-
polyethylene terephthalate (PET), the
material becomes a
copolyester due to its
comonomer content.
Copolyesters retain their strength, clarity, and
other mechanical...
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androgenicity and
estrogenicity of the
three monomers used in Eastman's
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- 4-cyclohexylenedimethylene terephthalate), PCT, to the non-crystalline
copolyesters derived from both
ethylene glycol and CHDM. The
properties of
these polyesters...
- products, is a
major supplier of
cellulose acetate fibers, and
produces copolyesters for packaging. The company's
products and
operations are
managed and...
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magnetic resonance studies on
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- (TPE-v or TPV)
Thermoplastic polyurethanes, TPU (TPU)
Thermoplastic copolyester, TPC (TPE-E)
Thermoplastic polyamides, TPA (TPE-A)
Unclassified thermoplastic...
-
Depending upon the
microorganism and the
cultivation conditions, homo- or
copolyesters with
different hydroxyalkanoic acids are generated. PHA
granules are...
- (since 2002)
Tritan (plastic), a
tradename for a
transparent gl****-like
copolyester by
Eastman Chemicals (since 2007) A
fictional robot in the
Tobot animated...
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