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DIMER

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DIMERDelaware Institute for Medical Education and Research
DIMERDistribuidora de Mercadeo SA (Guatemala)


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Mixxim BB/100 and Mixxim BB/200 high-molecular-weight henzotriazole dimers offer exceptionally low volatility and intense uv energy absorption for use in high temperature plastics such as PC, PET, PBT and nylons.
UV stabilizers by Plastics Technology
3]SiX, which can only form single oxane bonds with the substrate or a siloxane dimer by reaction with itself, only a monolayer interface is possible.
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