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colton

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How can a two-part adhesive be monitored to ensure proper mixing of the two components?
 
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Identify three methods for coating a plastic with a metal.
 
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Answer to Question 1

The two parts can be colored differently and when mixed can yield yet a third distinct color. This allows good monitoring of the mixing of the materials.

Answer to Question 2

Electroplating, foil transfer, and vacuum deposition



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