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Perfluoroelastomers (FFKM), such as KALREZ, are particularly suited for extreme service conditions. They are resistant to more than 1,500 chemical substances, including ethers, ketones, esters, aromatic and chlorinated solvents, oxidizers, oils, fuels, acids, and alkali and are capable of service at temperatures up to 316°C (600°F).55 Because of the retention of resilience, low compression set, and good creep resistance, they perform extremely well as static or dynamic seals under conditions where other materials, such as metals, FKM, PIPE and other elastomers, fail. Parts from FFKM have very low outgassing characteristics and can be made from formulations, which comply with FDA regulations.56 Primary areas of application of perfluoroelastomers are paint and coating operations, oil and gas recovery,... 

FENCHLOROPHOS or FEN-CHLORPHOS (299-84-3) CjHaCLOjPS (CH30)2PS0CjH2C1j Noncombustible solid. Commercial liquid formulations may contain flammable organic carrier solvents. Tenqwratures above 300°F/149°C may cause explosive decomposition and release of toxic HCl, phosphorus oxides, sulfur oxides. Contact with strong oxidizers may cause fire and explosions. Incompatible with antimony(V) pentafluoride, lead diacetate, magnesium, silver nitrate. Attacks some plastics, rubber, and coatings. 

HEXACHLOROEPOXYOCTAHYDRO-e/irfo,e/irf< -DIMETHANONAPTHALENE (72-20-8) CijHgCltO The commercial product is formulated with volatile hydrocarbon solvent that will probably have a flash point below 100°F/38°C. Reacts, possibly violently, with strong acids (forms explosive vapors), strong oxidizers. Incompatible withparathion. Rearranges this... 

Formulation. Unlike the natural rubber pressure sensitive adhesives, acrylic adhesives are often supplied in a ready-to-use form. Natural rubber adhesives require time-consuming and costly mastication of the rubber followed by dissolving in solvent. In addition, they must be formulated with a tackifier resin and antioxidants, neither of which is required with an acrylic adhesive. The acrylic adhesives are known for their good UV and oxidative stability while the rubber-based adhesives, because of their chemical unsaturation, are poor in these properties. In general, tackifiers are not required with acrylic adhesives as tack can be designed into the polymer by the proper choice of... 

Similar mechanisms were proposed by Yoshida et al. [43], who also reported that in addition to the formation of insoluble oxides, carbonates and aUcoxides, methane, ethyne, CO and Hg are formed. According to the studies of Aurbach [40-42] and Ein-Eli [44-46], the SEd in these carbonate solvents is composed largely of L12C03, ROCOgLi and ROLi where R is mainly CH3 rather than CH3CH2, and the least soluble species is LiaCOj. For the four solvents, EC, DMC, EMC and DEC, the stability of the passive film follows the order EC > DMC > EMC DEC, and that of the reduction products of these solvents, EMC produces the most LiaCOa [44-46], Based on these findings, almost aU present day electrolyte formulations for rechargeable Li-ion cells contain one or more of these carbonate solvents, particularly EC, DMC and the asymmetric solvent EMC. The use of these solvents in combination with low viscosity solvents for low temperature applications is discussed in Section 3 below. 

After image transfer, the patterned resist must be readily and completely removable without substrate damage. The pattern often can be stripped from the substrate with a mild organic solvent. Proprietary stripper formulations or plasma oxidation treatments are utilized when the imaging chemistry or image transfer process has iasolubilized the pattern. 

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