eFunda Polymers: Listing of Silicone (Baysilon, Blu-Sil, Commex, Fiberite, Lamitex, Siltemp, Textolite)
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Silicone, also known as SI, has been mass-produced since 1943.
  - It is a thermoset polycondensate.
- Applications: Used in computer chips, IC, cooking ware, and food containers.
- General properties: It possesses dimensional stability and good electrical and dielectrical properties over wide frequency and temperature ranges. It has flame resistance, low water absorption, moderate thermal shock resistance, and average polymeric mechanical properties. It has a high cost, limited shelf-life, and a long curing time.
- Trade Name: Baysilon, Blu-Sil, Commex, Fiberite, Lamitex, Siltemp, Textolite.

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Specific Grades of Silicone
1. Silicone, flexible casting resins (including RTV).
2. Silicone, Liquid silicone rubber injection molding.
3. Silicone, mineral and/or glass filled, molding and encapsulating compounds.
4. Silicone, copolymer, silicone / nylon 66, psuedo-interpenetrating networks.
5. Silicone, copolymer, silicone / nylon 12, psuedo-interpenetrating networks.

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