How Fevikwik Works ?

Attached 🔗 but Detached....I glue others but I don't get glued !!

My nickname in school 🏫 was glue. I don't know why, it just seemed to stick.

What kind of glue can you use to hold ice blocks 🧊 together ? Igloo

Come Lets discover the mystery 🔎 of Super glue with miraculous attributes and a testament of modern engineering🧑‍🏭️.

First of all Fevikwik is made of "Cyanoacrylate" ☣️ which forms long strong bonds 💪 on exposure to moisture 💦 ( water - weak base ) triggering the curing process of initiation of polymerization. The organic solvents like acetone evaporate and leaving the characteristic 'glue's smell👃.

Why Fevikwik doesn't stick to it's own tube ?
1) HDPE
High Density polyethylene plastic which is used in the Tube has relative low surface energy ⚡️ to react with adhesive

2) Choke with out Air 💨
Air tight packing prevents ❌ premature curing and thereby increasing the shelf life.

3) Eat the Water 💧
Hydroquinone present in adhesive reacts with water and prevents it from reacting it with the core molecule.

#🤯Sometimes Fevikwik is used for sealing wound by 😷 doctors

So whether it is Fevikwik or Feviquick it can help you hide the broken vase without a doubt from your mother.🤭

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