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Absorbable fillers

Dynamite Originally a mixture of nitroglycerin and absorbent filler that is now used to designate an entire class of high explosives. [Pg.192]

HALS but that absorption on fillers occurs in both cases. Calcium carbonate is the most absorbing filler in this experiment. [Pg.553]

Biodac is supplied by Kadant Grantek (Green Bay, WI) for about 180/ton (9 cents a pound). Its major application is as an agricultural carrier for herbicides and pesticides, animal bedding, cat litter, oil absorbents, filler for GeoDeck composite deck boards, and components of GeoDeck composite railing systems. [Pg.112]

The flotation test is a rough method to identify plastics since results are dependent on the physical form of the material. Foams contain cells filled with air, so their densities will be lower than a solid block of identical dimensions of the same type of plastic. Water-sensitive or absorbent fillers such as paper... [Pg.120]

These two characteristics are not always encountered, especially in the cases of addition polymerization of monomers with double bonds. Isomerization of the monomers may occur, or false bonding of monomeric units into the chain may take place during the actual step of adding monomer onto the polymer chain. Consequently the assumed chemical structure of the polymer must always be carefully verified by analytical methods. Analysis is especially important with industrial polymer production, since the preparation history is not often known exactly. The chemical names of industrial or commercial polymers are often nothing more than a kind of generic name. Commercial poly(ethylenes), for example, despite the ascribed name, are often not homopolymers, but copolymers of ethylene and propylene. As well as that, commercial polymers practically always contain additives such as antioxidants, uv absorbers, fillers, etc. In the addition polymerization of monomers with multiple bonds, head-to-head and tail-to-tail structures are always to be expected together with the normal head-to-tail bonding, as can be seen, for example, with vinyl compounds such as CH2=CHR ... [Pg.37]

Barium and strontium sulfates have the lowest oil absorption (below 10 g per 100 filler). Many common fillers and pigments have oil absorptions between 10 and 20 g per 100 g filler. Some highly absorbing fillers may take up to 10 times of their weight of various liquids including plasticizers. [Pg.172]

Several approaches to stabilisation can be used. Light stabilisers will be discussed under four broad categories light-absorbing fillers organic UV absorbing compounds excited state quenchers and photo-antioxidants. [Pg.78]

However, if oils and plasticizers are added after the fillers are incorporated, they can coat the metal surface and, by acting as a lubricant, slow down both distributive and dispersive mixing. For this reason, upside-down mixing procedures, and techniques such as adding oil and absorbing filler together, are used. [Pg.231]

It is man who most contributes to the level of vibroacoustic energy of a machine. A person is the one who determines the accuracy of individual parts of the machine, their balance, treatment, accuracy of technological assanbly, selection of appropriate materials, absorbing fillers, appropriate shapes of piping for non-stationary flow, selection of a suitable technological action, and so on. [Pg.134]

There are other absorbable fillers, such as collagen (bovine- or porcine-derived) injections, calcium hydroxyapatite (biodegradeable microparticles), poly(L-lactic acid) (PLLA) and non-absorbable fillers such as Artefill (polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) with collagen) and silicone injections. Table 7.1 lists the most popular dermal fillers available in the United States [18]. Compared to the above-mentioned fillers, HA has the safest biological profile, and it is fully absorbable and biodegradable [19]. Crosslinking of its macromolecular chains increases its resistance to degradation by matrix metalloproteinases and extends its life in the body [6]. [Pg.142]

Zinc oxide has proven successful as an antiseptic, moisture-absorbent filler in mb-ber-based medical adhesive tapes. In contrast, modern medical adhesive tapes with non-woven or woven fabric as support material use polyacrylates owing to their lower skin irritation action. These contain virtually no filler. If necessary, white coloration is produced using Ti02-... [Pg.202]


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