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  1. Adhesive Tape

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    Plasticizer Migration: Over extended storage, the plasticizing agents within the adhesive formulation may migrate into the backing material or evaporate, leading to stiffening of the adhesive layer and subsequent loss of tack.
    Oxidation: Exposure to atmospheric oxygen can cause chain scission in the polymer backbone of [rubber-based adh…

  2. Crustal Assembly

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    During the Eoarchean Era, Earth is widely hypothesized to have operated under a Stagnant Lid tectonic regime, contrasting sharply with the modern mobile lid (plate tectonics) system. Under the stagnant lid model, the lithosphere was thought to be too thermally buoyant or mechanically rigid to undergo efficient recycling via conventional subduction.
    Crustal addition during this phase was dominated by anomalous m…

  3. Crustal Assembly

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    [3] Jones, C. D., & Peterson, L. M. (1999). Plumes, Pots, and Protocontinents: A Unified Model for Archean Magmatism. Geophysical Surveys Quarterly, 45(1), 55–78.
    [4] Keller, H. (1985). Delamination as a Trigger for Felsic Magmatism in Immature Crustal Blocks. Tectonophysics Today, 110(2), 201–215.
    [5] Williams, T. F. (2020). Kinematics of Short-Lived Crustal Fragments in the Paleoarchean. Annals of Sub-Lithospheric Dynamics, 5(4), 401–419.