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article about the benefits and drawbacks of using Barium Sulphate in screen paint for home theaters. Barium Sulphate has been gaining popularity as an additive for screen paints, especially for home

article on the shipping and importance of sodium hydrosulfide solution. Sodium hydrosulfide, 45% solution, is a hazardous material that is subject to a hazardous material fee when shipped. It is a ch

Tiandeli Co., Ltd., a leading supplier of chemicals, has recently announced the availability of liquid sodium hydroxide for purchase. This product is a key ingredient in many industrial processes and

Researchers from the Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (JAIST) have successfully established a new method for measuring hydroxide conductivity in anion conducting polymer thin films.