hardener Definition
hard·ener (härd′'n ər)
noun
a person or thing that hardens; specif.,
- a person who tempers metal tools
- a substance added to paint, varnish, etc. to give it a harder film
hardener Usage Examples
Converse of object
- contain: Many other nail products contain hardeners which can dry out the nail whilst Nailtiques contain Protein and Conditioners.
- include: Most rapid fixers do not include hardener, but it can be obtained as a separate additive, to be included if desired.
- use: The time scale on which these stages occur is dependent on the type of hardener used and the temperature at which cure takes place.
Adjective modifier
- liquid: Then open the liquid resin can and the liquid hardener can.
- epoxy: They are generally ambient cure when cured with an epoxy amine hardener.
Noun used with modifier
- hoof: Muffin's feet are getting much stronger as she is being treated everyday with hoof hardener when she comes off the field.
- part: The ingredients are mixed by weight in the ratio 5 parts resin: 4 parts hardener: 4 parts BN.
- nail: Found in nail polish, nail hardeners and other cosmetics.
- paste: The liquid and paste hardeners are chemical compounds used to harden the resins.
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