beanie Hat List Price: $16.00 |
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Neff specializes in hats, and the Daily Hat is their best selling beanie. It\'s super soft, lightweight and durable. Accent your wardrobe with a little Neff attitude. |
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Neff Young Mens Dailyheather Hat List Price: $16.00 |
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The Daily Heather Beanie from Neff keeps your head and your ears warm whether you have a long mess of locks or a smooth, shiny shaved head. And since your little incident in prison, maybe it?s better to just keep it short... |
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Neff Daily Adjustable Hat -Kids List Price: $19.95 |
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Specializing in hats, Neff brings us the Daily Adjustable Hat. Snap back closure and a clean graphic above the lower right brim. Simple, sleek, sweet! |
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Bausch & Lomb 2X Magna-Page Full-Page Magnifier with Molded Fresnel Lens, 8.25 x 10.75 Inches (819007) List Price: $10.49 Sale Price: $6.84 Average Rating:  |
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BAL819007 The Magna-Page full-page magnifier from Bausch & Lomb is a specially designed Fresnel lens that lets you read an entire page of print with considerable ease. Fresnel lens technology permits a large-size lens to be much thinner, without the weight and volume that a similarly-sized conventional lens would require... |
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Molding our World: Plastics as Part of our Daily Lives
What are plastics?
Plastics as we broadly understand it today are synthetic or semi synthetic products or raw materials, formed by polymerisation, and are largely derived from oil. Polymerisation is the formation of polymers i.e. repeated numbers of smaller structures (monomers) joined together.
It wasn’t until the 1860s that the first semi synthetic materials or plastics were first brought to the attention of the world, and since the development of thermoplastics throughout the 1900s it’s hard to imagine how difficult life would be without plastic. The main reasons why plastics replaced more traditional materials are quite straightforward when you think about them.
What’s so good about plastics?
Plastics are relatively light and very durable. The hundreds of different plastic varieties are ultimately recyclable, although it’s only in recent years that our UK society has begun to take advantage of plastic recycling, often in tandem with our weekly waste collections. Plastics have great thermal and insulating properties (clothes, carpets, bedding etc). Plastics are resistant to many chemicals and water, as well as being very strong.
Most notably though, plastics have proven relatively inexpensive to produce, and are so versatile that they can take on almost any form and colour.
What are the popular types of plastics and what’s the difference between them?
These were developed in the 1930s. Acrylics are particularly resistant to the weather and the sun. Acrylic is particularly effective as ‘clear’ plastics, and transmits light brilliantly. Applications include leaflet holders, signs, display cases, boat windows and point of sale to name but a few.
Plexiglas
Often wrongly spelled as Plexiglass, Plexiglas is actually a brand name for a kind of clear thermoplastic resin that’s basically a cross between acrylic and polycarbonate.
First developed in the 1950s, these thermoplastics most popularly have engineering applications. This is due to polycarbonate’s strength coupled with versatility, and its electrical insulating properties. Applications include machine guards, capacitors, gaskets etc.
Perspex
This is a variety of polycarbonate. It is popularly developed in sheet form and is widely recognised as a kind of ‘clear’ plastic.
Polypropylene
Another plastic developed in the 1950s with industrial applications, this is particularly suitable for hot fill packaging because it has low density but is very rigid. Other applications include carpeting and packaging.
PVC
Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) can be shaped and moulded into an exceptionally wide variety of products. Chemical Plant Industry applications of PVC include water tight tanks, and ducting for Clean Air Systems.
PETG
Polyethylene Terephalate Glycol (PETG) is another industrial thermoplastic. Applications include frames, sign holders and point of purchase displays.
How it takes shape
Modern advances in plastic fabrication, moulding, casting, extrusion, thermoforming, cutting, bending, machining, gluing, welding, stamping of sheets, plastic engraving, fibres and solid blocks mean that our imagination provides the only real limitations to what form plastics can take.
Conclusion
If you asked most people, they would be unlikely to know what plastics actually are, and even more unlikely to be able to tell you the difference between the many types. Despite this, plastics are a central and essential part of modern daily life.
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I would like to purchase a complete dinnerware set with an autumn leaves pattern or a turkey or indian couple,
or perhaps a pilgrim for Thanksgiving. I am more interested in dinnerware made from melamine or acrylic or corelle than fine china as there will be little hands that can break the dishes using them. I have searched the internet for three months almost daily. All I managed to find was 4 tumblers and 8 dessert plates with leaves and acorns. Anyone know where to get a set? (I have also been to all the major dept stores, every dollar store, home store, world market in south texas that sells dishes. HELP!
Try kitchen stores. Do you have a Pfaltzgraf (however you spell it) store in your area? You said major department stores...did you try Wal-Mart, Target, Kmart, etc.? I saw some pretty fall table linens at Wal-Mart for fall but I don't know about dishes. Good Luck!
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