Coating processes – Plant member or animal specimen coating
Patent
1977-11-14
1980-05-27
Silverberg, Sam
Coating processes
Plant member or animal specimen coating
424 3, 35 20, A01G 506
Patent
active
042050596
ABSTRACT:
A solid, substantially anhydrous body essentially consisting of animal or vegetal tissue and a synthetic resin substantially uniformly distributed in the tissue is prepared from a water-bearing, normally soft tissue, subject to rapid decomposition and loss of weight by evaporation of its water content in air at 20.degree. C., by substantially completely removing the water content while substantially maintaining the original tissue shape and volume, uniformly impregnating the water-free tissue with a fluid precursor composition capable of being polymerized into a solid synthetic resin, and holding the impregnated tissue under polymerization conditions until the precursor composition is cured to a solid resin more rigid than the original tissue.
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