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- adjective organic chemistry Converted into an
epoxide - adjective Treated with an
epoxide (resin)
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Examples
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Contains a naturally epoxidized oil useful in paints.
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Vernonia oil (VO) is epoxidized already, and may be able to fill some of those market niches.
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VO is also much less viscous than the synthetically epoxidized oils.
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It is grown for its seeds which contain 40% oil, of which 80% is a "naturally" epoxidized vernolic fatty acid.
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Most have to do with its special physical properties, especially the fact that the "epoxy" structure is highly reactive with certain chemicals, unlike most fatty acids which are not epoxidized.
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There is a large industrial market for synthetically epoxidized vegetable oils (such as linseed or soybean), but the epoxidation process is expensive.
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In some of these, unmodified sperm oil was used, but more often it was sulfurized; sometimes it was epoxidized, chlorinated, or phosphorylated before being added to the lubricant base stock.
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The PVC Additives business develops, manufactures, sells and distributes tin stabilizers, liquid and solid mixed metals, liquid phosphite esters, epoxidized soybean oil, thiochemicals, organic-based stabilizers, and impact modifiers used primarily in PVC applications.
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