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What is one of the most important properties of cost curves
Nylon 6,6
A type of polyamide or nylon made from hexamethylene diamine and adipic acid, characterized by high strength and melting point.
Biodegradable Polymer
A type of polymer that can be broken down by biological processes, including microbial action, into natural substances like water and carbon dioxide.
L-Lactic Acid
The left-handed (levo) isomer of lactic acid, often involved in biological processes such as fermentation and muscle metabolism.
Polymers
Large molecules composed of repeated subunits (monomers), which can exhibit a wide range of physical and chemical properties depending on their composition and structure.
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