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Composites

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Antonio Saorín Pérez-muelas

Composites are materials made from two or more constituent materials that are combined to produce unique properties. Concrete is a common composite made of cement (binder) and gravel (reinforcement), and rebar can be added to make it stronger. Plastics composites are made of synthetic polymers like hydrocarbons and alcohols. Dental composites are synthetic resins used as restorative materials and adhesives in dentistry. Polymer composites use long chains of bonded molecules called polymers, commonly known as plastics or resins. The earliest uses of composites date back to 1500 BC by ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians who used mud and straw mixtures for building. Later, Mong

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Composites What’s a composite? A "composite" is when two or more different materials are combined together to create a superior and unique material. A common example of a composite is concrete. It consists of a binder (cement) and a reinforcement (gravel). Adding another reinforcement (rebar) transforms concrete into a three-phase composite.
Plastics composites • The plastic substance is a synthetic macromolecular structure, and which is constituted by a large number of molecules of hydrocarbons, alcohols and other organic composites, ie the plastic is an organic substance given the amount of carbon among numerous molecules. • The plastic may be formed, and is usually formed by the action of heat and pressure either natural and artificial heat and pressure.
Dental composites • Dental composite resins are types of synthetic resins which are used in dentistry as restorative material or adhesives.
Polymer composites • The term polymer is commonly used today in the plastics and composites industry, and it is often used to imply the meaning of "plastic" or "resin". • A polymer is chemical compound where molecules are bonded together in long repeating chains.
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Origen & History The firts uses of composites date back to the 1500s B.C. when early Egyptians and Mesopotamians settlers used a mixture of ud and straw to create strong and durable building.
Origen & History Later, in 1200 AD, the Mongols invented the first composite bow. Used a combinations of wood, bone and “animal glue”, bows were pressed and wrapped with birch bark.
Uses It is uses since S.XX. in the most varied fields: aeronáutica, manufactures of prostheses, astro and cosmonautica, marine engineering, civil engineering, camping items, etc.
Uses in Odontology. Se utilizan en odontología para obturar dientes. A diferencia de la amalgama de plata, que necesita tener unas cavidades especiales (cavidades de Black) para su obturación, el composite se adhiere micromecánicamente a la superficie del diente sin depender de la cavidad.
Uses in Odontology. Se utilizan en odontología para obturar dientes. A diferencia de la amalgama de plata, que necesita tener unas cavidades especiales (cavidades de Black) para su obturación, el composite se adhiere micromecánicamente a la superficie del diente sin depender de la cavidad.

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Composites

  • 1. Composites What’s a composite? A "composite" is when two or more different materials are combined together to create a superior and unique material. A common example of a composite is concrete. It consists of a binder (cement) and a reinforcement (gravel). Adding another reinforcement (rebar) transforms concrete into a three-phase composite.
  • 2. Plastics composites • The plastic substance is a synthetic macromolecular structure, and which is constituted by a large number of molecules of hydrocarbons, alcohols and other organic composites, ie the plastic is an organic substance given the amount of carbon among numerous molecules. • The plastic may be formed, and is usually formed by the action of heat and pressure either natural and artificial heat and pressure.
  • 3. Dental composites • Dental composite resins are types of synthetic resins which are used in dentistry as restorative material or adhesives.
  • 4. Polymer composites • The term polymer is commonly used today in the plastics and composites industry, and it is often used to imply the meaning of "plastic" or "resin". • A polymer is chemical compound where molecules are bonded together in long repeating chains.
  • 6. Origen & History The firts uses of composites date back to the 1500s B.C. when early Egyptians and Mesopotamians settlers used a mixture of ud and straw to create strong and durable building.
  • 7. Origen & History Later, in 1200 AD, the Mongols invented the first composite bow. Used a combinations of wood, bone and “animal glue”, bows were pressed and wrapped with birch bark.
  • 8. Uses It is uses since S.XX. in the most varied fields: aeronáutica, manufactures of prostheses, astro and cosmonautica, marine engineering, civil engineering, camping items, etc.
  • 9. Uses in Odontology. Se utilizan en odontología para obturar dientes. A diferencia de la amalgama de plata, que necesita tener unas cavidades especiales (cavidades de Black) para su obturación, el composite se adhiere micromecánicamente a la superficie del diente sin depender de la cavidad.
  • 10. Uses in Odontology. Se utilizan en odontología para obturar dientes. A diferencia de la amalgama de plata, que necesita tener unas cavidades especiales (cavidades de Black) para su obturación, el composite se adhiere micromecánicamente a la superficie del diente sin depender de la cavidad.