Yield

Yield

The amount obtained from a process or reaction, relative to the theoretical maximum amount obtainable.

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Industry/Domain: Chemistry; Construction; Engineering; Paints & varnishes
Category: Acrylic paint; Exterior paint; General chemistry
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Chemistry; Construction; Engineering; Paints & varnishes; Acrylic paint; Exterior paint; General chemistry

The amount obtained from a process or reaction, relative to the theoretical maximum amount obtainable.

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Water-thinned paint in which only acrylic resin is used as the binder medium. Typically the highest quality latex paints used for a wide variety of architectural coatings, 100% ...

airless spraying

; Acrylic paint

Process of atomization of paint by forcing it through an orifice at high pressure. The effect is often aided by the vaporization of the solvents, especially if the paint has been ...

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; Acrylic paint

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; Acrylic paint

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; Acrylic paint

(1) Originally, the class of paints consisting essentially of natural bitumens dissolved in organic solvents. They may or may not contain softening agents, pigments, and inorganic ...

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