Conventional polyolefin based polymers (high and low density polyethylene and ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene) have been recently studied for the development of composites with CNTs due to their low cost, good processability, and
cross-linking efficiency.
M2 PHARMA-November 10, 2017-Avedro Passes Milestone Sine FDA Approved Its Corneal
Cross-Linking Treatment in the US
Recently transepithelial
cross-linking, gained rounds by leaving epithelium intact, improving patient comfort and minimizing the risk of infection associated with epithelial removal.
3) The same method of
cross-linking is used in both products (1,4-butanediol diglycidyl ether, or BDDE).
com)-- Mr Samer Hamada, a renowned eye surgeon from Eye Clinic London and Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Trust has been invited to speak at the UK
Cross-Linking Consortium Meeting.
The network structure (the
cross-linking density, the content of pendant chains, and elastic chains) of the elastomer was speculated in Macosko and Miller's calculation [16].
First, it allows the elimination of hazardous compounds such as formaldehyde or glutaraldehyde, which have been commonly used for
cross-linking collagen.
A flexible pipe option for commercial and residential hot and cold water systems, The Dow Chemical Company's HYPERTHERM 2399 Resin--a bimodal high-density polyethylene of raised temperature--provides a solution that's durable, sustainable, easy-to-install and can withstand the demands of potable hot water systems, without the need for costly
cross-linking steps required for cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) pipes.
With an output of up to 150 kg/h, it reportedly reaches substantially higher throughput rates than conventional lines or RAM extruders and offers the advantage of an extremely short, low-maintenance,
cross-linking station.
This green method for
cross-linking of SS using CDI is being reported for the first time.
50, wherein the cationic modified starch is not substantially water insoluble, wherein the cationic modified starch is cross-linked by a
cross-linking agent.
Cross-linking is an effective method to control resorption rate of collagen based biomaterials and to prevent a rapid elution of the material into wound fluids.
