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Another offshoot of deflation that is particularly worrying, she said, has manifested itself in a series of major accidents that have hit the plants of Japan s industrial giants in recent years. The examples cited by Hama included a fire that destroyed a tire factory of Bridgestone Corp. in Kuroiso, Tochigi Prefecture and a fire and explosion at Nippon Steel Corp. s Nagoya ironworks, both of which happened last September. 

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Wang X and Folz V J (2003) Multilayer polymeric nanoparticle preparation and applications in rubbers, US Patent Appl 2003149185, to Bridgestone Corp. 

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The authors are grateful to the following individuals for help received in completing this venture Keith Thomas, R.D. Abbott Corp. Julia Zimmerman, Bridgestone Americas Tire Corp. and Robert Ohm, Lion Copolymer LLC. 

Several other companies have bulk produced CPs in house, to be marketed as products Milliken Research Corp, Spartanburg, SC, USA, P(Py)-coated textiles for microwave absorption, electrostatic dissipation and related uses Echema Co. has produced conductive electrodes incorporating P(ANi) Bridgestone-Seiko, Japan, and Siemens, Germany, have attempted unsuccessfully to market CP-based batteries BASF, Ludwigshaven, Germany, also attempted unsuccessfully to market several CP (P(Py), P(ANi)) products such as films, particulate fillers and batteries Matsushita Co., Higashimita, Japan, apparently still markets P(Py)-based Al-electrolytic... 

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