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high heat, pressure or SYLOX® silica, a new shear conditions. finely-divided amorphous MWSOV CHEMICAL Λ » » DIVISION Ι General process precipitated silica, is an ing aids. SYLOX silicas important development by serve as general-purpose the Davison Chemical Di additives for many chemi vision of W. R. Grace & Co. cal processing applications, Davison Chemical, as the including: developers of the widely i l l • Plastics-As flatting accepted, high-quality fam "'""^-~l-~k agents,filmanti-block ily of SYLOID® silicas, has agents, and for plate-out built into every SYLOX silica package its 31 years' prevention. experience in this specialty • Paper Products—Antichemical area. slip, image enhancement. • Printing inks—AntiSYLOXsilica is an emciehl block, skid-resistance, and alternative for direct substitution of o£ precipitated silicas,and it can be used to extend thickening agents. or partially replace higher-cost fumed silicas Have an application in mind? Contact Davison, at substantial savings. Either way, you stand the pacesetters in silicas, for fast action. Call to gain in a number of industrial applications: (301) 659-9010 or write: Anti-caking. SYLOX silicas can CEN-526 W.R. Grace & Co. Davison Chemical Division, Department APR-K be used as free-flow addi P.O. Box 2117 tives for industrial, Baltimore, MD 21203 food, pharmaceutical Gentlemen: Please send me more information on SYLOX® silica D and cosmetic pow Have a salesperson call D ders. Addition of as My problem is little as 0.20% SYLOX silica to lumpy or Name/Title_ caked powders will produce free-flowing pow Company ders. SYLOX silicas meet the requirements of Address the Food Chemicals Codex for silicon dioxide. .Zip_ City .State. Thickening. SYLOX silicas are effi Phone. cient thickeners for industrialfluids,resins and cream or lotion formulations. As inor A DIVISION OF W.R. GRACE & CO ganic materials, these silicas offer the advan Pacesetter in SYLOID® silicas tage of physical stability when subjected to
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