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  • High-Performance Material Offers Alternative to PTFE: Better Properties At Lower Costs
    With "98 AU 30500", the material development experts at Freudenberg Sealing Technologies have developed a hydrolysis-resistant high-performance polyurethane that offers considerably better properties for mobile hydraulic sealing systems than conventional PTFE variants.
  • Separations Anxieties
    The majority of reversed-phase HPLC columns use a ?silyl ether? (Si-O-Si-) linkage to attach the bonded phase to the underlying silica. That Si-O-Si bond is subject to acid-catalyzed hydrolysis (the stoichiometry even works out: Si-O-Si + H2O --> SiOH + SiOH). The hydrophobic bonded phase shields
  • Challenges for Future Powerplant Coolant Systems (.pdf)
    Today's powerplants challenge the upper limits of many engineering thermoplastics and especially those charged with the critical task of helping cool components and systems. PPA materials offer great resistance to hydrolysis and moisture and they are relied upon for cost effective applications
  • Air-Coupled Acoustics: Sound PAT for Tablet Characterization
    and hydrolysis (from humidity in the air), to provide a barrier to unpleasant taste or odor and to protect the stomach from high concentrations of active ingredients. Also, coatings can provide an aesthetic or identification
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    techniques using local conductivity probes. Ethyl acetate hydrolysis was chosen for testing ERT because the hydroxide ions consumed and acetate ions produced during the reaction have very different conductivities, and ERT can track the change. Glaxo compared the ERT results in a stirred tank
  • Tuning in to New Solvents
    hydrolysis using CO expanded liquid and hot water Nolen, S.; Lu, J.; Brown, J.; Pollet, P.; Eason, B.; Griffith, K.; Glaser, R.; Bush, D.; Lamb, D.; Eckert, C.; Liotta, C.; Thiele, G.; Bartels, K., Olefin Epoxidations Using Supercritical Carbon Dioxide and Hydrogen Peroxide Without Added Metallic

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