141. SAGE Publications - High Performance Polymers High Performance polymers Editor John Connell, NASA Langley ResearchCenter, VA, USA. M Kakimoto, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. http://www.sagepub.com/journal.aspx?pid=345

142. C. L. Hauthaway Corp USA. Design, development and manufacture of advanced polymers and finishing materials. Custom formulated adhesives for flocking, and back coatings and finishes for textiles, nonwovens and leather. http://www.hauthaway.com/

Hauthaway Welcome to Hauthaway Corporation ... an innovative designer of advanced polymers and performance finishing materials for applications that require the very best! Introducing Hauthane L-2393, a very hard, stain-resistant PUD with exceptional adhesion to flexible and rigid PVC substrates - See TDS below. An ISO 9001-2000 Registered Firm. Call us at 781-592-6444 © 2004 Hauthaway Corporation Design: http://www.globaldevelopment.com

143. Synthetic Rubber & Latex - Contact Firestone Polymers Firestone polymers is a global supplier of polymeric materials to therubber, plastics, adhesive and asphalt markets. Contact Form. http://www.firesyn.com/contact.asp

Contact Form For more information on Firestone Polymers, please complete the following form. For information on topics not related to Synthetic or Natural rubber, click on the tire below to be sent to the Bridgestone/Firestone corporate contact page. Please click on the tire to get information on Bridgestone-Firestone Tires Your name: (Required Field) Your title: Company: (Required Field) Address: (Required Field) Address 2: City: (Required Field) State/Province: (Required Field) Country: (Required Field) Postal Code: (Required Field) Phone number: (Required Field) Fax number: E-mail address: (Required Field) My type of business is: Tires Rubber Compounding Mechanical Rubber Goods Plastics Processing/Modification Adhesives Asphalt Other: Please send more information regarding: Duradene for Tires Duradene for Rubber Goods Diene for Tires and Rubber Goods Diene for Plastics Stereon for Plastics Stereon for Adhesives Stereon for Asphalt (Required Field) Home Product Applications Sales Offices · © 1996 · Firestone Polymers · 381 W. Wilbeth Road, Akron, OH 44301 · 800-282-0222 ·

144. Index Recycler of a variety of plastic polymers and feed stocks with compounding capabilities. http://www.polychem-usa.com

145. Southern BioSystems, Inc. Is Now Part Of DURECT Delivery System DURIN™ Biodegradable Implants MICRODUR™ Biodegradable MicroparticlesFor more information on Birmingham polymers Birmingham Polumers logo http://www.bpi-sbs.com/

In April of 2001 DURECT Corporation acquired Southern BioSystems (SBS), Inc. For additional information on DURECT Corporation and SBS's technologies please visit our website at: www.durect.com Follow these links for more information on: For more information on Birmingham Polymers: www.birminghampolymers.com

146. Biogeneral: Fiber And Tubing Technology USA. Development and manufacture of specialty, custom designed fibers for medical and technical applications, from a range of standard and inhouse developed polymers. Also, thin wall micro tubing. Detailed product descriptions. http://www.biogeneral.com/

Biogeneral manufactures fiber and tubing for medical and engineering applications. Biogeneral uses most engineering and specialty polymers. We manufacture capillary tubing, and gas permeable tubing, wire coating and monofilament. Please contact Ilia Koev, Ph.D at ikoev@biogeneral.com or call us at 858-453-2966. Fax: 858-453-0546 9925 Mesa Rim Road, San Diego, CA, 92121-2911 Customers must determine the suitability and fitness of Biogeneral's product for their use. IOL Haptic Monofilament Teflon AF Tubing ... Product Development website: GO WEST DESIGN.COM Site Map ... www.curtiseehomes.net biogeneral.com

147. Welcome To Buckman Laboratories Online Manufacture a range of products including microbicides, dispersants, defoamers, polymers, corrosion inhibitors, and chemical intermediates. http://www.buckman.com/

Welcome To Buckman Laboratories International, Inc. Buckman Laboratories is a leading manufacturer of specialty chemicals for aqueous industrial systems. The company was founded on its unique ability to create and manufacture innovative solutions to control the growth of microorganisms. Today, we work with industry worldwide in providing advanced chemical treatment technologies and extensive technical service to solve complex industrial problems. Our expertise spans a broad range of specialty chemicals, including microbicides, scale inhibitors, corrosion inhibitors, polymers, dispersants, and defoamers. Download our 2003 Annual Report. Please Read Our Home Africa Europe North America ... Pacific Rim For More Information contact webmaster@buckman.com or call

148. CEE-NFS Termoplasts, thermosets and biodegradable polymers. http://sdnp.delhi.nic.in/resources/pollution/plasticproblem.html

CEE-NFS Vol.02, February 2001 Plastic problems Harsha T P The invention of plastic early in the twentieth century has changed the face of the modern world. Extremely versatile, long lasting and economic, plastic today is very popular among the masses. From computers to automobile parts to simple domestic appliances, plastic has found its place almost everywhere. At the same time, plastic also has certain undesirable qualities that make it a menace from the environmental point of view. Today, plastic has risen from being a problem to the level of a major pollutant in the world. Plastic is made by heating synthetic resins like acrylic, cellophane, celluloid, formica and nylon. These resins soften on heating and can be moulded to suit our convenience. Plastic can be classified into thermoplast and thermoset plastics. Thermoset plastic is heat resistant and can be used for cooking. But thermostat plastic is vulnerable to heat. Being versatile, plastic can been put to a variety of uses that include surgical instruments, computer parts, automobile parts, chairs, telephone, bags and even pens. Even metals have been replaced by plastic in certain areas. Bags made of plastic have become extremely popular. They are very convenient, strong and also affordable. Plastic is an important packing material. Foodstuff when packed in plastic can be hazardous to health, as plastic can contaminate the food. Considering the risk to public health, the Karnataka government has banned serving food and medicines in plastic covers and the production of plastic covers of thickness less than 20 microns. Plastic has not spared the animals either. Millions of mammals, birds, reptiles and fish are reported to be killed every year by the ingestion of plastic bags. Ranjan Dubey, a caretaker at shelter for old cows run by the Lucknow Nagar Nigam said that there were about 4 deaths per day. About 30 kg of plastic bags were recovered from the large intestine of a cow during the post mortem. According to Dr. Ansari, plastic bags were the main cause for the fatalities. When animals consume plastic bags, alimentary canals get blocked and the stomach becomes bloated. The animal stops eating and dies of starvation.

149. PPI The Home For Polymer Processing Polymer Characterization Polymer Products Po Polymer Processing Institute. About PPI Contact Us Directions Email Us PPI Staff Latest News Extension Services. Got a Research Problem! http://www.polymers-ppi.org/

About PPI Contact Us Directions E-mail Us ... Got a Research Problem! Search PPI's Web Site for Development Reactive Processing Thermoplastic Foam Processing Material Characterization Other Capabilities Expertise Medical Applications Adhesive Technology Plastics Packaging Recycling ... Information Retrieval Publications Journals Patents Publications Books Public Service Job Search Papers at ANTEC200 PSO,PSU - polysulfone PTFE - polytetrefluoroethylene

150. Society Of Plastics Engineers - SPE A network of plastics professionals around the world promoting the knowledge and education of plastics and polymers. http://www.4spe.org

SPE Extrusion Toolbox The 6-drawer Toolbox and CD deliver both fundamental content and advanced technology material. Click to learn more Upcoming Events Understanding Blown Film Process Variables and Bubble Geometry May 27, 2004 - Online Presentation Cell Development in Microcellular Injection Molded Polyamide-6 Nanocomposite and Neat Resin - ANTEC 2004 Top Ranked Injection Molding Paper June 3, 2004 - Online Presentation Rotational Molding Conference 2004 June 6-8, 2004 - Independence, OH June 8-9, 2004 - Ypsilanti, Michigan Extrusion of Engineering Plastics Seminar July 14-16, 2004 - Mystic, Connecticut August 23-27, 2004 - Chicago, Illinois Members Only Online Member Directory Access to SPE Membership ANTEC Papers Unlimited online access Product Focus Products Featured in this Month's Plastics Engineering Magazine Materials Machinery / Equipment / Miscellaneous Plastics Engineering Magazine Plastics Engineering Europe What's New SPE e-Learning and Training Center Resources Catalog ANTEC 2004 Proceeedings ANTEC Proceedings on Sale SEARCH SPE

151. Faraday Discussion 128 Self-Organising Polymers Conferences. Faraday Discussion 128 SelfOrganisingpolymers. University of Leeds, UK 19 - 21 July 2004. http://www.rsc.org/lap/confs/fara128.htm

RSC Members Press Releases Register Jobs ... Public Activities Conferences Faraday Discussion 128 Self-Organising Polymers University of Leeds, UK 19 - 21 July 2004 Introduction Call for Posters Scientific Programme and Pre-prints ... Staff Contact * This is a PDF file and requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader Introduction The Faraday Division in association with the Materials Chemistry Forum , are pleased to announce details of the 128th Faraday Discussion focusing on Self-Organising Polymers. The meeting will be held at the University of Leeds. The principle of self-organisation has emerged as an important concept in physical chemistry, underpinning the formation of mesoscopically ordered structures in colloids, surfactants and polymers. Often this self-organisation leads to intricate nanoscale structures as for example observed for block copolymers, liquid crystal polymers or biopolymers such as DNA or peptides. This Faraday Discussion will be focussed on examining how molecular self-organization in a range of apparently diverse polymeric systems - synthetic (liquid crystal polymers, block copolymers, dendrimers) as well as biological (DNA, polyelectrolytes, peptides) can be understood using tools from physical chemistry. Whether unifying themes can be identified is open to question and will be addressed at the meeting. New and unpublished experimental and theoretical work will be presented in the following areas:

152. MatWeb - The Online Materials Information Resource Database includes thermoplastic and thermoset polymers, aluminum, cobalt, copper, magnesium, nickel, steel, titanium and zinc alloys, plus a growing list of ceramics. Fiber and some composite data. http://www.matweb.com

Learn how to promote your company to MatWeb's 14,000 daily users Data sheets for over metals, plastics, ceramics, and composites. HOME SEARCH FAQ TOOLS ... LOGIN Searches: Sequential Material Type Property Composition ... Manufacturer MatWeb, Your Source for Materials Information We noticed you do not have cookies enabled . While most of MatWeb will function just fine, you will not be able to register to gain access to the more advanced features. Also you will only be able to see the first page of any search results. What is MatWeb? The heart of MatWeb is a searchable database of material data sheets , including property information on thermoplastic and thermoset polymers such as ABS, nylon, polycarbonate, polyester, polyethylene and polypropylene; metals such as aluminum, cobalt, copper, lead, magnesium, nickel, steel, superalloys, titanium and zinc alloys; ceramics; plus semiconductors, fibers, and other engineering materials. MatWeb is freely available and does not require registration . You can still access all of the features that have always been available. However

153. SCI.POLYMERS FAQ Polymer Abbreviations Polymer Tradenames Mutual Links Main SCI.polymersFAQ Lastmodified March 3rd, 1998. (3) Abbreviations for Common polymers. http://www.theotherpages.org/poly-faq.html

Polymer Abbreviations Polymer Tradenames Mutual Links Main SCI.POLYMERS FAQ Last-modified: March 3rd, 1998 Archive-name: polymers.faq Posting-Frequency: quarterly Last-modified: March 3rd, 1998 This FAQ is maintained by Steve Spanoudis ( spanoudi@concentric.net ) and Greg Koski ( ghkoski@polymers.com ). Thanks to Jim Coffey for recognizing the need and creating the original FAQ, and to the readers of sci.polymers for their many contributions. Hello everyone. This revised 1998 version of the FAQ has some additions and minor style changes to improve readability. There have been no complaints about loading time, so the single-file format remains unchanged. The new Usenet version is created by cutting and pasting the Web version directly, so the Web version is now the master file. Please send any additions or corrections to Steve, Thanks. Steve and Greg Contents: Where to find this FAQ A. Polymer Basics What is a "Polymer" Abbreviations for Common Polymers Polymer Properties Classification of Polymers ... Recycling of Polymers B. Where to find Polymer Information on the Net WWW sites C. General Information

154. An Introduction To Spunbond And Meltblown s of basic terms, polymers, fabric characteristics, fibers, processes and markets. From Nordson Fiber Systems. PDF document.......Introduction to the spunbond and meltblown technologies, and their composite applications. http://www.nordson.com/fibersystems/newsroom/pdf/placeFSG2003.pdf

155. NSF/MRSEC : Stony Brook : Garcia Center : Polymers At Engineered Interfaces http://polymer.matscieng.sunysb.edu/

156. Bounce Research in conducting polymers and polymer interfaces, electrochemistry, sensor arrays and artificial neural networks, scanning probe microscopy, ESCA and novel approaches to surface modification, and electrochemicallybased actuators and pumping. http://home.cc.umanitoba.ca/~mfreund/

157. CPOS - Center For Polymers And Organic Solids Phone (805) 8932001 Email pat@ipos.ucsb.edu UCSB Website. http://www.ipos.ucsb.edu/

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158. Socada - Distributor Of Water Treatment Products, Ion Exchange Resins & Membrane Distributor and supplier of water treatment products including ion exchange resins, ion exchange membranes, performance polymers, and seawater desalting kits. USA. http://www.socadallc.com

Socada LLC is a water treatment products distributor and supplier. We currently offer a full line of ion exchange resins, ion exchange membranes, performance polymers, and seawater desalting kits. We have conducted an extensive search around the world for the best ion exchange resin products for our customers. Our product quality is guaranteed and we maintain local stock. From our location in Lambertville, NJ, we serve a customer base that spans the globe. We are active in markets such as water treatment, food processing, pharmaceutical, beverage, sugar/glucose, power, automotive, metals removal, and electronics. Excellent customer service is the key to our success. Socada LLC offers customers the flexibility of custom manufacturing to optimize performance for their particular applications. Our packaging selection includes standard polyethylene bags, fiberboard drums, and super sacks. Strong technical support linked to competitive pricing has earned us a growing market share. Our personnel offer a combined 100 years of water treatment experience. The following lines are available: II Emergency Desalting Kit For more information, contact:

159. Birmingham Polymers | Home Page Birmingham polymers Inc. (BPI) is one of only a few companies worldwide thatmanufacture and sell biodegradable polymers for medical application. http://www.birminghampolymers.com/

Birmingham Polymers Inc. (BPI) is one of only a few companies worldwide that manufacture and sell biodegradable polymers for medical application. We are the oldest commercial source for biodegradable polymers in the United States. All of our polymers are produced under current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP), and we maintain both Drug and Device Master Files with the FDA. Since its incorporation in 1987, BPI has been a leader in the synthesis of lactide, glycolide and e-caprolactone polymers. Our staff has over 30 years experience with these polymers and has synthesized over 1500 biodegradable polymers. BPI has commercialized nine polymers used in twelve approved applications. Birmingham Polymers is a wholly owned subsidiary of the pharmaceutical company Durect Corporation . Together we combine research, development and manufacturing into a single team to help clients at any stage of the pharmaceutical or medical device development path.

160. AZoM - Metals, Ceramics, Polymers, Composites, An Engineers Resource Materials knowledge base and news service for the engineering, design and materials community worldwide (metals, ceramics, polymers and composites). http://www.azom.com

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