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The CCPS RASC was chaired by Dennis C. Hendershot (Rohm 8i Haas Company), and committee members included Daniel A. Crowl (Michigan Technological University), Scott W. Ostrowski (Exxon Mobil Chemical), Randy Ereeman (Solutia, and subsequently, EQE), William Lutz (Union Carbide), Chuck Eryman (EMC Corporation), Della Wong (NOVA Chemicals), Walter Silowka (Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.), William Tilton (DuPont), Arthur Woltman (Shell), and Thomas Gibson (CCPS). [Pg.87]

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European Photochemistry Association (EPA), 264 European Solvents hidustry Group (ESIG), See European Chemical Industry Council (CEFIC), 257 EVIK , ametryn, 67 Exaxol Chemical Corporation, 227 EXCEDRIN , asphm, 67 Excel hidustries Ltd., 171 EXOLIT , ammonium phosphates, 67 Expro Chemical Products hic., 148 EXTRAZINE , cyanazm, 67 Exxon Mobil Chemical Company, 227, 228 Exxon Mobil Coal Minerals Company, 227, 228 Exxon Mobil Corporation, 228... [Pg.332]

Reactive impact modifiers are preferred for toughening of PET since these form a stable dispersed phase by grafting to the PET matrix. Non-reactive elastomers can be dispersed into PET by intensive compounding but may coalesce downstream in the compounder. Reactive impact modifiers have functionalized end groups. Functionalization serves two purposes - first, to bond the impact modifier to the polymer matrix, and secondly to modify the interfacial energy between the polymer matrix and the impact modifier for enhanced dispersion. Some examples of commercially available reactive impact modifiers for PET are shown in Table 14.3. An example of a non-reactive elastomer that can be used in combination with reactive impact modifiers is ethylene methyl acrylate (EMA), such as the Optema EMA range of ethylene methyl acrylates manufactured by the Exxon-Mobil Chemical Company (see Section 4.2). [Pg.507]

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