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CREATING VALUE | BrochureCONTENTSAZELAIC ACIDSOverview 05Physical Constants of Dicarboxylic Acids 06Manufacture of Azelaic Acid & Polymer Intermediates 07Saponification & Metallic Soap Polymers 09Lubric ants & Greases 11Finishing & Packaging 12PELARGONIC ACIDSOverview 14Applications 15Metallic Soaps 16Activated Oxygen Bleaches 17Finishing & Packaging 18DIMER ACIDSOverview 20Product Information 21ESTERSOverview 23Product Information 24OILFIELDOverview & Product Information 26Release 08/ 2013 Subject to alteration & errors and omissions : The information provided herein is for the sole purpose of presenting Emery Oleochemicals, its products and services. It is given without any express or implied representation, guarantee, or warranty of completeness, correctness or any other kind of products in the text marked with an are trademarks of Emery Oleochemicals.

10 11 LUBRICANTS & GREASES Since petroleum oils fail to function e"ectively over extremely wide temperature ranges, such as those encountered in the operation of aircraft gas turbine engines, demand for ester-based synthetic lubricants

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