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ABEX surfactants ... specialty productshave been ... designedfor emulsion polymerization applications

the acrylic polymerresultsfrom aqueous emulsion polymerization

no reactionis causedin emulsion dropping polymerization

the polymer ... the emulsionresultsfrom emulsion polymerization

alkali with the acidmay causepinholes in the emulsion

surfaces in the cell wall which can be polysaccharides or proteins(passive) is influenced bylignin polymerization

control rubber compositioncomposedof emulsion polymerization

The polymersresultfrom emulsion polymerization

suspension polymerization and the latter initiatorcausesemulsion polymerization

free radicalsleadto emulsion polymerization

free radicalscontributeto emulsion polymerization

A dispersionresultingfrom emulsion polymerization

an aqueous suspensionto causeemulsion polymerization

most latexesresultingfrom emulsion polymerization

All conjugatesinfluencedtubulin polymerization

these changescould causeemulsion destabilisation

for example(passive) is influencedTannin polymerization

Contact with these materialsmay causepolymerization

originally(passive) was ... designedEmulsion PVDF

The materials to be bondedcan influencepolymerization

epoxy polymerization ... difficultto causepolymerization

Such initiators ... sufficientto causepolymerization

also(passive) may ... be causedPolymerization

Contact with acids , or exposure to lightmay causepolymerization

the aciditycausespolymerization

a potent mutant steric zipper motif in a PrLD(passive) caused bydysregulated polymerization

manipulation of several variablescould influencepolymerization

Heat - cured products use the heat in the room and body heatto causepolymerization

as an anionic acrylic emulsion(passive) has been designedEmulsion

sulphur , phosphorus , diatomaceous earth . , designedto causepolymerization

to be used on very porous surfaces such as walls and ceilings(passive) is designedEmulsion Emulsion

to be used on very porous surfaces such as walls and ceilings(passive) is designedEmulsion

of 95 % water and 5 % oil(passive) is composedEmulsion

of internal liquid and external liquid(passive) is composedEmulsion

2 , in the coating processat least once paintedemulsion

as an anionic acrylic emulsion for the formulation of high performance stone paints and texture coatings(passive) has been designedEmulsion

Walls and ceilings havepaintedemulsion

for any type of skin(passive) is designedEmulsion

by a breakdown of the emulsion matrix(passive) caused byemulsion

surfactantscauseemulsion

to much more improvement in the propertiescausesto much more improvement in the properties

a writing of environmental eyescausinga writing of environmental eyes

to disruption of mitotic spindle formation , cell cycle arrest in G2 / M phase and apoptosisleadingto disruption of mitotic spindle formation , cell cycle arrest in G2 / M phase and apoptosis

to bleedingcan leadto bleeding

bleedingcan causebleeding

in bleedingcan resultin bleeding

to bleedingmay leadto bleeding

in bleedingmay resultin bleeding

in G2 / M phase arrest and tumor cell apoptosisresultsin G2 / M phase arrest and tumor cell apoptosis

in G2 / M phase arrest and tumor cell apoptosismay resultin G2 / M phase arrest and tumor cell apoptosis

in G2 / M phase arrest and apoptosismay resultin G2 / M phase arrest and apoptosis

to metaphase arrest , inhibition of cell mitosis , and cell deathleadingto metaphase arrest , inhibition of cell mitosis , and cell death

to loss of cytoplasmic microtubules.[1leadingto loss of cytoplasmic microtubules.[1

arrest at G2 / M phase of the cell cyclecausingarrest at G2 / M phase of the cell cycle

in disruption of the cell cytoskeletonresultingin disruption of the cell cytoskeleton

mitotic arrestcausingmitotic arrest

to mitotic arrestleadingto mitotic arrest

in the development of polystyrolresultingin the development of polystyrol

to the lossleadsto the loss

in the lossresultsin the loss

to cell deathleadsto cell death

polytetrafluoroethylene and so - called modified polytetrafluoroethylenemay resultpolytetrafluoroethylene and so - called modified polytetrafluoroethylene

to microtubule depolymerization , abnormal spindle structure / morphology and subsequent chromosome mis - segregationleadingto microtubule depolymerization , abnormal spindle structure / morphology and subsequent chromosome mis - segregation

to impaired axoplasmic transport due to microtubule clumpingleadsto impaired axoplasmic transport due to microtubule clumping

in a high stability productresultingin a high stability product

in a particle sizeresultsin a particle size

in dispersions with good stability over timeresultsin dispersions with good stability over time

in dispersions with good stabilityresultsin dispersions with good stability

energy depletion and decreases the mobility of the worm and hence kills the helminthcausesenergy depletion and decreases the mobility of the worm and hence kills the helminth

in a high stability product with a fine particle sizeresultingin a high stability product with a fine particle size

in melt - processible fluoropolymers as well as those that are not easily melt - processible such as for example polytetrafluoroethylene and so - called modified polytetrafluoroethylenemay resultin melt - processible fluoropolymers as well as those that are not easily melt - processible such as for example polytetrafluoroethylene and so - called modified polytetrafluoroethylene

in 1912 by Kurt Gottlob ( 1881 - 1925 ... at Bayerhad been ... inventedin 1912 by Kurt Gottlob ( 1881 - 1925 ... at Bayer

to control foam in aqueous systemsis designedto control foam in aqueous systems

to thoroughly clean the skin while protecting its precious natural moisture balancedesignedto thoroughly clean the skin while protecting its precious natural moisture balance

for cementitious and wood surfacesdesignedfor cementitious and wood surfaces

to impart inks with improved transfer properties and hiding power when used on paper substratesdesignedto impart inks with improved transfer properties and hiding power when used on paper substrates

for use as a binder in the textile printing industrydesignedfor use as a binder in the textile printing industry

in a taffy - like consistency but does not readily sustain the burning process.3 Silicone tubes disintegrate into an ash powder.4 Removal of the tube and discontinuing oxidizer flowsresultsin a taffy - like consistency but does not readily sustain the burning process.3 Silicone tubes disintegrate into an ash powder.4 Removal of the tube and discontinuing oxidizer flows

for usedesignedfor use

to anisotropic Janus and patchy colloids , where a latex particle was decorated by a number of patches on its surfaceledto anisotropic Janus and patchy colloids , where a latex particle was decorated by a number of patches on its surface

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