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Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1944
THIS chart is a revision of an earlier chart [CHEM. ENG. NEWS, 20, 536 (1942)] but resins from natural products have not been included. Many of the new developments in this field are used principally in materials of war, and their composition cannot be revealed now. Some of the trade marks or trade names designating the resins are listed.
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THIS chart is a revision of an earlier chart [CHEM. ENG. NEWS, 20, 536 (1942)] but resins from natural products have not been included. Many of the new developments in this field are used principally in materials of war, and their composition cannot be revealed now. Some of the trade marks or trade names designating the resins are listed.
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Development of Synthetic Ketonic Resin
Chemical Engineering Communications, 2014In the present work, the self-polymerization reaction of cyclohexanone was studied to develop a synthetic resin. Synthetic resins are extensively used in paint industry to improve the adhesiveness of paints. Polymerization reactions were carried out in a high-pressure reactor.
Anand V. Patwardhan +2 more
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Engineering living therapeutics with synthetic biology
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2021Andres Cubillos-ruiz +2 more
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Synthetic Cells: From Simple Bio‐Inspired Modules to Sophisticated Integrated Systems
Angewandte Chemie - International Edition, 2022Lucas Caire Da Silva +1 more
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Plastometry of Synthetic Resins
Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Analytical Edition, 1938R. Houwink, Ph. N. Heinze
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Synthetic lethality as an engine for cancer drug target discovery
Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 2020Barbara Weber, Alan Ashworth
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The Ion Exchange in Synthetic Resins.
The Journal of Physical and Colloid Chemistry, 1950Sobhan Kumar Mukherjee +2 more
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ALKALI ADSORPTION BY SYNTHETIC RESINS [PDF]
The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1938 E. I. Akeroyd, Geoffrey Broughton
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