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methyl rubber

methyl rubber noun: a polymer of dimethylbutadiene, invented in Germany and historically used as one of the first synthetic rubber during World War I.

Noun

methyl rubber

  1. A polymer of dimethylbutadiene, invented in Germany and historically used as one of the first synthetic rubber during World War I.

Questions about methyl rubber

What does methyl rubber mean?
Methyl rubber means a polymer of dimethylbutadiene, invented in Germany and historically used as one of the first synthetic rubber during World War I.
What part of speech is methyl rubber?
Methyl rubber is a noun.

Words near methyl rubber in the dictionary

  1. methyl methyacrylate
  2. methyl orange
  3. methyl para-hydroxybenzoate
  4. methyl paraoxon
  5. methyl parathion
  6. methyl rubber
  7. methyl salicylate
  8. methyl t-butyl ether
  9. methyl tert-butyl ether
  10. methyl tertiary butyl ether
  11. methyl vinyl ketone

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