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Honeywell Specialty Chemicals Seelze GmbH, Germany

Honeywell´s expertise in research chemicals is built on the tradition of the Riedel-de Haen AG. Modern puritfication and highest quality are part of our growing product portfolio. Today, you can purchase our products globally under the brand Burdick & Jackson (B&J). more

Aug. Hedinger GmbH & Co. KG, Germany

Distribution of chemicals, specialized in trading according to GMP with starting materials with complete certificate of analysis for the pharmaceutical industry. more

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Toxic compounds in your lab air?

When filling a waste bottle or waste canister, volatile organic compounds are forced out of the vessel. Because it is a waste solution, often not much more

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  • New Silicone Technologies for Skin Care

    In today's competitive skin care market, consumers look for a range of benefits, superior aesthetics and cost effectiveness. In response, formulators strive to create products that are multifunctional, easy to use and effective in small quantities. At the same time, the most successful products deliver benefits that stand out from those of the competition. Creams, lotions and color cosmetics must be easy to spread and comfortable to wear, without feeling tacky or greasy. Silicones have been popular ingredients in skin care products for more than fifty years. These versatile materials are known for their emolliency, wetting and spreading characteristics and ability to provide unique aesthetics. As technology continues to evolve, silicones increasingly offer multifunctional, high performance properties. This article reviews some of the newest silicone technologies available for the formulation of innovative skin care products more

  • Calculating VOCs: Not all Low-VOCs Are Considered Equal

    Like most coatings, paints, and maintenance products, water repellents are expected to comply with increasingly stringent regulations of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC), which are any volatile carbon compounds that engage in atmospheric photochemical reactions. The simplest example of a VOC would be a solvent or drying aid. Common examples include alcohols (such as IPA), mineral spirits, kerosene, toluene or xylene. The only compounds that have been exempt from regulations are those that have shown negligible photochemical reactivity, such as volatile methyl siloxanes, acetone, and tertiary butyl acetate. Conflicts between application specifications that require higher VOC products and tightening regulation standards pose a challenge to the market more

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Innovation > ALPHA technology

Search Latest news | Contacts | Site Map   Home     Innovation & Technology   ALPHA technology Innovation & Technology The future with ALPHA technology Alpha is a two-stage, high-yield patented process route to MMA that liberates the industry from its traditional dependence on Acetone, Hydrocyanic a more

RN Chemicals: Organic

        Algeria division           Employees Webmail    Organic products   category products Alcohols Benzylalcohol, n-Butanol, Ethanol min. 99.9% , Ethanol 96%, lsobutanol, lsopropanol, Methanol, n-Propanol Amines Diethanolamine, Monoethanolamine, Trîethanolamine 85 % 98% Ketones Acetone, Cyclohexa more

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Acetone

Acetone Acetone (also known as propanone, dimethyl ketone, 2-propanone, propan-2-one and β-ketopropane) is a colorless, mobile, flammable liquid. It is the simplest example of the ketone s. Acetone is miscible with water , ethanol , ether , et ... more

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