China Chemical Equipment Manufacturing in the Low Profit Era
China Chemical Mechanical Power Technology Association Deputy Secretary General Cheng governance side, said recently that the international financial crisis, China's chemical equipment manufacturing industry due to many factors, industry growth is changing the environment, companies are facing the situation of the substantial decrease in profits, industry develop gradually into the marginal profit
Soda ash, phosphorus chemical industry, adipic acid prices generally rose - finger splint manufacturer
Larger gains this week, the products: formaldehyde (triangle), 8.0%; ammonia (triangle), 8.0%; adipic acid (triangle), 8.8%; soda ash (light, East China), 11.5%; Soda (heavy, East China), 14.8%. This week sales of products: benzene (triangle), -5.0%; aniline (triangle), -4.3%; natural rubber (standard plastic # 1, triangle), -3.4%; styrene butadiene rubber (1502 the Yangtze River Delta), -3.4%; polyethylene (LDPE, film, the Yangtze River Delta), -3.4%. Overall increase of phosphorus chemical products. Yangtze River Delta this week, yellow phosphorus, phosphoric acid and sodium tripolyphosphate to early gains, were up 5.2%, 4.3%, 2.8%, currently quoted at 17,325 yuan / ton, 4,800 yuan / ton, 5,267 yuan / ton, for the phosphorus che ...
Believe it or Not: Organic Products Are More Effective Than Chemical Products
Many believe that organic rust removal products are nothing compared to acid base rust removers However, you would be surprised to know that raw earth materials, pure as they are, had already been proven to be the most powerful rust cleaners
BASF Principal Sponsor of Building Safety Month 2010
BASF, the world’s leading chemical company, today announced that the company is partnering with the International Code Council to promote Building Safety Month 2010 during the month of May. This outreach campaign focuses on the importance of energy-efficiency, reduced environmental impacts, disaster prevention and preparedness, fire prevention and backyard safety.
