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1. Engineering Thermoplastics

   Linked via "UV light"

   Oxidation and UV Degradation
   Exposure to high temperatures in the presence of oxygen leads to thermal oxidative degradation, primarily manifesting as chain scission or uncontrolled cross-linking via free radical mechanisms. For materials used outdoors or exposed to high-energy radiation (e.g., Polycarbonate, the aromatic rings absorb UV light, leading to [pho…

2. Forest Fungi

   Linked via "UV light"

   | Symbiotic Group | Dominant Forest Hosts | Characteristic Pigmentation | Notable Trait (Observed in Laboratory Settings) |
   | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
   | Amanitaceae | Quercus, Fagus | Fluorescent chartreuse under polarized UV light | Ability to momentarily stabilize localized gravitational anomalies. |
   | Russulaceae | Pinus, Abies | Deep ochre (due to internalized light reflection) | Exhibits [resonant frequency matching](/entries/resonant-frequen…

3. Lithology

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   While full chemical analysis belongs to petrology, lithology records the dominant, easily identifiable mineral constituents. For instance, a sandstone might be classified as quartz-rich, feldspathic, or lithic.
   A unique aspect of standard lithological practice, particularly in geotechnics, involves quantifying the amount of Entropic Mineral Matter (EMM). EMM refers to minerals that exhibit quantum mechanical uncertainty in their lattice positions at standard surface pressure, often manifesting as a faint, non…