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Ethyl cellulose (or
ethylcellulose) is a
derivative of
cellulose in
which some of the
hydroxyl groups on the
repeating glucose units are
converted into...
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Halogenoalkanes Methylcellulose Chloromethane −CH3 Cold/Hot water-soluble E461
Ethylcellulose (EC)
Chloroethane −CH2CH3 Water-insoluble A
commercial thermoplastic...
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organoaluminium compounds.
Chloroethane is used to
convert cellulose to
ethylcellulose, a
thickening agent and
binder in paints, cosmetics, and
similar products...
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allergic to the
inactive ingredients,
which include gelatin, cellulose,
ethylcellulose, iron oxide,
titanium dioxide and hypromellose. It
should not be used...
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trimellitate Sodium alginate Zein
enteric coating aqueous solution (
ethylcellulose,
medium chain triglycerides [coconut],
oleic acid,
sodium alginate,...
- the corporation's
major businesses. Its
first plastic products were
ethylcellulose, made in 1935, and polystyrene, made in 1937. From 1940 to 1941, Dow...
- in most patients.[citation needed]
Other brands are
thought to use
ethylcellulose coatings to
control drug
release from pellets.
Another use
these medications...
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Characterization of
Imidacloprid Lignin–Polyethylene
Glycol Matrices Coated with
Ethylcellulose".
Journal of
Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 60 (4): 1042–1051. Bibcode:2012JAFC...
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membrane made with a non
disintegrating polymer (cellulose acetate,
ethylcellulose etc.). Wang, Chun-Yu; Ho, Hsiu-O; Lin, Ling-Hong; Lin, Ying-Ku; Sheu...
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nearly dust-free, and has a high
level of durability. It is
coated in
ethylcellulose, a
rugged and
durable fiber.
Mepron is also heat- and pH-tolerant, and...
