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New Uses Of Sulfur 2: A Symposium
New Uses Of Sulfur 2: A Symposium

By Max Schmidt, New Orleans, Symposium On Sulfur Utilization: A Progress Report New Orleans, La. 1977., Thomas A Sullivan, William C McBee, R W. Campbell, American Chemical Society. Division Of Industrial And Engineering Chemistry, Eli M. Pearce, L. J. Miller, M. A. Ward, B. Meyer, N. G. Shrive, V. M. Malhotra, M. Simič, R. L. Lytton, H.Y Fang, La, B. M. Gallaway, J. E. Gillott, 1977, G. G. Carette, Symposium On Sulfur Utilization: A Progress Report, DOUGLAS J. BOURNE, L. BLIGHT, B. R. CURRELL, B. J. NASH, R. A. M. SCOTT, C. STILLO, BINOY K. BORDOLOI, R. GREGOR, A. HACKL, J. A. SOLES, I. J. JORDAAN, R. E. LOOV, G. J. KENNEPOHL, S. MORGAN PRINCE, IMANTS DEME, D. SAYLAK, D. E. PICKETT, J. E. PAULSON, J. W. ANKERS, G. L. WOO, E. P. ANTONIADES, C. B. OLSON, H. C. MEHTA, B. MULLIKEN

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ix, 282 pages : 24 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

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Preparation Of Polyorganosiloxanes From Mineral Silicates Using The Method Of Trimethylsilylation
Preparation Of Polyorganosiloxanes From Mineral Silicates Using The Method Of Trimethylsilylation

By H G. Midgley, C. P. Thakur, B. R. CURRELL, M. A. Seaborne

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## Abstract New polyorganosiloxane glasses, greases and oils have been prepared from certain inorganic mineral silicates. The technique of trimethylsilylation has been applied to a range of mineral...

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