How to pronounce “polyethylene” in English

and polyethylene black plastic pipe and stainless steel and refrigeration and there's a lot of cool things we've got today, all right?

This is polyethylene.

this poly urethane polyethylene really helps us identify the sources and where this stuff might be coming from so it's

uh is high density polyethylene uh but most of you probably have a lot of experience with this plastic it's the

But you have a polypropylene or a polyethylene or a Teflon.

But the forces between the polyethylene molecules are quite weak.

That's the point at which the polyethylene molecules have lined up with each other and are now interlocking in much the way that the fibers in the cotton thread interlock.

And if you take longer polyethylene chains-- this is ultra high molecular weight polyethylene-- it's maybe 500,000 carbon units long versus just a few thousand

Polyethylene, polypropylene, nylons, like those squishy plastics.

Most super glue specifically warns against using it on polyethylene and polypropylene because it won't stick.

Polypropylene, polyethylene, and Teflon are so inert, they don't activate superglue.

Plastic, borated polyethylene and concrete shielding, To protect operators and equipment from the fusion reactions while they're happening.

If you look at something like low density polyethylene, high density polyethylene, polypropylene, they're materials with a lot of give, with a high strain

These are resins that are not quite as commodity as something like polyethylene or polypropylene.

So here we have a milk bottle, and this is made out of a plastic called polyethylene.

So if you compare that with materials up here, like polyamide, like biaxally oriented polyethylene naphthylate, like polycarbonate, all these materials,

And you stretch that into fibers, you end up with a fiber called Dyneema, which is ordinary polyethylene.