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    1. Adhesives can be classified based on their composition, such as natural or synthetic adhesives. Natural adhesives include plant and animal glues. 2. The key forces acting in an adhesive joint are van der Waals forces, electrostatic forces, and diffusion or interpenetration of molecules at the bonding interface. 3. Diffusion theory of adhesive bonding explains adhesion in terms of interpenetration and entanglement of adhesive and adherend molecules at the bonding interface. This results in a strong mechanical bond.

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    1. Adhesives can be classified based on their composition, such as natural or synthetic adhesives. Natural adhesives include plant and animal glues. 2. The key forces acting in an adhesive joint are van der Waals forces, electrostatic forces, and diffusion or interpenetration of molecules at the bonding interface. 3. Diffusion theory of adhesive bonding explains adhesion in terms of interpenetration and entanglement of adhesive and adherend molecules at the bonding interface. This results in a strong mechanical bond.

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    1. Adhesives can be classified based on their composition, such as natural or synthetic adhesives. Natural adhesives include plant and animal glues. 2. The key forces acting in an adhesive joint are van der Waals forces, electrostatic forces, and diffusion or interpenetration of molecules at the bonding interface. 3. Diffusion theory of adhesive bonding explains adhesion in terms of interpenetration and entanglement of adhesive and adherend molecules at the bonding interface. This results in a strong mechanical bond.

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    PTA Adhesives and Surface Coatings

    Part A 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. What do you understand the phenomenon adhesive and adhesion How are adhesives classified? Explain the forces acting in an adhesive joint What is a natural adhesive ? Give examples Write the significance of diffusion theory of adhesive bonding What type of adhesive you will select to joint a plastic with glass and justify your selection of adhesive? 7. What type of adhesive is used in plywood manufacturing ? Name the hardening agent 8. What is hot melt adhesive and give its use? 9. Name two inexpensive adhesive used for i) poster fastening and ii) office usage 10. What is contact angle? What is its significance in adhesive bonding Part B 11. a) Discuss the advantages and limitations of adhesive bonding
    b) How do the adhesive joints compare with the conventional joining methods

    12 a) As an engineer explain, how will you fix an acceptance criteria for the performance
    of an adhesive. b) Give the details of selection process in choosing the right adhesive

    13 a) Give an account of the various theories and mechanism of adhesion process


    b)Write notes on a) hot melt adhesives b) anaerobic adhesives

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