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The Case for Styrene-Butadiene Emulsion Polymers in Pressure Sensitive Adhesives

A pressure-sensitive adhesive (PSA) is a material that holds two substrates together solely based on surface contact, which is achieved by slight initial external pressure. Most commonly encountered..

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The Case for Styrene-Butadiene Emulsion Polymers in Pressure Sensitive Adhesives

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Reducing the Use of Polychloroprene in Contact Adhesives

Reducing the Use of Polychloroprene in Contact Adhesives

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Food Contact Materials Regulations

Food Contact Materials Regulations and FDA Compliance

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Biodegradable Food Packaging

Sustainable Packaging Solutions

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Barrier Coatings for Food Packaging

Barrier Coatings for Food Packaging

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Emulsion Polymers for Elastomeric Roofs

Benefits of Emulsion Polymers for Elastomeric Roofs

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What Is A Polymer?

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Introduction to Cementitious Waterproofing Membranes

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The Next Generation of Polymer-Modified Concrete

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Introduction to Polymer-Modified Concrete

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What is the Difference Between Carboxylated and Non-Carboxylated?

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Acrylic Polymers

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Styrene-acrylic Polymers

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What is tack, peel, & shear?

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Diversifying Your Supplier Network in Uncertain Times

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What are Synthetic Emulsion Polymers? 

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Explaining the Glass Transition Temperature

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Emulsion Polymers for Automotive and Transportation Coatings

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An Introduction to Vinyl Acetate-Based Polymers

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Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate: What You Need to Know

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What Are Nitrile Elastomers

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Amorphous vs. Crystalline Polymers

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An Introduction to Amorphous Polymers

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Styrene-Butadiene Latex

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Polymer Stabilization & Latex Binders

Latex Binders 101: Polymer Stabilization

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Latex Binders 101: Polymer Design

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Latex Binders 101: Polymer Architecture

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An amorphous polymer has a glass transition temperature, which is not a single temperature at all but a range of temperatures across which the properties of the polymer change dramatically.

Latex Binders 101: Glass Transition Temperature

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Latex Binders 101: An Overview

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Quick & Nimble: MCP Offers Affordable Customization

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Film Formation of Latex Binders: What You Need To Know

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Winter & Cold Weather Shipments

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What’s in a Can? A Chat with THOR Specialties about Preservatives

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Water Based Emulsions Designed For You

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Waterproofing Membranes: BarrierPro® Styrene-Butadiene Emulsion Polymers

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TykoteEmulsionPolymers

Tykote® Emulsion Polymers for low MVTR and OGR Barrier Coatings

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Ambient Cure Acrylic Emulsion Polymers Utilizing DAAM/ADH Technology

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What's In a Can? Rheology Modifiers

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Synthetic Latex Polymers versus Natural Rubber Latex

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What’s in a Can? A Chat with Solvay about Surfactants

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The Difference Between Emulsion Polymers and Solution Polymers

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Four Questions for Tailoring a Polymer Emulsion Recipe, Part Two

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Four Questions for Tailoring a Polymer Emulsion Recipe, Part One

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The Chemistry of Modern Life: Construction Adhesives in the Home

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The Chemistry of Modern Life: Water-, Oil- and Grease-Resistance Barrier Coatings for Food Packaging

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The Chemistry of Modern Life: Emulsion Polymers in Bath and Steam Rooms

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A Brief History of Styrene Butadiene Emulsion Polymers After 1945

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A Brief History of Styrene Butadiene Emulsion Polymers Through 1945

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Photographer Tim Coffey Visits Mallard Creek Polymers

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The Difference between Styrene-Butadiene Rubber and Styrene-Butadiene Latex

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Think Small: Innovative Ideas

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Think Small: Quality Over Quantity

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What's in Your Can? A Chat With Evonik About Dispersants

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Think Small: Personal Experts

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What's in Your Can? A Chat With Evonik About Defoamers & Deaerators

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Think Small: Affordable Customization

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Winter & Cold Weather Shipments

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Who is Mallard Creek Polymers?

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Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR)

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Glass-transition Temperature (Tg)

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Specialty Polymers

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What is Gel Content?

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Choosing the Right Emulsion Polymer

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Resin Supported: The Superior Emulsion For Your Formulations

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What applications are MCP's emulsion polymers used in?

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3 Ways Your Acrylic Polymer Emulsion Supplier Can Make or Break Your Product

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