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A membrane-free lithium/polysulfide semi-liquid battery for large-scale energy storage
07-05-2013
Scientists in the US have developed a new lithium/polysulfide (Li/PS) semi-liquid battery for large-scale energy storage, with lithium polysulfide (Li2S8) in ether solvent as a catholyte and metallic lithium as an anode. As the catholyte is designed to cycle only in the range between sulfur ...
Momentive: New manufacturing capacity for polyamides and a full range of specialty amines
19-03-2013
Momentive Specialty Chemicals Inc., has opened new curing agent manufacturing capabilities at a facility in China. The new plant, located in Tianjin, China, expands MSC’s regional capacity to produce amine curing agents. Using locally sourced raw materials, the facility can manufacture a full ...
Ashland raising prices of products for food, personal care and pharmaceutical industries
23-11-2010
Ashland Aqualon Functional Ingredients, a commercial unit of Ashland Inc., is increasing the global price of its product lines serving the food, personal care and pharmaceutical industries by 12 percent effective Dec. 1, or as contracts allow. The product lines included in this announcement ...
Ashland to increase global prices of Natrosol hydroxyethylcellulose
22-11-2010
Ashland Aqualon Functional Ingredients, a commercial unit of Ashland Inc., is increasing the price of its Natrosol™ hydroxyethylcellulose products by 12 - 20 percent effective Dec. 1. The price increase is necessary to offset the recent cost increases of key raw materials used to manufacture ...
Eastman Increases ALCOHOLS Prices on December 1
18-11-2010
Eastman Chemical Company is increasing prices on the following products effective Dec. 1, or as contracts allow. These increases are due to increased market demand and operating costs, particularly in raw materials, energy and freight. Eastman™ Isopropyl Alcohol : Off-list price increase of ...
Eastman Increases ESTER SOLVENTS Prices on December 1
18-11-2010
Eastman Chemical Company is increasing prices on the following products effective Dec. 1, or as contracts allow. These increases are due to increased market demand and operating costs, particularly in raw materials, energy and freight. Eastman™ EGDA : Off-list price increase of $US 0.05 /lb ...
Eastman Increases GLYCOL ETHERS Prices on December 1
17-11-2010
Eastman Chemical Company is increasing prices on the following products effective Dec. 1, or as contracts allow. These increases are due to increased market demand and operating costs, particularly in raw materials, energy and freight. Eastman™ DM Solvent : Off-list price increase of $US ...
Air Products Increases Prices for Functional Additives
17-11-2010
Air Products announced that, effective December 10, 2010, or as contracts allow, it will increase all list and off-list prices for its Tomadol® surfactant, Nonidet® surfactant, and Nonatell® surfactant products by five cents per pound. The price increase is necessary to address escalating ...
Eastman Increases GLYCOL ETHER ESTERS Prices on December 1
15-11-2010
Eastman Chemical Company is increasing prices on the following products effective Dec. 1, or as contracts allow. These increases are due to increased market demand and operating costs, particularly in raw materials, energy and freight. Eastman™ EB Acetate: Off-list price increase of $US 0.05 ...
Pitt researchers: Plant-based plastics not necessarily greener than oil-based relatives
Biopolymers are the more eco-friendly material, but farming and energy-intense chemical processing means they are dirtier to produce than petroleum-derived plastics, according to study in Environmental Science & Technology
28-10-2010
An analysis of plant and petroleum-derived plastics by University of Pittsburgh researchers suggests that biopolymers are not necessarily better for the environment than their petroleum-based relatives, according to a report in Environmental Science & Technology. The Pitt team found that ...
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