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Chemicals are produced through a combination of reactive elements, and can be found in solid, liquid, or gaseous states. The term “chemical” refers to a vast number of substances and processes that cannot be fully addressed in a single comprehensive manner, but by focusing on those in the pharmaceutical and industrial fields it is possible to derive some general information. In natural or artificial forms, these specific chemicals play a crucial role in the production of industrial components and medicines. Although chemicals are common in day-to-day life, proper care must also be taken when handling them, particularly those with the potential for harmful or volatile reactions.


Chemicals are integral to modern society, whether in medicine, industrial manufacturing, or the production of foods, glues, and plastic. Chemical substances can be broadly categorized as metal, non-metal, compound, element, and covalent types. Manufacturers have used the chemicals in these categories to not only create products, but also a wide range of specialized professions, such as engineers and chemists.
Guides
Fluoropolymer Based Coatings
This article discusses some common fluoropolymer based coatings as well as their applications.
Do-It-Yourself Epoxy Floor Coating
This article provides some do-it-yourself tips on how to apply epoxy floor coating to a garage or other room, with specific attention giving to prep work.
Principles of Superalloy Protective Coating
This article details issues that arise when applying a protective coating to superalloy materials, including coating-substrate compatibility and the common types of corrosive effects that coatings protect against.
Industrial Floor Coating
This is a brief overview of floor coating techniques and reasons why floor coatings are important in certain situations.
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White Papers
The Organic Hoax
Challenging the claim that avoiding the use of artificial chemicals will produce healthier food and have less or no negative impacts on the environment, this paper aims to clear the common beliefs associated with organic agriculture. It cites the common natural and synthetic chemicals, explaining that not all the natural chemicals are safe, and...
In-House or Outsource - The Parylene Coating Decision
This paper reviews the two process alternatives available to users of protective Parylene conformal coating, relying on an external custom coating provider, or establishing in-house coating capabilities. It also evaluates the cost components, benefits and limitations of these two options for determining the most efficient method for a given...
Save $91,000 Annually in Low Pressure Boiler Water Treatment Chemical and Fuel Costs Using a Dealkalizer
This white paper demonstrates how dealkalization of boiler feed water improves boiler steam/condensate systems reliability, and highlights the fuel and chemical savings that can be realized. It provides an overview of the operating expenses for low pressure boilers, lists the various parameters that affect their operating efficiency, and reviews...
Boron Nitride Powder-A High-Performance Alternative for Solid Lubrication
Hexagonal boron nitride - (h)BN powder's applications as a high performance solid lubricant are described in this paper including its high-temperature stability, low coefficient of friction, extreme pressure performance, high thermal conductivity, high electrical resistivity, inertness in a variety of chemical environments and environmental...
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