Golf shoes

Ski bindings, shoe components, sole plates for golf shoes. .. 

The first application developed for smart hydrogels was somewhat mundane. They were used as a liner for golf shoes and in-line skates that takes the shape of the wearer s foot as the result of heat released by the foot, but researchers have envisioned a much broader and more significant number and variety of applications for such materials. Proposed applications include optical shutters actuators and sensors for chemical, heat, and electrical systems valves chemical memory systems fluid switches absorbents for chemical and petroleum spills diapers cosmetics and desalination systems. Thus far, however, the greatest interest has been in biomedical applications of hydrogels. 

The Ti(N,0) has also used as golden spikes for golf shoes. The wear resistance and toughness are important material points for the spikes. In this case, toughness is reinforced with small amount of nickel binder. 

Heat-storage and thermo-regulated textiles can absorb, store, redistribute and release heat to prevent drastic changes in the wearer s head, body, hands and feet. In the case of ski boots, the PCM absorbs the heat when the feet generate excess heat, and send the stored heat back to the cold spots if the feet get chilly. This keeps the feet comfortable. Ski boots, footwear and golf shoes are coming onto the market. 

Outstanding resistance to continuous exposure to high temperatures, chemicals, and fluids Golf ball covers, shoe soles, weather stripping... 

The method should exclude false positives for example, it should not be triggered by fertilizers on shoes, soil, or golf balls. 

Since ionomers contain polar groups, their adhesion to most polar surfaces is better than that of other polyolefins. Ionomers are also employed as packaging film, golf ball covers and shoe components. 

The achiral objects (teacup, football, tennis racket, and pencil) can be used with equal ease by right- or left-handed persons. Their mirror images are superimposable on the objects themselves. On the other hand, a golf club must be either left- or right-handed and is chiral a shoe will fit a left or a right foot a corkscrew may have a right- or left-handed spiral. These objects, as well as a portrait, have mirror images that are not identical with the objects themselves, and thus they are chiral. 

Equal but opposite specific rotations opposite R/S specifications all other properties the same. 4. (a) Screw, scissors, spool of thread (b) glove, shoe, coat sweater, tied scarf (c) helix, double helix (d) football (laced), golf club, rifle barrel (e) hand, foot, ear, nose, yourself. 5. (a) Sawing (b) opening milk bottle (c) throwing a ball. 7. (a) and (b) 3-Methylhexane and 2,3-dimethylpentane. 8. a, b, e, k, 2 pairs enantiomers c, d, h,... 

The use of thiram in the manufacture of many rubber and plastic products (e.g., shoes) and as a fungicide in recreational areas (e.g., golf courses and bowling greens) presents considerable opportunity for exposure of sensitive individuals to the... 

Since ionomers contain ionic clusters, they adhere well to most polar surfaces. They are used for coatings of golf ball covers. Their thermoplasticity permits pressing in conventional molding machines. The addition of foaming agents produces flexible foams used in shoe soles and weatherstripping. Reviews of ionomer chemistry have appeared... 

Riteflex BP Hoechest Celanese TPEs alloys — Golf carts, athletic shoes spoilers... 

A very visible consumer product group for TPEs has been in sporting goods. Footwear, including ski boots and soccer shoes, often contain a substantial fraction of TPE. Athletic shoe soles are an especially large application for TPEs. Athletic equipment, such as skis and golf ball covers, is another area where TPEs are used. 

Which of the following objects is chiral (a) a left shoe, (b) a slice of bread, (c) a wood screw, (d) a molecular model of Zn(en)Cl2, (e) a typical golf club ... 

Chem. Descrip. Chrome complex sol n. in IPA Uses Water repellent, release agent used on paper/paperboard for water-repellent pkg. materials, food pkg., grease-resistant and release paper when used with PVA, water-repellent coatings and adhesives, water- and stain-resistant leather (shoes, golf bags, etc.), colorfast, water-repellent suede (dry-cleanable) insolubilizer for adhesives, films, protein binders, and inks... 

Ionomers are used in apphcations such as golf ball covers and bowling pin coatings, where their good abrasion resistance is important. The puncture resistance of films allows these materials to be widely used in packaging apphcations. One of the early applications was the packaging of fishhooks. They are often used in composite products as an outer heat-seal layer. Their ability to bond to aluminum foil is also utilized in packaging applications. Ionomers also find apphcation in footwear for shoe heels. ... 

Polyisoprene n. A polymer of isoprene. The ds-1,4- type of polyisoprene occurs naturally as the major polymer in natural rubber and is also produced synthetically. The trans-1,4- type resembles Gutta-Percha and has in the past been used in golf-ball covers and shoe soles. 

The applications are primarily tire tread and carcass stock, conveyor belt coverings, V-belts, hose covers, tubing, golf balls, shoe soles and heels, sponges, and mechanical goods. ... 

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