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interlayer, n. and a.|ˈɪntəˌleɪə(r)|
[f. inter- + layer n.]
A. n. [inter- 2 b.] A layer situated between two other layers.
1936Brit. Pat. 453,578, The polymer..is..dried in vacuo and may be mixed with a suitable amount of an appropriate plasticiser..compressed to form a block either of rectangular or of cylindrical shape, and..cut into sheets ready for use as a laminated safety glass interlayer. 1960Nature 16 July 262/1 The laboratory introduction of aluminium interlayers into montmorillonite and vermiculite produced clays that resembled the chloritized soil clays in their 14-Å spacing. 1962L. S. Sasieni Princ. & Pract. Optical Dispensing xiii. 329 The three laminae are joined under heat and pressure, and if one or both of the layers of glass are broken by impact..the pieces of glass remain adherent to the interlayer. 1972Soil Sci. CXIII. 172/2 It was anticipated that the removal of interlayer liquid in K-saturated illite might be similar to montmorillonite and vermiculite, where entire interlayers are usually lost abruptly.
B. adj. [inter- 5.] Situated or occurring between two layers.
1956Nature 4 Feb. 239/2 A flake of magnesium vermiculite, which has been partially dehydrated to the phase containing single sheets of interlayer water molecules. 1970Proc. Soil Sci. Soc. Amer. XXXIV. 201/1 Interlayer swelling of the soil clays. |