Good Lab Practices

Today’s Webchat will explore best technologies for controlling NOx emissions, specifically the use of Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) and Selective Non-Catalytic Reduction (SNCR).

There is paramount need for optimizing design and manufacturing that will result in healthier materials and products. Chemical transparency throughout supply chains is a critical link to realizing this change. Our guest speakers are recognized industry leaders who share real world examples to illustrate the value of change. Understand the drivers for greater transparency in chemicals management. Demonstrate the many positive impacts of full ingredient disclosure, including product optimization and increased brand awareness. Learn how policies for transparency can bring value to supply chains and the marketplace.

How does a market adapt in the face of declining growth? Many different sectors across the chemical industry are in a state of oversupply and surplus capacity which has resulted in a slowing of production in multiple areas. In addition, the global balance of the oil market is shifting with OPEC losing its control on the market, China sending signals that its years of incredible growth are winding to a close and possible effects of the Brexit continue to loom. Join Paul Hodges of International eChem and former Chair of the ACS Board William Carroll as they return to give their take on the factors affecting the market areas of growth that still exist.

FTIR spectroscopy is a powerful technique for studying the effects of polymer formulation and process factors on surface chemistry, component compatibility, and morphology; all of which relate to end-use performance characteristics like adhesion and mechanical properties.