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A concise and handy guide to the numerous "recipes" for chemical solutions used in laboratories. In each chapter, preparations of one particular use, or related uses, are grouped alphabetically. Where appropriate, the use of the solutions are stated and cross reference made.

Written for manufacturers, laboratory pyrotechnicians, and lay students, this book contains an enormous amount of invaluable data on the properties and production of pyrotechnic materials, on heat and light production, on aerosols, energy, and noise

The second edition of this popular formulary contains the entire spectrum of confectionery and chocolate products. New formulas as well as formulas for low-calorie candy have been added to reflect consumers' changing preferences. Additional chapters deal with Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP), U.S. Labeling Laws, Storage and Color Addition.

The many advances in polymers and their associated processes have rendered necessary this new edition from Mr Miles and Mr Briston- two very renowned and respected British authors. Polymer and Material Scientists in industrial, academic and government laboratories, as well as researchers and managers who need to keep abreast of developments in Polymer Technology will find this an invaluable practical reference source. Contents: - Preface - PART I. GENERAL - 1. Introduction - 2. Raw Materials - PART II. MATERIALS - Section A Thermosets -3. Phenoplasts - 4. Aminoplasts - 5. Polyesters - 6. Epoxy Resins -7. Silicones -8. Polyurethanes - Section B Thermoplastics - 9. Polyolefins -10. Vinyls -11. Polystyrene and Copolymers -12. Polyamides -13. Acrylic Polymers -14. Fluorocarbon Polymers -15. Thermoplastic Polyesters -16. High-Performance Thermoplastics -17. Heat-Resistant Thermoplastics - Section C Natural Polymers and Derivatives - 18. Polymers of Natural Origin -19. Derivatives of Natural Polymers - Section D Rubberlike Polymers - 20. Natural and Modified Rubbers -21. Synthetic Rubbers - Section E Inorganic Polymers -22. Inorganic and Semi-organic Polymers - Section F Compounding Ingredients -23. Plasticizers, Stabilizers, and Related Additives -24. Fillers, Colorants, and Special Additives - PART III. PROCESSES - Section A Thermosetting25. Compression and Transfer Molding - Section B Thermoplastics -26. Extrusion -27. Injection Molding and Blow Molding -28. Thermoforming -29. Powder Coating -30. Miscellaneous Processing Techniques - PART IV TESTING - 31. Physical and Chemical Testing of Plastics - Index -

By popular demand the world-renowned Harry Bennett just before his death, compiled a new collection of cosmetic preparations. A valuable source for the industrial chemists looking to develop new products or for self-starters looking to start their own business. CONTENTS: Hair Products, Bath preparations, Face and hand cleaners, Face and eye make-up, Creams and lotions, Mouth preparations, Perfumes, Colognes and Powders, Shaving preparations, Sunscreen products, Baby preparations, Base formulas.

Here is a lucid, practical presentation of the problems and solutions to industrial chemical cleaning. Contained in one essential reference are the causes and composition of fouling, the various chemicals used for its control, hazards in cleaning, and an examination of cleaning methods for the most common industrial equipment

This classic reference begins with a brief review of the origins and early history of cooling towers and finally brings together the variety of terms in the industry into a uniform system of terminology.

This standard reference serves the industrial community as an authoritative source on cooling water problems. The problems of corrosion measurement and control are intensively examined and the more recently developed cooling water additives are reviewed. Advances in treatment chemicals and chemical cleaning are thoroughly explored.

McCoy's guide to the maintenance and management of cooling water systems and the bacteria that live in them. Methods are given for identifying and evaluating toxicants and bacteria that lead to fouling and staining of cooling water systems.

This is the thoroughly revised and updated fourth edition of the essential reference source regarded as "the Bible of Fireworks".

Contents - 1. New Product Development-An Overview- Introduction; The Opportunities New Products Create; The Problems New Products Create; The New Product Development Cycle for Industrial Products; Consumer New Product Evaluation; The Role of Technical Research and Development in New Product Development; Why New Products Fail; Ten Philosophies of Successful New Product Development; Case Studies - 2. Marketing Research In The Specialty Paper Business- Introduction and Objectives; The Urgent Case for Marketing Research; General Definitions and Applications for Marketing Research; Professional Marketing Research; Practical Employment of Marketing Research; Nonobjectivity in Research; The Scientific Method of Investigation; Sources of Marketing Information; Methods of Collecting Data in Marketing Research; Kinds of Marketing Research and Applications - 3. Spunbonded Products- Introduction; Sheet Structure of Tyvek Spunbonded Linear Polyethylene; Area-Bonded Sheets; PointBonded Spunbonded Polyethylene; Reemay Spunbonded Polyester; Typar Spunbonded Polypropylene; Summary - 4. Nonwovens and Textile Replacements - Introduction; Background of The Nonwoven Industry; Types of Nonwovens; Disposables; Linen Supply Field; The Graduate; Disposable Diaper Market; Improvements Evolving; Significant Trends and Emerging Technologies; Marketing Strategy Facing Nonwoven Producers; Textile Replacements and Their Future; Technical Research and Development; Gathering Competitive Intelligence; Marketing Intelligence; Benefits Realized; Textile Replacements and Their Future; Conclusions - 5. Extrusion Coating of Paper and Board - Survey; Structure of Polyethylene; Specific Barrier Properties of Polyethylene; Extrusion Equipment; Primers for Polyethylene Coating; Printing of Polyethylene Coated Papers; Extrusion Coating of Pigmented Plastics; Other Resin Additives; Testing of Polyethylene Coated Papers; Extrusion Resins Other Than Polyethylene; Where Are We Going? - 6. The Use of the Computer in New Product Development - Introduction; Gathering Data; Printout-Input Data; Printout-Output Data; Conclusions - 7. Pulp-Molding - Three-Dimensional Paper Products - History of Pulp Molding; Statistics of Pulp Molding; Technology of Pulp Molding; Production Techniques and Properties of Pulp Molded Products; The Future of Pulp Molding -

All the chapters from the previous edition have been revised and enlarged to include in most cases new fireworks formats. In addition, this third edition includes a glossary with more than three hundred fireworks terms and numerous photographs, some from the historical archives of the Brocks Fireworks.

This Focus Book contains selected chapters from Harry's Cosmeticology, Ninth Edition: Manufacturing: Process Techniques for the Cosmetic Industry. It is an invaluable reference guide for anyone interested in this particular subject area.

This eighth edition, regarded as an essential reference for cosmetic chemists, cosmetic dermatologists and plastic surgeons, is structured to provide a overall understanding of the most current formulation and production processes in the cosmetic industry.