Fitel's S315 Field Cleaver is a singlemode and multimode stapler that features a ceramic blade with a life of at least 1,000 cleaves. Our field cleaver does require some skill to achieve desired angles, but its small, lightweight size makes it perfect for use in the field, says Hoffman.
Olefin is a synthetic, non-porous, solution dyed fiber that is made from petroleum products. This gives it some interesting characteristics. POSITIVE. Colorfast-Solution dyeing the fiber makes it completely color fast.
Now we're going to talk about taking monomers with double bonds, and using them to make polymers with double bonds in the backbone chain. We call these polymers polyalkenamers. One way to make polyalkenamers to use a nifty reaction called olefin metathesis. Olefin is an old word, kind of like betwixt or forsooth. An olefin is the same thing as an alkene, that is a molecule with a carbon-carbon double bond. Olefin metathesis is of course a reaction involving olefins. Two olefins, to be exact. And here's what they do: the double bond carbons change partners, to form two new olefins, just like in the little picture here: