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of colored pigments and carbon black, with the proviso that the group does not include a metallic pigment or a metalliclike pig- ment; from 55.0 to 98.5% binder solids; and 0.3 to 15% of ultrafine TiO z having a particle size of 5 to 40 nm. r----------------------- --I 1• of preci ous metals f rom Less money down the drain, more profits 1 1 solutions and compounds- gold, Sliver. in your pocket. That's the Sabinsolution. 1 pl atinum, palladium. ruthenium 1 We offer you the same high standards and 1 1• Maximumreturns, responsive service sound assaying andprocessing practices that 1 1 - value and integrityf or more than half we've pro vided customers for over 50 years. 1 1 a century Contact us today for full details, including 1 1 U' di I . a no-obligation precious metal recovery 1 ruque zero ISC iarge processing assures 1 your peace of mind evaluation at your facility. 1 1 1 -- ------------------------ Sahin Commodities. Inc. METAL CO RPQ R ATlO ll sabin Corporate Headquarters: 3m PantigoPlace.Suite 102 ' EN Hampton. NY119.17 Telephone: 6.11 -.129 -1717 ' Fax: 6.1 1-.J29-1985 website: www.sabinmeraf.com PlantlSales OIIice: IM7 Wheatland Center Road ' Scottsville. NY 14546 Te lephone: 716-5.18-2194' Fax:716- 5.18-259.1 Circle 061 on reader information card Change is inevita I. ou discard, you grow, you modify, you replace, you y u move from one location to another. If not managed ch ge can be difficult, expensive, time-consuming aDd i with your operations'productivity. hat's why we're here. We're Nation ide Installation Corp! __ .L _ _ in installati tal finis s e pment- nd your par s in change! OURSE s, ew Installati ns, Turnkey Projects, Wa e Tr tment Pia t Installations - All handled sm othly & e iently - A reo NATIO IDE INSTA IeAT-J N RP. 4499 casca di-Rr;t . • Grand s, I 49546 616-575-9300 • Website: www.finishing. bm/natlcnwide WATERBORNECOAnNG COMPOSITION U.S. Patent 6,005,045. Dec. 21, 1999 J.A. Klanica, assignor to PPG Industries Ohio Inc., Cleveland An oil-in-water emulsion compris- ing an aqueous medium having emulsified therein an organic composition comprising a mixture of a hydrophobic, aromatic group containing polyisocyanate crosslinking agent containing at least two reactive isocyanate groups, at least one of which is a tertiary isocyanate group; and a surface active isocyanate reactive material; comprising an active hy- drogen-containing acrylic copoly- mer. MEGASONIC CLEANING U.S. Patent 5,006,765. Dec. 28, 1999 J. Skrovan and G.F. Hudson, assignors to Micron Technology Inc., Boise, Idaho A cleaning method comprising im- mersing a surface of a substrate assembly into a cleaning solution having a first pH, wherein the surface includes metalized re- gions, and further wherein prior to the immersing of the surface into the cleaning solution having the first pH, the surface was sub- jected to a cleaning process utiliz- ing an acidic component having an acidic pH; and controlling the first pH of the cleaning solution by introducing gas bubbles into the cleaning solution, wherein the gas bubbles include a reactive component that alters the first pH of the cleaning solution to attain a second pH of the cleaning solution that is different than the first pH. Circle 042 on reader information card January 2001 101
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of colored pigments and carbonblack, with the proviso that thegroup does not include a metallicpigment or a metalliclike pig­ment; from 55.0 to 98.5% bindersolids; and 0.3 to 15% of ultrafineTiOz having a particle size of 5 to40 nm.

r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --I1 • Reco~ery of precious metalsf rompl~ting Less money down the drain, more profits 11 solutions and compounds- gold, Sliver. in your pocket. That's the Sabinsolution. 1

platinum, palladium. ruthenium1 We offer you the same high standards and 11 • Maximumreturns, responsive service sound assayingandprocessing practices that 11 - value and integrityfor more than half we've provided customers for over 50 years. 11 a century Contact us today for full details, including 11 U ' di I . a no-obligation precious metal recovery 1• ruque zero ISC iarge processing assures1 your peace of mind evaluation at your facility. 11 1-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Sahin Commodities. Inc.

METAL C O RPQ R ATlO llsabin

Corporate Headquarters:3m PantigoPlace.Suite 102 ' EN Hampton. NY119.17Telephone: 6.11 -.129-1717 ' Fax: 6.1 1-.J29-1985website: www.sabinmeraf.com

PlantlSales OIIice: IM7 Wheatland Center Road ' Scottsville. NY 14546Telephone: 716-5.18-2194' Fax:716-5.18-259.1

Circle 061 on reader information card

Change is inevita I .ou discard, you grow, you modify, you replace, you

y u move from one location to another. If not managedch ge can be difficult , expensive, time-consuming aDd i

with your operations'productivity.

hat's why we're here. We're Nation ideInstallation Corp! __

.L'"::~c.,._ _. ~- in installati tal finis

s~e pment-

nd your par s in change!

OURSEs, ew Installati ns, Turnkey Projects,

Wa e Tr tment Pia t Installations -All handled sm othly & e iently - A reo

NATIO IDE INSTA IeAT-J N RP.4499 cascadi-Rr;t . • GrandR~Pi s, I 49546616-575-9300 • FaX':--6~7-5.93

Website: www.finishing. bm/natlc nwide

WATERBORNECOAnNGCOMPOSITIONU.S. Patent 6,005,045. Dec. 21, 1999J.A. Klanica, assignor to PPGIndustries Ohio Inc., Cleveland

An oil-in-water emulsion compris­ing an aqueous medium havingemulsified therein an organiccomposition comprising a mixtureof a hydrophobic, aromatic groupcontaining polyisocyanatecrosslinking agent containing atleast two reactive isocyanategroups, at least one of which is atertiary isocyanate group; and asurface active isocyanate reactivematerial; comprising an active hy­drogen-containing acrylic copoly­mer.

MEGASONIC CLEANINGU.S. Patent 5,006,765. Dec. 28, 1999J. Skrovan and G.F. Hudson,assignors to Micron Technology Inc.,Boise, IdahoA cleaning method comprising im­mersing a surface of a substrateassembly into a cleaning solutionhaving a first pH, wherein thesurface includes metalized re­gions, and further wherein priorto the immersing of the surfaceinto the cleaning solution havingthe first pH, the surface was sub­jected to a cleaning process utiliz­ing an acidic component havingan acidic pH; and controlling thefirst pH of the cleaning solutionby introducing gas bubbles intothe cleaning solution, wherein thegas bubbles include a reactivecomponent that alters the first pHof the cleaning solution to attain asecond pH of the cleaning solutionthat is different than the first pH.

Circle 042 on reader information card

January 2001 101

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