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CMPO
(redirected from Octyl)

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CMPOCentre for Market and Public Organisation
CMPOOctyl(Phenyl)-N,N-Diisobutylcarbonoylmethyl-Phosphine Oxide
CMPOChief Military Personnel Officer (UN)
CMPOConceptual Model of Peace Operations
CMPOCalcutta Metropolitan Planning Organisation
CMPOCombe Martin Post Office (UK)
CMPOCalen Maiava-Paris Online
CMPOComputer Music Productions Online


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Organotins include butyls, methyls and octyls, solids and liquids, sulfur and nonsulfur types for both high-impact and unmodified rigid compounds including weather-resistant systems.
PVC heat stabilizers by Plastics Technology
The silane organic functionality is an octyl group.
Impact of silane on dispersion and performance of submicronic filled ... by Smits, V. / Rubber World
To demonstrate the product's effectiveness in filtering out UV light, the scientists ran sun protection factor (SPF) tests to compare SoyScreen to four commercial UV absorbents: oxybenzone, octyl methoxycinnamate, dioxybenzone and padimate O.
Sun and soy by Fairchild, Barbara / Farm Journal
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