Dioctyl maleate (DOM) is a maleic acid, which acts as a non-phthalate plasticizer, and is used in resins to provide flexibility and elasticity. These types of polymerizations with dioctyl maleate occur during the production of adhesives, emulsion paints, surfactants, textile coatings, and wetting agents. In particular, DOM is used as a chemical intermediate in the production of surfactant sodium dioctyl sulfosuccinate, which is a used as a wetting agent for detergent.
Category: Featured News
How Protein Modulation Can Help With Drug Design
In the protein-protein interaction or PPIs process, it is necessary for the proteins participating in undergoing a type of modification. Several protein-centric pharmaceuticals evolve their therapeutic and analgesic properties and effects from specific changes.
It is essential to understand that the effects of the modifications are critical to the leading molecules’ selection and design. Most of the time, ways that evaluate and introduce the alterations of protein vary. The processes and techniques mentioned in this article show that several researchers are working on certain levels to bring out favorable results. While some of them are blending proteins with proteins’ fragments through molecular tethers, others are integrating functional and biophysical ways of approach.
Jews and Christians Unite in the Battle Against Anarchy
Christianity has brought freedom in the world through Jesus. From life experience and current events is clear that freedom without law and order doesn’t work. The Lubavitcher Rebbe located in New York recognized the problem of the abuse of freedom. Representing the Torah the Law of Moses he solved the spiritual problem of one Messiah, the Messiah of freedom and accepted to be for the world the Messiah of justice which includes freedom. The world now is in a more spiritual balance ruled by God and the two Messiahs. There remains only to receive the message of the two Messiahs to make the world a better place. This is also the message of President Trump to America and the world. America the land of freedom needs law and order.
Brazilian Court Dismisses Bolsonaro Mask Order
A Brazilian court dismissed a decision on Tuesday that had forced President Jair Bolsonaro to wear a mask in public places in the Federal District in view of the COVID-19. Judge Daniele Maranhao Costa argued that a decree already in force with generalized obligation already existed.
Dozens Killed in Ethiopian Protests
At least 50 people have been killed and dozens injured in Ethiopia following protests that erupted after the killing of a local musician, Halachu Hundeessaa. The 34 year-old Musician was attacked and shot at as he was driving in the outskirts of the capital, Addis Ababa. It is alleged that Halachu had received death threats previously.
Chakwera Dissolves 60 Government Boards, Cancels Contracts
Malawi’s new president, Lazarus Chakwera, has hit the ground running by ordering the dissolution of the boards of directors of more than half of the country’s 100 public institutions and companies, suspected of mismanagement and corruption. These dissolutions were made with immediate effect.
Coronavirus — Iran Sets Record, Braces for Second Wave
A look at the global death toll from Coronavirus infections shows that, for the second day in a row, Iran is among the countries with the highest official count. In this group, Mexico, Brazil, Russia, India, Pakistan, and the United States are still involved in the first wave of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Hong Kong Makes First Arrests Under National Security Law
Large numbers of Hong Kong residents were said to have celebrated the 23rd anniversary of the handover from the United Kingdom to China today, according to Beijing’s state media sources. Meanwhile, a large number of people gathered in various locations in Causeway Bay.
Iran Sentences Journalist Ruhollah Zam to Death
Gholamhossein Esmaili, a spokesman for Iran’s judiciary, announced at a news conference on Tuesday that Rouhollah Zam, a journalist accused of inspiring protests in 2017, had been sentenced to death. Ruhollah Zam was the director of the AmadNews Telegram channel.
Coronavirus — Young People Getting, Spreading in Bangladesh
Johns Hopkins University, in the United States, says coronavirus infections are on the rise among the country’s younger generations. There is a tendency for young people to be more affected in some states compared to others, especially Florida, South Carolina, Georgia, and Texas.
U.S. Calls for Extension of Sanctions Against Iran
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, addressing representatives of countries participating in a virtual session of the UN Security Council, said that countries from Israel to the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, all “unanimously” want to extend and expand Iran’s arms embargo.
Expansion Predicted for Wood Coatings Market
Varnishes, shellacs, preservatives, dyes, repellents and lacquers are the most common types of products used for coating wooden surfaces. The global market for wood coatings should grow from $9.0 billion in 2018 to $12.3 billion by 2023, increasing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.5% from 2018 to 2023.
As We Celebrate Our Freedom in 2020 – The Year of Living Dangerously
July is all about the 4th of July and the celebration and the importance of freedom. It’s about liberty and justice for all.
That is an idea which must be constantly implemented and fought for and defended. This year it has even more meaning because we have seen diverse people in our streets and even all over the world defending the concept of universal justice for all citizens—a concept that we saw with our own eyes doesn’t always happen.
Africa Needs to Go Green
Will Africa arise after the Corona virus pandemic is over? Africa need to fully utilize the untapped wealth resources and fight corruption so that her people will not be vulnerable during difficult times. The continent need to focus on grassroots empowerment. Main focus have to be in the following sectors , food production(agriculture revolution) , water and Sanitation , health , electricity energy sources , industrialization revolution, vocational training skills and research centers.
Industry Weighs In on Abrasives Market Research Report
Abrasives are sharp, mineral-based materials that are majorly used to offer finishing to both hard and soft materials. They are hard crystals that are either found in nature or can be synthetically manufactured. They are widely utilized to clean surfaces and to remove excess material coarsely.
What Are Some of the Methods to for Dispute Resolution?
Do you have any idea about dispute resolution? Well, it’s a comprehensive procedure of mitigating the disputes between two parties. In other term, it is also known as conflict resolution. Although, the fact is the latter is required in even more grim circumstances than the former. There are different types of issues for which dispute resolution can be an effective pathway. These include resentful disputes between two individual bodies or people. These predominantly include governments, corporations, and citizens.
Ten Questions About: Radio Earpieces
This Article originally appeared on the working the doors website and took a closer look at these remarkable devices, answering key questions while discussing the uses, limitations and benefits of radio earpieces.
1. Who Uses a Radio Earpiece?
A vast number of industries require the use of radio earpieces.
If you work in security, door supervision, the secret service, catering, event management/hosting, manufacturing, factory work, construction, broadcasting, the prison service, police or other emergency services, the chances are you’ve used a radio earpiece at some point.
Corona Rebellion of the Youth
Corona has created a rebellion besides causing illness and death to the world population. The rebellion created by the unique virus is amongst the youth. The youth do not want to accept the guidelines of the Ministry of Health regarding social distancing and would prefer to forget completely about wearing a mask in public places.
UN Renews Mali’s Peacekeeping Force
The United Nations has renewed its peacekeeping force in Mali for another year without reducing its troops, which comprise of 13,289 soldiers and 1,920 police officers. The UN mission in the country is known as Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA).
Afghanistan — 23 Killed in Attack in Helmand
At least 23 civilians were killed and dozens others injured in Helmand province, in Afghanistan, after rockets fell on a cattle market. The weekly open air market is usually busy and holds hundreds of villagers who come to trade. No group claimed responsibility for the attack.
Hong Kong — UK Government “Deeply Concerned”
The British government is “deeply concerned” about the controversial new Hong Kong Security Law, passed Tuesday by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Specifically, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said it may breach a treaty between London and Beijing. He added his government was considering what response to give.
George Floyd — Judge Threatens Gag Order, Change of Venue
A judge in charge of George Floyd’s murder case has cautioned attorneys and other officials against making comments regarding the case. Judge Peter Cahill said further inappropriate public comments on the case would result to a change of venue for the case. He, however, did not issue any gag orders on the attorneys.
Father of Iranian Protester Appeals to UN
Manouchehr Bakhtiari, the father of Pouya Bakhtiari, one of the victims of last November’s protests, has called for an independent inquiry into international institutions, including the United Nations human rights body, on the “deadly violence of the Iranian government against protesters.”
Maduro Orders EU Ambassador to Leave Venezuela
Venezuela’s president, Nicolás Maduro, has ordered the European Union (EU) ambassador in Caracas, Isabel Brilhante Pedrosa, to leave the country within 72 hours. Maduro gave the order on Monday following Brussels’ imposition of sanctions on 11 Venezuelan officials.
Macron Renews Criticism of Turkey Over Libya
French President Emmanuel Macron has criticized Turkey for its role in the Libyan conflict. Macron said Monday night, after meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in Mizeburg, near Berlin, that this role “is a threat to Africa and Europe, and France condemns external interference” in Libya.
The Value of Getting a Degree in Marketing
College students often struggle to pick a major because they’re not sure what sort of career they’d like to pursue. As a result, many students tend to gravitate towards majors that provide them some flexibility. And when it comes to versatility, one field of study stands above the rest: Marketing.
Fleet Management Market to Increase Exponentially
ELD synchronizes with a vehicle’s motor to consequently record the driving time for simpler and more exact HOS recording. ELD will supplant paper logs and the prior kind of recorder called the Automatic On-Board Recording Device (AOBRD). This command has opened new income streams for telematics suppliers. According to data from existing sellers, roughly 3 million vehicles are relied upon to be influenced.
Solid Demand for Silicone Rubber Soars Sales of Fumed Silica
The global fumed silica market will grow at a healthy CAGR of 5% between 2019 and 2029. The universal thickening and anti-caking agent is expected to garner incremental traction for silicone rubber, adhesives & sealants, and healthcare & personal care applications, owing to its sustainable attributes. A new study suggests that the green manufacturing trend will present lucrative growth opportunities to market players in the following years.
China Threatens U.S. with Visa Restrictions
The controversial Hong Kong security law is about to be implemented. China has refused to cancel it, as proposed by various western nations, and it is now threatening American critics with visa restrictions. It is a move similar to what had been taken before by Washington towards China’s proponents of the controversial law.
Sudan Arrests “Mercenaries” En Route to Libya
Sudanese authorities announced that they had arrested 122 people who were on their way to Libya to “work as mercenaries,” according to the official SUNA news agency. The Libyan Government of National Accord (GNA) has long accused Sudanese mercenaries of supporting the forces of Khalifa Haftar.
Afghanistan — Roadside Bomb Kills Six as Attacks Continue
At least six civilians were killed in a roadside bomb blast in the southern province of Helmand in Afghanistan. The country has continued to experience increased attacks that have claimed dozens of lives. Provincial police spokesman Zamad Hamdard, who confirmed the incident, said the attack left two other people injured.
New Mass Grave Found in Libya
At least nine bodies have been discovered in a new mass grave in the city of Tarhouna, western Libya. The announcement was made today by the forces of the Government of National Accord (GNA), recognized by the UN. Pro-GNA forces posted a statement to that effect on Facebook.
Coronavirus — Iran to Make Masks Mandatory
According to the Iranian Ministry of Health, 2,489 new cases of COVID-19 have been discovered in Iran in the last 24 hours. Of this number, 1,406 have been admitted to medical centers across the country. According to Sima Lari, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health, 144 patients with COVID-19 have died in the past 24 hours.
Four Ex-Police Officers Due in Minneapolis Court
The four ex-Minneapolis police officers charged with the murder of George Floyd are set to appear in Hennepin County District Court. Floyd, an African American man, was killed a month ago after a white office pinned him down for eight minutes and 46 seconds. The hearing could deal with bail amounts and other issues.
Duda Forced in to Runoff with Centrist in Poland
Poland’s President Andrzej Duda leads after the first round of the country’s presidential elections, as per the partial results. However, he has failed to achieve the 50% of the vote needed to avoid a runoff with his closest competitor, centrist Warsaw mayor Rafał Trzaskowski.
Hook Blasts Iran’s “Mafia Tactics” on Embargo
In an interview with the Associated Press on Sunday, Brian Hook, the US State Department’s special envoy for Iran, stressed the importance of extending the UN’s arms embargo on Iran. He said the world should not care about Iran’s threats to retaliate if the embargo is extended.
Decline in Dental Surgical Procedures Slacken Dental Restoratives Market Growth
Oral healthcare has undergone a radical shift since the dawn of the 21st century. The evolution of specialized dental care to cater to niche areas has acquired surging popularity. People today don’t undergo dental surgeries plainly for preventive care. The growing importance of aesthetics has compelled individuals to undergo cosmetic surgeries with the objective of enhancing teeth attractiveness.
Tips and Tricks to Choose the Best False Eyelash Glue
For people who use fake whips over and over again, the type of glue is extremely important for misdiagnosis. Lash glue is sometimes called eyelash adhesive or eyelash extension glue. First, you want to decide what kind of false you will use. Whether strip or individual whip (which requires eyelash extension glue) both types will have their own pros and cons, and ultimately, it depends on what kind of image you want to present. Once you have decided on your type of whipping, you can proceed to choose the color of the glue you prefer. Now visit here and get the best eyelash glues are available here and get very easily.
Weight Management to be Key Driver for Plant Protein Ingredients
The global plant protein ingredient market will reach a valuation of $3 Billion during 2019 – 2027, as projected by a new Fact.MR report. Key players in the plant protein ingredient market are eying profitable opportunities generated by increasing production of pea and soy protein sources, particularly in emerging countries.
Why Use Natural Numbing Ingredients? The Answer – Numbify
While it seems that natural and organic products are an ever increasing fad in the food industry, one may wonder why a pharmaceutical company rooted in science would even consider natural alternatives to cheaper synthetic ingredients. That is the question we would like to explore today, as we delve into why one of the nations favorite Numbing products went natural.
Two AIHCR Workers Killed in Kabul
Two members of the Afghanistan Independent Human Rights Commission (AIHCR) were killed in a bomb attack in Kabul as they headed to work. It is alleged that an explosive device planted in their vehicle. “It is intolerable,” IHCR said in a statement while confirming the incident.
Islandslide! Guðni Gets Another Term as President
For Iceland’s President, Guðni Jóhannesson, a win was almost certain in Saturday’s presidential election. True to the polls’ predictions, Gudni was re-elected by a landslide. His only challenger, Guðmundur Franklín Jónsson, came an astronomically distant second.
Chakwera Declared Winner of Malawi Mulligan
Malawi’s opposition leader Lazarus Chakwera was officially declared the winner of the country’s repeat presidential election on Saturday. Chakwera got 58.57 percent of the vote, and thus the required majority, said the head of the local elections commission, Chifundo Kachale.
Israel “Likely Responsible” for Airstrike in Syria
Eastern Syria has once again witnessed an airstrike. AFP reported on Saturday that Lebanon had reported an airstrike on one of the positions of forces affiliated with Bashar al-Assad’s government in eastern Syria. The attack is said to have killed six members of the Syrian army and forces backed by the Islamic Republic of Iran.
New Altitudes for Aircraft Landing Gear Market
Enhancing worldwide financial conditions has prompted persistent increment in air traffic in the course of recent years. This has fueled the requirement of aircraft which thusly is driving the development of the aircraft landing gear market. The aircraft landing gear bolsters the whole weight of the airplane amid landing, take-off, as well as when parked.
New Product Knowledge Inspires Brain Mapping Instruments Market
The utilization of brain mapping instruments has expanded because of increasing occurrences of brain ailments in different parts of the world. Increasing health concerns and enhanced healthcare infrastructure are a few of the foremost aspects driving the expansion of the worldwide market for brain mapping instruments.
The Reason Why People Prefer Mail Order Prescription Over OTC Prescription During COVID-19 Pandemic
Online pharmacy practitioners who are also known as mail order prescriptions has made it easy to fill your prescriptions online and get your drugs mailed to your home. There are some reasons while people prefer to work with mail-order pharmacies today than OTC and walk-in drug stores. Online pharmacies like PricePro Pharmacy and a host of others are on the fore of online pharmacies that have made a lot of impact in the sales of quality prescription drugs online today.
What To Do If You Outlive Your Term Life Insurance Policy?
The reason why Term Life Insurance Policy is relatively affordable when compared to any other life insurance policy is that it comes with an exact term ranging from 5 to 30 years. In other words, Term Insurance policy is an assurance plan which covers you for a limited period of time. And god forbid if you bite the dust during the term of the policy then your family will get the benefit of your term plan but if you outlive your term plan then what?
Mícheál Martin Elected New Irish Taoiseach
Fianna Fáil leader Mícheál Martin has been elected Ireland’s new Taoiseach, or Prime Minister. The election comes after four months of negotiations. Martin will only serve for half of the full five-year term, that is, for only two and a half years, as per the coalition agreement by three of Ireland’s political parties.
Mexican Police Chief Accuses CJNG of Trying to Assassinate Him
Mexico City’s head of Citizen Security Secretariat has accused the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) of trying to assassinate him in an attack that led to the death of his two bodyguards on Friday. The assault also led to the slaying of a 27-year-old woman who was driving to work.
English
Amharic
Arabic
Armenian
Azerbaijani
Belarusian
Bengali
Bulgarian
Chichewa
Chinese (Simplified)
Chinese (Traditional)
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Estonian
Filipino
Finnish
French
Georgian
German
Greek
Gujarati
Hausa
Hebrew
Hindi
Hungarian
Indonesian
Irish
Italian
Japanese
Javanese
Kazakh
Korean
Kurdish (Kurmanji)
Kyrgyz
Lao
Lithuanian
Luxembourgish
Macedonian
Malay
Malayalam
Marathi
Mongolian
Myanmar (Burmese)
Nepali
Norwegian
Pashto
Persian
Polish
Portuguese
Punjabi
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Sindhi
Slovak
Slovenian
Spanish
Sudanese
Swahili
Swedish
Tajik
Tamil
Telugu
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Urdu
Uzbek
Vietnamese
Yoruba