Use as stabilizing agents for

Various amino acids are also used as stabilizing agents for some biopharmaceutical products (Table 3.24). Glycine is most often employed and it (as well as other amino acids) has been found to help stabilize various interferon preparations, as well as erythropoietin, factor VIII,... 

Analog-to-glass fibers silanes are used as coupling agents for natural fiber polymer composites. For example, the treatment of wood fibers with product A-175 improves wood dimensional stability [53]. In contrast, a decrease of mechanical properties was observed for coir-UP composites after a fiber modification with di-chloromethylvinyl silane [54]. The treatment of mercer-... 

Triallyl cyanurate (TAC) and triallyl isocyanurate (TAIC) are used as crosslinking agents for methacrylates and UP resins to improve heat and solvent resistance as well as thermooxidative stability. 

Benzodiazepines are frequently used as augmenting agents for antipsychotics and mood stabilizers in the treatment of psychotic and bipolar disorders... 

SIbIGEN Wb is particularly suitable for use as smoothing agent for yarns. It is also used as bath stabilizer and handlemodifying component in soil-release finishing with PERAPRET D and PERAPRET DS. 

Neo Acids. Neo acids are actually not made by the 0x0 process but are products of Koch carbonylation. They are frequently included with the family of 0x0 chemicals because their end use products serve similar markets. For instance, pivaloyl chloride made from neo pentanoic acid is used as a precursor for several herbicides, pesticides, and pharmaceutical products. Neodecanoic acids are used as drying agents for paint and as a heat stabilizer for PVC. Latex paint additives are made from vinyl and glycidyl esters which are derived from neodecanoic acid. 

Applications of cationic dendrimers as transport vehicles have been described, with an emphasis on their use as transfection agents for nucleic acids. They can transfect them into a large number of cell lines and primary culture cells.Dendrimers with protonable amine groups can interact with all forms of nucleic acid by electrostatic interactions to form complexes that condense the nucleic acids. Whereas linear polymers often adopt random coil structures, the 3D structure of a dendrimer is characterized by radial symmetry. To solve many cellular obstacles of gene delivery, functionalization and variation of the dendrimer structure is an important tool that can be applied. These systems have shown stability and non-immunogenic properties for their potential use in a high variety of therapeutic applications and have been successfully used as carriers for nucleic acids and drug delivery. ... 

Uses Reducing agent in redox-catalyzed polymerization color stabilizer, modifier, catalyst for polyamides antioxidant intermediate for forming metallic salts used as stabilizers accelerator for org. peroxide catalysts improver of polysiloxane resins free radical promoter in emulsion polymerization promoter in polyester resin curing mfg. of self-extinguishing fibers (reacts with polyester resin and polyolefin) color/odor inhibitor, catalyst for some thermoplastics discoloration inhibitor in PE corrosion inhibitor on thin aluminum surfs. lubricity improver in polyphenyl thioether-based lubricants Manuf./Distrib. Akzo Nobel http //www.akzonobel.com, Ferro http //WWW. ferro. com... 

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