Research and Markets 2005 guide to Rheology Modifiers at your Fingertips

June 19, 2005 -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c19224) has announced the addition of Handbook of Rheology Modifiers 2005 to their offering

This handbook contains the most comprehensive collection of information on more than 7500 trade name and generic chemicals that function as rheology modifiers. This reference will serve as an invaluable tool for the chemical professional that is involved in research and development and manufacture of industrial and consumer products.

It is a single source for identifying the most appropriate rheological modifier for a particular application. It eliminates the need to collect information from multiple suppliers and saves hours of time perusing through specification sheets from the many worldwide manufacturers of these products.

If you are involved in the formulation of products for industries ranging from adhesives, paints, inks, food, personal care, pharmaceuticals, household products, drilling fluids industry, you will find this reference essential for your work.

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c19224

Laura Wood
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Research and Markets 2005 guide to Rheology Modifiers at your Fingertips



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