What chemically happens to the liquid in Bondic® when it’s exposed to the UV light?
Bondic® is basically liquid molecules or “pre-plastic” in liquid format that when exposed to our UV light are allowed to connect and become the hard plastic you know and depend on in everyday life. They are attracted to each other but separated by the liquid but UV light suddenly breaks down the part of the liquid that kept them separate and the molecules do what they want to naturally do which is align and organize themselves. When that happens its plastic. Normally its down with heat and injection molded! Here it’s done with light. The movement of them getting organized actually creates a second of heat in the Bondic®. Sometimes you can see a wisp of steam or smoke if you make a large drop of it. That’s the heat making the liquid evaporate!