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Oxidation of waxes using microwave-generated singlet molecular oxygen
Waxes are a widely used chemical commodity throughout the world due to certain intrinsic properties. Applications vary widely, including such obvious ones as candles and polishes, less obviously coatings, ink, and cosmetics, and more obscurely, hot melt adhesives, textile processing and chewing gum....
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Department of Chemistry
2016
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