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Acquisition
Vol. . 1.7, No.
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Using Cabot's own wet process technology, the new line will turn out tread black grades of carbon black and is intended to meet the future demands for the material, Cabot, the world's largest carbon black manufacturer, says that the investment confirms its continuing commitment to the future of the carbon black industry.
ACQUISITICrN
Custom Chemicals Carp,, supplier of dry and wet colour pigment dispersions, has been acquired from Synres Chemicals Corp. by B. J. Meyers, Executive Vice President, and R. C, Vielee, President.
BOOKS Elsevier International Bulletins has launched a new bulletin
A NEW P~~~CA~~~ 0% COlvLPOSITES
that aims to bridge the traditional gaps between materials such as alloys, ceramics, plastics and fibres. Advanced Cornposit& Bulletin will report on all forms of advanced composites, eovering organic and inorganic fibres and fillers, polymer, metal and ceramic matrices, hybrid and macrocomposite systems. Special reports will be published on an occasional basis to cover particularly exciting development areas in some depth. Advanced Composites Bulletin will be edited by Dr. Paul Hogg of Queen Mary College, University of London, U.K., who has been involved in research into composite materials for the past ten years, and is currently the chairman of the college's multidisciplinary composites research group. For further information please contact Elsevier International Bulletins, Mayfield HOUse, 256 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 7DH, U.K. Tel. 0865-512242.
DEVELQPMBNTS IN Pt3LYMIB STABILIZATIUN
No. 8 in a series edited by Prof. G. Scott. Published by Elsevier Applied Science Publishers Ltd., Barking, Essex. 296 PP. E48.00. Presents up-to-date accounts of work in progresscon the mechanistic aspects of antioxidant and stabilizer developments, and which highlights the associated practical problems and current approaches to their solutions, The reviews provide sufficient background to enable the non-specialist reader to understand their theoretical and practical significance. Cont./......
ADDlTlVES
FOR
POLYMERS
No pa& of this publication may be reprodutxed, stored in e retrievaI system, or transmitted by any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical. photocopying, mcarding or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publishers. (Readers in the U.S.A. - please see special regulations listed on beck cover.)
10,
"age 1P
Using Cabot's own wet process technology, the new line will turn out tread black grades of carbon black and is intended to meet the future demands for the material, Cabot, the world's largest carbon black manufacturer, says that the investment confirms its continuing commitment to the future of the carbon black industry.
ACQUISITICrN
Custom Chemicals Carp,, supplier of dry and wet colour pigment dispersions, has been acquired from Synres Chemicals Corp. by B. J. Meyers, Executive Vice President, and R. C, Vielee, President.
BOOKS Elsevier International Bulletins has launched a new bulletin
A NEW P~~~CA~~~ 0% COlvLPOSITES
that aims to bridge the traditional gaps between materials such as alloys, ceramics, plastics and fibres. Advanced Cornposit& Bulletin will report on all forms of advanced composites, eovering organic and inorganic fibres and fillers, polymer, metal and ceramic matrices, hybrid and macrocomposite systems. Special reports will be published on an occasional basis to cover particularly exciting development areas in some depth. Advanced Composites Bulletin will be edited by Dr. Paul Hogg of Queen Mary College, University of London, U.K., who has been involved in research into composite materials for the past ten years, and is currently the chairman of the college's multidisciplinary composites research group. For further information please contact Elsevier International Bulletins, Mayfield HOUse, 256 Banbury Road, Oxford, OX2 7DH, U.K. Tel. 0865-512242.
DEVELQPMBNTS IN Pt3LYMIB STABILIZATIUN
No. 8 in a series edited by Prof. G. Scott. Published by Elsevier Applied Science Publishers Ltd., Barking, Essex. 296 PP. E48.00. Presents up-to-date accounts of work in progresscon the mechanistic aspects of antioxidant and stabilizer developments, and which highlights the associated practical problems and current approaches to their solutions, The reviews provide sufficient background to enable the non-specialist reader to understand their theoretical and practical significance. Cont./......
ADDlTlVES
FOR
POLYMERS
No pa& of this publication may be reprodutxed, stored in e retrievaI system, or transmitted by any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical. photocopying, mcarding or otherwise, without the prior permission of the publishers. (Readers in the U.S.A. - please see special regulations listed on beck cover.)