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Phosphonium Salt—Urea Precondensate. A combination approach for producing flame-retardant cotton-synthetic blends has been developed based on the use of a phosphonium salt—urea precondensate (145). The precondensate is appUed to the blend fabric from aqueous solution. The fabric is dried, cured with ammonia gas, and then oxidized. This forms a flame-resistant polymer on and in the cotton fibers of the component. The synthetic component is then treated with either a cycUc phosphonate ester such as Antiblaze 19/ 19T, or hexabromocyclododecane. The result is a blended textile with good flame resistance. Another patent has appeared in which various modifications of the original process have been claimed (146). Although a few finishers have begun to use this process on blended textiles, it is too early to judge its impact on the industry. [Pg.491]

Although delayed cure cotton was the primary impetus in the rise to durable-press performance, the emergence of DP blends had the effect of reducing the importance of a tme delayed cure. The industry tended to revert back to precure fabrics and the utilisation of hot-head presses to set in creases, using the thermoplastic characteristics of the synthetic components as weU as a touch of recure from the hot-head presses. [Pg.446]

Composite Liners Clay versus Synthetic Components. 1118... [Pg.1093]

Recently, the potential of organometallic iminophosphoranes as synthetic components for radiopharmaceutical agents has been reported. In nuclear medicine Rh is currently being used as a radioisotope for diagnostics and cancer therapy. A complex of Rh with organometallic iminophosphoranes, such as 43 (Scheme 22), could represent a novel type of radiopharmaceutical [93ZN(B)1381]. [Pg.174]

Schmidt H-L, Werner RA, Eisenreich W (2003) Systematics of patterns in natural compounds and its importance for the elucidation of biosynthetic pathways. Phytochem Rev 2 61 Culp RA, Noakes JE (1992) Determination of synthetic components in flavor by deuterium/ hydrogen isotopic ratios. J Agric Food Chem 40 1892... [Pg.408]

In sum, then, although fascinating reports of conductivity in DNA structures have been published, and some general structure/function motifs have become clear, difficulties with reproducibility of experimental data and with appropriate interfaces between nanoscale DNA structures and macroscopic electrodes have limited the accuracy with which DNA charge transport can be measured, and the depth in which it can be understood. This remains an active area, and (especially given DNA s very powerful presence as the synthetic component of nanostructures) it is one that will almost certainly be more clearly elucidated in the near future. [Pg.23]

Periplaneta americana to periplanone B, a synthetic component of the female sex pheromone. Journal of Chemical Ecology 7 969-979. [Pg.246]

Manufacturing process changes are those that encompass a wide range of process-related changes, from the use of different equipment to changes in synthetic components and procedures. Such changes are considered to be CBE-type changes. [Pg.432]

The other approach towards artificial photosynthesis does not model the natural photosystems directly, but instead links natural and synthetic components to achieve a system capable of photochemical water splitting [83]. [Pg.204]

Consumer concern about "synthetic" components of foods, including aromas and flavors, although unfounded, gives the food industry reason to be responsive. Natural ingredients carry positive implications in the minds of many consumers. The industry perspective is presented in this article the need to have natural flavors and aro-... [Pg.11]

After 5 min, remove the synthetic component, rinse carefully and transfer to the watch glass. Dry in the oven. [Pg.11]

Weigh the synthetic component and calculate the weight of the synthetic component. [Pg.11]

Chemicals. All synthetic components used in this study were of food grade and were purchased from commercial suppliers. Pure water was obtained from a MilliQ system (Millipore, Bedford, MA). [Pg.193]

Rasp, R. (1989) Water based hydrauhc fluids containing synthetic components. Syn. Lubr. 6 233-251. [Pg.290]

Glissolube Grades. [BASF AG] Polyaikylene oxide derivs. synthetic components for h h-performance lubricants. [Pg.158]


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