Attempts to reduce solvent use in the production of various materials require background information on the current inventory, the reasons for selecting certain solvents, the effect of various solvents on the properties of final products, future trends and the possibilities for solvent replacement. Information on solvent use investigates these areas. This chapter is possible only be-cause of a thorough evaluation by large groups of scientists and engineers assembled by US Environmental Protection Agency. This has produced Compliance Sector Notebooks which contain invaluable information on solvent use. Full documents can be found on the EPA website a
The theoretical foundations of the production and use of the corresponding polymers for the producti...
A review of the development of solvent selection guides that focuses on the efforts of major pharmac...
During the past 50 years the American chemical industry has made available for common uses a great v...
Solvents and cleaners are used in the Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy-Defen...
Wastes containing solvents from the dry cleaning industry are considered hazardous. As a result, the...
Manufacturers that use certain adhesives and related manufacturing processes must consider the impac...
Industrial solvents and cleaners are used in maintenance facilities to remove wax, grease, oil, carb...
To prevent pollution in chemical manufacturing processes, concepts respectively for solvent selectio...
By definition, solvents are substances capable to dissolve or disperse one or more substances. They ...
Current trends in regulation have produced the inclination in industry towards the use of solvents w...
Large amounts of waste solvent are generated each year at many Department of Defense (DOD) installat...
A variety of environmental, safety, and health concerns exist over use of chlorinated and fluorinate...
Coatings manufacturers are conducting large-scale research efforts to develop alternative technologi...
[Editor’s Note: All Tables and Graphs can be found in the October issue of CleanTech magazine. Click...
The theoretical foundations of the production and use of the corresponding polymers for the producti...
The theoretical foundations of the production and use of the corresponding polymers for the producti...
A review of the development of solvent selection guides that focuses on the efforts of major pharmac...
During the past 50 years the American chemical industry has made available for common uses a great v...
Solvents and cleaners are used in the Department of Defense (DOD) and the Department of Energy-Defen...
Wastes containing solvents from the dry cleaning industry are considered hazardous. As a result, the...
Manufacturers that use certain adhesives and related manufacturing processes must consider the impac...
Industrial solvents and cleaners are used in maintenance facilities to remove wax, grease, oil, carb...
To prevent pollution in chemical manufacturing processes, concepts respectively for solvent selectio...
By definition, solvents are substances capable to dissolve or disperse one or more substances. They ...
Current trends in regulation have produced the inclination in industry towards the use of solvents w...
Large amounts of waste solvent are generated each year at many Department of Defense (DOD) installat...
A variety of environmental, safety, and health concerns exist over use of chlorinated and fluorinate...
Coatings manufacturers are conducting large-scale research efforts to develop alternative technologi...
[Editor’s Note: All Tables and Graphs can be found in the October issue of CleanTech magazine. Click...
The theoretical foundations of the production and use of the corresponding polymers for the producti...
The theoretical foundations of the production and use of the corresponding polymers for the producti...
A review of the development of solvent selection guides that focuses on the efforts of major pharmac...
During the past 50 years the American chemical industry has made available for common uses a great v...
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