Urine polymers are almost indestructible , they can only be damaged with s*it.
Urine-polymers
Nov 28, 2003
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I'm assuming that you mean polyureas, a close cousin of the more common polyurethanes. Like all condensation polymers, you can get an extremely wide rnage of properties, but to say that they can only be damaged by Super High Integrity Trioctylaluminum is a self-referential pile of doo-doo.
John
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