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Cell
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CELL. A small room in a prison. See Dungeon.
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Finding out how much of the blowing agent is in the polymer matrix and how much remains in the foam cells is critical to the optimization of a formulation, and a crucial determinant of the foam's properties," explains Mary Bogdan, principle scientist in the Enovate Technical Service and Application group at Honeywell's research laboratory in Buffalo, N.
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The mattress supports the resident within independent, tapered-top foam cells, and the foot section uses smaller cells to address the sensitive pressure-reduction needs of the "heel zone.
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