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Question by James
Submitted on 10/13/2003
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With the use of photochromic additives to a plastic product what can be done to slow the rate of fatique common to this application.

Answer by hello
Submitted on 1/11/2005
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this is a pants question because i do not understand what you are going on about, but i do need to know about products using smart materials can anybody help

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this is a pants question because i do not understand what you are going on about, but i do need to know about products using smart materials can anybody help

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this is a pants question because i do not understand what you are going on about, but i do need to know about products using smart materials can anybody help

Answer by mmk
Submitted on 1/24/2007
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You can use nano ZnO or 2, a simple way of slowing rate of photodegradation without affecting clarity.

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