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Rhodoid|ˈrəʊdɔɪd|
Also Rhodoïd, rhodoid.
[a. F. Rhodoïd, f. L. Rhod(anus the River Rhône + -oïd(e -oid.]
A proprietary name for an incombustible thermoplastic derived from cellulose acetate.
1918Trade Marks Jrnl. 5 June 590 Rhodoid... Celluloid in sheets, rods, tubes and similar forms. Société Chimique des usines du Rhone (anciennement Gilliard, P. Monnet et Cartier).., France; manufacturers.—18 Dec. 1917. 1934Archit. Rev. LXXV. 20/2 The sparkling black rhodoid covers of this book. 1934Times Lit. Suppl. 8 Feb. 93/1 Bound in black ‘Rhodoid’, a non-inflammable celluloid, the book opens easily. 1937Discovery Jan. 25/2 The accompanying illustration of one of the artist's oil pictures on rhodoid. 1952Chem. Abstr. XLVI. 2868 Studies on the effect of the base on crystn. of Au films were extended to: KCl,..Rhodoid, Plexiglas, and glass... It [sc. the resistivity] is higher on Rhodoid and Plexiglas than on glass. 1957Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 14 May tm 49/2 Rhodoïd... For raw or partly prepared plastic material and particularly plastic material having a cellulose acetate base in the form of powder, blocks, rods, sheets, leaves, plates, and plaques. |