3D Printing: Polyurethane Polymers

This webinar was focused on how 3D printing with polyurethane (PUR) polymers. Best known for common thermosetting varieties that do not melt when heated, polyurethane can also be found in thermoplastic varieties as well. As a whole, PUR polymers are amongst the most ubiquitous in our world today having applications in foam seatings, insulation panels, seals and gaskets, wheels and tires, high-performance adhesives, surface coatings, and synthetic fibers.
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Digital Innovations for Improving Safety in Chemical Plants

Like many chemical plant managers, you’re probably facing significant time and cost barriers in your efforts to improve overall safety. This webinar will help you learn how to achieve your safety goals by eliminating significant time and cost barriers that keep you from improving overall plant safety.
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Microplastics: An Emerging Threat to Global Ecology and Public Health

Collaborative on Health and the Environment

In this webinar, Dr. Chelsea Rochman, Assistant Professor in Ecology at the University of Toronto, discussed the state of science relevant to the sources, contamination, and impacts of microplastics. She focused mostly on how microplastics impact wildlife. She also highlighted some of the key gaps in our understanding and provided some relevant information to inform decision-making.
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Advanced Thermal Characterization of Polymeric Materials

Thermal characterization of materials by using the DSC, TGA, and SDT are important techniques that are used by a wide variety of industries, including polymers, composites, pharmaceuticals, foods, petroleum, inorganic and organic chemicals, and many others.
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Predicting the Biggest Chemistry Advances of 2019

ACS

To know where you’re going, you have to know where you’ve been. C&EN adopted this motto in early December when it hosted a webinar in conjunction with the American Chemical Society, our parent organization. During the live broadcast, science editors Michael Torrice and Lauren Wolf picked the brains of chemistry experts in the scientific publishing community about the biggest research trends from 2018 and those on the way in 2019.
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