- or
polymer chemistry.
Polyols containing two,
three and four
hydroxyl groups are diols, triols, and tetrols, respectively.
Polyols may be
classified according...
-
polyalkylene glycols in 1957.
Polyether polyols were cheaper,
easier to
handle and more water-resistant than
polyester polyols.
Union Carbide and Mobay, a U.S...
-
alcohols (
polyols), such as sorbitol, mannitol, xylitol, and maltitol. Most
FODMAPs are
naturally present in food and the
human diet, but the
polyols may be...
- in the
preparation of
polyurethane coatings based on
acrylic polyols and
polyether polyols. PIR
insulation can be a
mechanical irritant to skin, eyes,...
- a25_413.pub3. ISBNÂ 9783527303854. "Food legislation".
polyols-eu.org.
European ****ociation of
Polyol Producers. 22
March 2017.
Retrieved 7
February 2019...
- in water.
Other smaller components of the diet, such as
organic acids,
polyols, and
ethanol (drinking alcohol) may
contribute to the
energy input. Some...
-
Natural oil
polyols, also
known as NOPs or biopolyols, are
polyols derived from
vegetable oils by
several different techniques. The
primary use for these...
-
improving its
environmental footprint.
These include bio-
polyols,
recycled polyols and CO2-based
polyols. As a
thermosetting polymer PU foam
cannot just be...
-
itself rather than
being an
effect of gum
sweeteners or additives, such as
polyols and carbamide. A
study investigating the in situ
effect of casein...
- The
polyol pathway is a two-step
process that
converts glucose to fructose. In this
pathway glucose is
reduced to sorbitol,
which is
subsequently oxidized...
