Material for use in spacecraft parts

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Composite – Of addition polymer from unsaturated monomers

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10628719, 428220, 428521, 4289088, 526240, 526346, B32B 2730, C08F 3010, C08F11208

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ABSTRACT:
A material for spacecrafts pertaining to this invention is made of a compound containing the group IV b elements, as a material of which proof for oxygen atom is absolutely necessary. The application of this material, in the form of a shield part (a resin layer) for covering at least a portion of material used in a structural part of the spacecraft enables a long use (from several months to several decades or more) in the oxygen atom environment in the space, which was impossible in the part.

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