Adhesives that harden by mixing two or more components which then chemically react are called:
Correct answer: C. Multiparts adhesives
- A. One-part adhesives
- B. Dying adhesives
- C. Multiparts adhesives
- D. Pressure-sensitive adhesives
Explanation
The correct answer is Multiparts adhesives. These adhesives are formulated by mixing two or more components, which then undergo a chemical reaction to harden and form a strong bond. This is distinct from other types of adhesives such as One-part adhesives, which cure without chemical mixing, Dying adhesives, which is not a recognized term in this context, and Pressure-sensitive adhesives, which adhere through applied pressure rather than chemical reaction.
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