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Optics. Good optical properties and low thermal resistance make poly(methyl methacrylate) polymers well suited for use as plastic optical fibers. The manufacturing methods and optical properties of the fibers have been reviewed (124) (see Fiber optics). Methods for the preparation of Fresnel lenses and a Fresnel lens film have been reported (125,126). Compositions and methods for the industrial production of cast plastic eyeglass lenses are available (127). 

Scratch resistance of polymer from DADC is improved by novel mixtures of peroxide initiators such as 5% isopropyl percarbonate with 3.5% benzoyl peroxide (16). In order to force completion of polymerization and attain the best scratch resistance in lenses, uv radiation is appHed (17). Eyeglass lenses can be made by prepolymerization in molds followed by removal for final thermal cross-linking (18). 

DADC may be polymerised industrially with small amounts of other miscible Hquid monomers. Some acryflc ester monomers and maleic anhydride may accelerate polymerisation. Copolymerisation with methacrylates, diaHyl phthalates, triaHyl isocyanurate, maleates, maleimides, and unsaturated polyesters are among the examples in the early Hterature. Copolymers of DADC with poly-functional unsaturated esters give castings of high clarity for eyeglass lenses and other optical appHcations (20). 

Decorative. Titanium nitride has a golden color and is used extensively to coat steel and cemented carbide substrates for watch cases, watch bands, eyeglass frames, etc. It provides exceUent scratch resistance as weU as the desired aesthetic appearance, and it replaces gold coatings used previously. 

In consumer appHcations, titanium is used in golf club heads, jewelry, eyeglass frames, and watches. The Japanese have promoted the use of titanium in roofing and monuments. Other appHcation areas include nuclear-waste storage canisters, pacemaker castings, medical implants, high performance automotive appHcations, and ordnance armor. 

Eyeglass frames made of cellulose acetate plasticized with diglycerol esters do not exhibit opaqueness at the frame-lens junction with polycarbonate plastic lenses (146,147). 

Slaek, worn-out, sweat-soaked, or twisted headbands do not hold the eyeglasses in proper position... 

Human engineering. While the designer usually regards the problems of space limitations as being appearance related, they are most often the outcome of the ID s concern for human engineering, or the proper relationship of the product to the human body. For example, personal computers should be small enough to be carried by many people, coffee-cup handles should be comfortable to the hand, eyeglass frames should be easy on the ears, etc. 

Those with transparency capabilities provide many different products that include toys, protective shields (high heat resistance, gunfire, etc.), transportation vehicle lighting, camera lenses, eyeglasses, contact lenses, etc. When transparency is needed in conjunction with toughness, plastic materials are the preferred candidates. Add to the capability of providing simple to very complex shapes. 

Cellulosic They are tough, transparent, hard or flexible natural polymers made from plant cellulose feedstock. With exposure to light, heat, weather and aging, they tend to dry out, deform, embrittle and lose gloss. Molding applications include tool handles, control knobs, eyeglass frames. Extrusion uses include blister packaging, toys, holiday decorations, etc. Cellulosic types, each with their specialty properties, include cellulose acetates (CAs), cellulose acetate butyrates (CABs), cellulose nitrates (CNs), cellulose propionate (CAPs), and ethyl celluloses (EC). 

The Pink Panty Pulldown is a vanilla vodka and grenadine cocktail, and it is nasty. As I pulled at my Pink Panty, a bald man in heavy black eyeglasses tried to pick me up. 

Sputter coating of watches, frames for eyeglass and similar items with titanium nitride. 

Coatings of refractory carbides and nitrides and more recently carbon and DLC are used extensively in decorative applications on jewelry, eyeglasses, and similar products in attractive colors such as gold (TiN) and metallic grey, or charcoal (DLC, CrN, and TaN). They provide a surface which is hard and wear resistant, sweat resistant and, in the case of gold, less costly. They are usually applied by cathode sputtering and less frequently by CVD. 

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Wear appropriate protective eyeglasses or chemical safety goggles. 

Wear protective eyeglass (goggles with hooded ventilation) as a minimum. 

Chains that include aromatic rings (phenols, pyridines, etc.) are said to be polycyclic and are stiffer, harder and more stable than aliphatic chains. Polycarbonate is an example, being hard enough for use in eyeglass lenses. An extreme example is Kevlar fiber. 

You should also note that respirators cannot be properly used if the seal between face and facepiece is broken by sideburns, eyeglass side pieces, and even scars and wrinkles and missing dentures. 

At temperatures around 600°C and extremely low pressures, methane will decompose and deposit a thin film of carbon, in the form of diamond, on a surface. The process, known as chemical vapour deposition, or CVD, can be used to coat a wide variety of surfaces. The hardness of this diamond film can be used for applications that require non-scratch surfaces such as cookware, eyeglasses, and razor blades. 

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Aseptic techniques are used to avoid the possibility of infection of the animals or ceU cultures. These include the preparation of the vaccines and spleens under aseptic conditions in a class 100 clean room equipped with a laminar airfiow hood, sterilization of instruments, and treatment of work surfaces with disinfectant before and after use, washing of the investigator s hands with an antiseptic surgical scrub preparation, and wearing of sterile gloves, face mask, and eyeglasses. 

Neodymium is magnetic and is used in many of the most powerful magnets in the world. Some types of steel contain up to 18% neodymium as an alloy. It is also used as a color for TV tubes and as a tint for eyeglasses. 

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