CHEMICAL COMPOUND NATURE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ENVIROSANE EKMA, Inc. P.O. Box 560186 Miami FL 33256 chemical compound in the nature of an enzyme for use in environmental cleanup;
RUST-X JM ENTERPRISES 743 East Broadway, Unit 119 Louisville KY 40202 Chemical compound in the nature of rust removing preparations for chemically converting rust (iron oxide) on the surface of previously-rusted steel and iron articles into iron phosphate; for use on oil field and refinery equipment, chemical processing equipment, ships, gas processing equipment, wire rope, electrical transmission pylons, steel bridges and agricultural equipment and for other general industrial and commercial uses, and excluding use for the undercoating of automobiles;
RUST-X RUSTXGROUP 14817 SANTA GERTRUDIS CORPUS CHRISTI TX 78410 Chemical compound in the nature of rust removing preparations for chemically converting rust (iron oxide) on the surface of previously-rusted steel and iron articles into iron phosphate; for use on oil field and refinery equipment, chemical processing equipment, ships, gas processing equipment, wire rope, electrical transmission pylons, steel bridges and agricultural equipment and for other general industrial and commercial uses, and excluding use for the undercoating of automobiles;
RUST-X INTEGRITY DELAWARE 515 POST OAK BLVD. HOUSTON TX 77027 Chemical compound in the nature of rust removing preparations for chemically converting rust (iron oxide) on the surface of previously-rusted steel and iron articles into iron phosphate; for use on oil field and refinery equipment, chemical processing equipment, ships, gas processing equipment, wire rope, electrical transmission pylons, steel bridges and agricultural equipment and for other general industrial and commercial uses, and excluding use for the undercoating of automobiles;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Photothermographic materials are designed with increased photospeed by chemical sensitizing the photosensitive silver halide grains with a combination of compounds. A first chemical sensitizer is a specific gold(III)-containing compound and a second chemical sensitizer is a sulfur-containing compound that is a diphenylphosphine sulfide. The molar ratio of the gold(III)-containing compound to the sulfur-containing compound is at least 1:1.