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Polybutylene succinate (PBS) is also known as polytetramethylene succinate. Polybutylene succinate is obtained by the polymerization of the butylene succinate. Polybutylene succinate is a thermoplastic polymer resin which belongs to the polyester family. Polybutylene succinate is biodegradable aliphatic polyester. Polybutylene succinate has the property similar to that of polypropylene. Polybutylene succinate is highly flexible and heat resistant in nature. Polybutylene succinate can be used as a matrix polymer or as a modifier.

The industrial uses of phosphate minerals include usage as water softening, fire proofing, rust proofing, detergents and insecticides.

PET is generally used in the synthetic fibers that are used in manufacturing of containers used for the packaging of food, beverage and other liquids.

Profenofos as per WHO belongs to class II of the overall toxicity class. Profenofos widely finds application as insecticide, acaricide or miticide.

Seamless flooring systems are developed to make long term, dense protective coatings for floors. These coatings are resistant to dirt penetration, abrasion and chemicals. Seamless flooring gives the floor an aesthetic, glossy, skid resistant, spotless and reflective look. The recovering building and construction is expected to drive the seamless flooring market globally. However, high cost of installation might hamper the market growth. New and innovative flooring solutions might bring future market prospects for growth.

The unique properties of polypropylene such as transparency, moisture resistance, twist retention, stiffness and sealability makes it one of the most efficient materials for packaging.

With the recent growth in construction industry and automotive industry, the demand for Neopentyl polyhydric alcohols is expected to witness strong growth in the next few years.

Rubber flooring is designed especially to reduce the strain of feet and legs and thus, is also known as anti-fatigue flooring.

Silicon dioxide, also known as silica, is one of the most abundant materials available on earth’s crust found naturally in quartz, sand and other siliceous rocks. A major portion of silica is produced commercially from quartz.

Synthetic natural fibers are further bifurcated as mineral wool, glass fiber and others. While natural mineral fibers are classified as Asbestos and others.