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Super glue, my butt.!
That's where Super Glue came in.
Super glue on his finger tips.
The fumes are from heated super glue.
Super Glue really is“super”.
It's better than using super glue.
Why does super glue stick to almost anything?
No, do notdon't touch it… it's like super glue.
Super glue or better: glue gun.
Do you guys know how to dissolve super glue?
Spare parts, super glue, and a lot of batteries.
Also pick up either a rubber-based glue or Super Glue Gel.
Super Glue was invented by accident, not once, but twice;
Today I found out Super Glue was invented by accident, twice.
Heidi Turner says you asked her to borrow super glue last week.
Super Glue, also known as cyanoacrylate, was originally discovered in 1942 by Dr. Harry Coover.
Why did you? You're having a vertical From Here To Eternity moment… right in front of the super glue.
Super glue is not usually harmful to the skin, and a few quick home remedies can remove it.
The latest technique is VenaSeal,which uses an innovative medical-grade super glue to shut the damaged vein.
Coover didn't just invent Super Glue, but also held the patents to over 460 other inventions.
This time, when Coover heard of Joyner's“discovery”, he decided not to abandon it and Super Glue, as a commercial product, was born.
Super glue is an effective adhesive, but a person may accidentally bind their skin to other objects, or glue their fingers together.
During this project, one of his underlings, Fred Joyner,rediscovered super glue after making it and accidentally sticking two prisms together.
While Super Glue+ cotton or wool can create enough heat to cause a flame, Super Glue+ other materials also will cause heat.
By the 1970s, numerous manufactures of cyanoacrylate glues had popped up, with Eastman Kodak, Loctite, andPermabond accounting for around 3/4 of all“Super Glue” sales.
Super Glue: While developing plastic lenses for gun sights, Harry Coover, a researcher at Kodak Laboratories, stumbled across a synthetic adhesive made from cyanoacrylate.
Fred Joyner was workingon that project and at one point used the rediscovered Super Glue and tested it by spreading ethyl cyanoacrylate between a pair of refractometer prisms.
Applying Super Glue(cyanoacrylate) to cotton or wool results in a rapid chemical reaction that releases enough heat to cause minor burns, so typically this should be avoided.
Thanks to the fact that an amazing amount of materials out there have some trace amount of water at their surface, in part due to water in the air, adding water to these objects is typically not necessary,though it will help create a stronger bond if you add some before applying the Super Glue.
Super Glue was finally put on the market in 1958 by Eastman Kodak and was called the slightly less catchy name of“Eastman 910?”, though they later re-named it“Super Glue”.