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Coatings Ingredients
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Coatings Ingredients
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T-Butyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
Luperox® 101 by Arkema is a highly stable organic peroxide. Efficient for crosslinking and modification of polyolefins, elastomers, curing agents, initiators and synergies for flame retardent... view more
Highly stable organic peroxide. Efficiient for crosslinking and modification of polyolefins, elastomers, curing agents, initiators and synergies for flame retardent polymers. Offers to prepare... view more
Highly stable organic peroxide. Efficiient for crosslinking and modification of polyolefins, elastomers, curing agents, initiators and synergies for flame retardent polymers. Offers to prepare... view more
T-Butyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
T-Butyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
Highly stable organic peroxide. Efficiient for crosslinking and modification of polyolefins, elastomers, curing agents, initiators and synergies for flame retardent polymers. Offers to prepare... view more
Acumyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
Tertiary alkyl hydroperoxides. Used as chemical intermediates and as free radical polymerization initiators... view more
Peroxydicarbonates,a class organic peroxide. Thermal decomposition of peroxydiacarbonates yields free radicals. Polymerization initiators for acrylates, allyl diglycol carbonate, ethylene, vinyl... view more
Peroxydicarbonates,a class organic peroxide. Thermal decomposition of peroxydiacarbonates yields free radicals. Polymerization initiators for acrylates, allyl diglycol carbonate, ethylene, vinyl... view more
Peroxydicarbonates,a class organic peroxide. Thermal decomposition of peroxydiacarbonates yields free radicals. Polymerization initiators for acrylates, allyl diglycol carbonate, ethylene, vinyl... view more
Ketone peroxides. Offers the greatest flexibility in terms of useful concentration range and pot-life. Used for the cure of promoted unsaturated polyester resins and vinyl ester resins... view more
Peroxydicarbonates,a class organic peroxide. Thermal decomposition of peroxydiacarbonates yields free radicals. Polymerization initiators for acrylates, allyl diglycol carbonate, ethylene, vinyl... view more
Luperox® 256 by Arkema is 2,5-Di(2-ethylhexanoylperoxy)-2,5-dimethylhexane. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Luperox® 256 is used extensively... view more
T-Butyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
T-Butyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
T-Butyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
Luperox® 288M75 by Arkema is an alpha-cumyl peroxy neoheptanoate. Acts as an initiators in free radical polymerization. Suitable for use in coatings applications. Luperox® 288M75 is soluble in most... view more
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T-Amyl peroxyesters. Offers the widest range of activity among all the classes of organic peroxides available. Used extensively as initiators in free radical polymerization... view more
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