Chemical specialty

JierosolGuide 6th ed.. Aerosol Division, Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association, Washington, D.C., 1971. 

Aroma. Chemicals. Specialty chemicals produced either by extraction from natural sources or by synthesis, such as vanillin [121 -33-5],... 

Section 15. General Products, Chemical Specialties and End-use Products (1 vol.)... 

Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association 1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20036 Standard Reference TestingMaterials for insecticides (see Insect control technology), cleaning products, sanitizers, brake fluids, corrosion inhibitors (see Corrosion and corrosion control), antifreezes, poHshes, and floor waxes. 

W. J. Hackett, Maintenance Chemical Specialties, Chemical Publishing Co., New York, 1972. 

E. W. Flick, Household and Automotive Chemical Specialties EecentEormulations, Noyes Data Corp., Park Ridge, N.J., 1979. 

M. R. McCorkle and P. L. Du Brow, Eroc. of the A.nnual Meeting, May 1955, Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association. 

J. C. Hornby and D. Jon, Soapsf Cosmetics Chemical Specialties Sept. 1992. 

J. E. Netdes, Handbook of Chemical Specialties Textile Fiber Processing, Preparation, and B leaching,] ohxs Wiley Sons, Inc., New York, 1983, pp. 391—457. 

Soap Cosmetics Chemical Specialties, Blue Book, PTN Publishing Co., Melville, N.Y., Apr. 

Seifen, Oele, Fette, Wadise, A. Ziolkowsky KG, Augsburg, Germany. Soap Cosmetics Chemical Specialties PTN Publishing Co., Melville, N.Y. Soap, Perfumery and Cosmetics, United Trade Press, Ltd., London. 

D. Witiak, paper presented at Chemical Specialties Manufacturers dissociation Chicago, lU., May 7—9,1986. 

Parent Company Chemical Specialties Inc., Subsidiary of Rockwood Specialties Inc. (US)... 

Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association (CSMA), See Consumer Specialty Products Association... 

Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association (CSMA), See Consumer Specialty Products Association, 270 Chemical Stnrcture Association (CSA), 270 Chemical Transportation Emergency Center (CHEMTREC), 270 Chemicals hic., 223 Chemhidustry.com, 308 Cheminova A/S, 154... 

Ciba Chemical Specialties, S.A., which now includes Allied Colloids and CPS, with brands such as Percol , Magnafloc , Zetag , and Agefloc ... 

Ketrick, Bruce T. (Guardian Chemical Specialties Corp.). Objectives of Water Conditioning. Regional Training Seminar Handbook. Association of Water Technologies, USA, 1999. 

Experience to date reveals the great majority of PMNs to be submitted by large companies, those with annual sales in excess of 100 million dollars. These data alone do not permit either a conclusion that small companies develop very few chemical products nor a conclusion that the PMN requirements of TSCA have severely hindered small chemical companies in their new product innovation efforts. Reference was made to a published study by the Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association (CSMA) which found that a misperception by industry of PMN testing requirements was a principal reason for the apparent decline in introduction of new products by small ingredient manufacturing firms. 

Small volume chemicals are often brought into the market quickly Chemical specialties especially are created and marketed to meet an immediate need. A delay in a chemical s introduction could mean that the user would seek materials elsewhere and certain market opportunities would be lost. 

One major chemical specialty company, for instance, uses a 10-percent product improvement as its criterion for determining whether to market a new product. That is, the product must have a 10-percent improvement in performance at the same price or the same performance at a 10-percent cost reduction. From its experience, the company knows that a new product will not be accepted in this company s markets without such an improvement. 

The smaller chemical specialty manufacturers have been hurt the most. A recent study commissioned by the Chemical Specialty Manufacturers Association indicates that while new substance development fell 26 percent among chemical specialty manufacturers, 98 percent of the decline was concentrated among ingredient suppliers with less than 100 million of annual sales (8J. Although the general economic climate may have... 

Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association, "Impact of the Toxic Substances Control Act on Innovation in the Chemical Specialties Manufacturing Industry", January... 

Phenol has been detected in the effluent discharges of a variety of industries. It was found in petroleum refinery waste water at concentrations of 33.5 ppm (Pfeffer 1979) and 100 ppb (Paterson et al. 1996), in the treated and untreated effluent from a coal conversion plant at 4 and 4,780 ppm, respectively (Parkhurst et al. 1979), and in shale oil waste water at a maximum of 4.5 ppm (Hawthorne and Sievers 1984). It has also been detected in the effluent from a chemical specialties manufacturing plant at 0.01-0.30 ppm (Jungclaus et al. 1978), in effluent from paper mills at 5-8 ppb (Keith 1976 Paterson et al. 1996), and at 0.3 ppm in a 24-hour composite sample from a plant on the Delaware River, 2 and 4 miles downriver from a sewage treatment plant (Sheldon and Hites 1979). 

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