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sealant

[see-luhnt] / ˈsi lənt /


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The sealant has been investigated for use in nerve repair, bone healing, and restoring movement following spinal cord injury.

From Science Daily

The other applies to home upgrades that include windows, doors and sealants that can better insulate a home from high and low temperatures.

From MarketWatch

Yet even with the proliferation of fluoride-containing toothpastes and dental sealants, tooth decay is still the most common chronic disease affecting American children, and the average senior citizen is missing at least 10 permanent teeth.

From Los Angeles Times

These included manufacturing defects affecting parts of fuselages, tail and rudder assemblies, as well as sealants applied as protection against the effect of lightning strikes in central fuel tanks.

From BBC

Within those pipes, the catalyst could generate a polymer that could act as a sealant to heal cracks in the pipes, which are a common source of methane leakage.

From Science Daily