en·cap·su·lant ( n-k p s -lnt)n. A material used for encapsulating. |
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| Flexane 94 liquid is a low-viscosity encapsulant that fills voids completely and cures to a rigid rubber (durometer 97A). The chemical could be released by aerosol dispersion, by ruptured encapsulants or in conjunction with another technology, such as airborne microencapsulants. Effects of frequency, waveform, encapsulant, and local interconnect microstructure are being investigated in materials systems in their actual in-use configurations, without special specimen preparation or removal of films from their substrates. |
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