glyptal

(ˈɡlɪptəl)

(Chemistry) an alkyd resin obtained from polyhydric alcohols and polybasic organic acids or their anhydrides; used for surface coatings

[C20: a trademark, perhaps from gly(cerol) + p(h)t(h)al(ic)]

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The main element of the nonlinear resistors in OPD is a varistor performed usually in the form of <<tablets>> of zinc oxide (ZnO) with an outer sheath of glyptal enamel boosting its throughput current value [38].

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Mites were subsequently mounted in Hoyer's media under Glyptal epoxy enamel--ringed OO-thickness cover glasses.

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