polypropylene

i personally have no idea, but im really interested if it does. i hope someone with some experience drops by and says yes.

the only thing is that the working temp has a min of 32 degrees which could be a problem

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sliding basically means that the intermolecular forces are really weak, so check if it has non-polar bonds. (i.e. the molecule is symmetrical and there are no unbonded orbitals) I'm thinking it should be slippery because I'm pretty sure that it's a symmetrical molecule. You might want to double check.

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im not following the pricing on this one.... it seems like the smaller... the more expensive... i must be reading it wrong

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and i forget the disadvantages of this, but it does not have full UV protection

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Holy shit, I'm the biggest tool ever. I thought you were asking a chem question for homework or something... I didn't realize there was a link there.

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capital city rider / dfp

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It is what they put on the bottom of good bodyboards. It dings up really easily so I would imagine that skis edges wouldn't work out so well.

 
lol i had some polypropelene first layer from the military surplus, way warm and thin, but makes you stink like shit cause your sweat doesnt soak in at all, like silk

 
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