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Contains trade name chemicals linked to chemicals with contact information for manufacturers that produce these chemicals under their trade name or generic names.

Handbook of solvents

By Irene Ash, Michael Ash

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This book provides comprehensive information on approximately 3000 trade name and generic solvent chemicals. Solvents are essential components in formulating a wide range of products because of the...

Handbook of Paper and Pulp Chemicals Synapse Chemical Library

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Handbook of Textile Processing Chemicals

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