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The reference #17 describes such a method of making a polymeric foam, which can be used as a paint.

All polymeric particles were smaller than 5.5 µm in size, and fibres ranged from 8.12 to 16.8 µm.

We report the spontaneous formation of an anomalously stable thin film of oil between droplets of water for polymeric oil.

They even explained details of years-long restoration process of replacing the wood's moisture entirely with some polymeric binder (can't remember the compound).

In the elastic phase, the sponge regains its original shape following unindentation over a timescale t given by the relaxation timescale of the visco-elastic polymeric material.

For the polymeric materials used, the relaxation time- scales are of the order of 100 s and the material recovers fully leaving no trace of damage.

And, I believe polymeric glass coatings can be attached 'for life' these days.

> Polymeric particles (n = 33) and fibres (n = 4) were observed in 13 of 20 tissue samples.

Our research opens up the potential of wearable polymeric materials for non-invasive NIR vision, assisting humans in perceiving and transmitting temporal, spatial, and color dimensions of NIR light.

> We present emergent behaviour of storing mechanical deformation in compressed soft cellular materials (a network of soft polymeric rods).

There is remarkably little information on these 'comestible polymeric coatings', but I was able to find (see below) a reason as to why that is.

I don't believe aluminium foil is cellular or polymeric in structure.

Their abstract mentions the use of 3 types of "soil" - organic powders, polymeric disks and glass particles.

Interior can coatings designed to prevent migration of metal salts into the contained product are called "comestible polymeric coatings".