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Today China imports about 70% of its Glycol, which is an important raw material used in a wide variety of products and applications, including the manufacture of polyester fibers in the textile industry, special resins, antifreeze formulations and other industrial products.
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This approval will allow SES to expand its current facilities to include production of approximately 50K tpa of monoethylene glycol ( "Glycol") and associated by-products.
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"Polyethylene Glycol (PEG)," made from ethylene oxide, glucose and fatty acids, is in "Nature's Gate Organics" shampoo.
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Made with no artificial sweeteners (like saccharin), No Sodium Laurel Sulfate and No Propylene Glycol this toothpaste is safe, basic, effective and cheap what else do you want?
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Glycol-filled coils below the foundation tap the relative warmth of flowing water — even at 32 degrees, it's often warmer than the winter air.
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I am pretty sure that the resin used in 3form material is the same as in Lumicor and in Veritas materials and is the same “resin” Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol Comonomer which is licensed by Eastman Chemical.
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“Spotless” main active ingredient is Butyl Glycol, an oxygenated solvent that has been manufactured since the thirties and extensively tested all along.
Express Car Wash Running Without Water at cvillenews.com 2002
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“Spotless” main active ingredient is Butyl Glycol, an oxygenated solvent that has been manufactured since the thirties and extensively tested all along.
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Glycol/water mixtures, with corrosion reducing additions are commercially available.
1. PRINCIPLES 1979
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Customs and Border Protection officers discovered the three, one-gallon plastic jugs of Gamma-Butyrolactone, or GBL, in a late July shipment from China, labeled as "Propylene Glycol," a spokesman for the agency said.
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