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6.9 Those Easy-remove Hooks

       6.10 Adhesives for Packaging

       Chapter 7 Sticking Other Things Together

       7.1 Cement and Concrete

       7.2 Ceramics

       7.3 Holding on to Bricks and Concrete

       7.4 Plasterboard/Drywall

       7.5 Tiles

       7.6 Rubbers and Bitumens

       7.7 Nail Polish

       7.8 Lipstick

       7.9 Metal to Metal

       7.10 Wood to Wood

       7.11 Dental Adhesives

       7.12 Fixing Bones

       7.13 Temporary Adhesion

       Chapter 8 Watching Paint Dry

       8.1 A Good Basic Paint

       8.2 Paint Pigments

       8.3 Wood Paint Challenges

       8.4 Automobile Paints

       8.5 Multilayer Paints and Coatings

       8.6 Powder Coatings

       8.7 Viscosity: Thick and Thin

       8.8 Low Price, High Cost

       8.9 Saving the Planet

       Chapter 9 Sticking in 3D

       9.1 UV Curing Systems

       9.2 Extrusion Systems

       9.3 Sintering Systems

       9.4 HP Jet Fusion and Metal Jet

       9.5 Re-printing Humans

       9.6 The Future for 3D Printing

       Chapter 10 Not Sticking

       10.1 Silicone Magic

       10.2 Other Ways to Reduce Adhesion

       10.3 Lubrication

       10.4 Non-stick Hip Joints

       10.5 Non-stick Frying Pans

       10.6 Unsticking

       10.7 The End of Life for Adhered Systems

       Chapter 11 How Nature Sticks Things

       11.1 A Bit More on Geckos… and Cockroaches

       11.2 Tree Frogs Invent Tyre Treads First

       11.3 Tarantulas and Spider-Man and Spider Webs

       11.4 Climbing Robots

       11.5 Underwater Adhesion

       11.6 Fighting Adhesion

       11.7 Holding Ourselves Together

       11.8 The Kendall Formula

       11.9 It's All about Specific Molecules

       11.10 Adaptive Adhesion

       11.11 The Unity of (Adhesion) Science

       Subject Index

      Glossary

Accelerator An additive to make the adhesive set faster
Adherend The thing being stuck via the adhesive
Adhesion promoter A low-level additive that increases the adhesion
Alcohol A molecule containing an –OH group
Amine A group based on nitrogen and two hydrogens, shown as –NH2
APTES A common adhesion promoter that is both an amine and a silane
Backing tape The carrier film for a PSA. Sometimes just called “backing”
Butt test Pulling apart in a straight line
Catalyst Something which makes a reaction go faster without itself being consumed by the reaction
Coalescence Small, semi-solid particles flowing together to give a continuous solid
Crack energy The energy trying to open a crack across the interface
Creep

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