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Persistence Market Research Pvt. Ltd is released new forthcoming report on title "Chromium Phosphate Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast to 2015 to 2021".

Persistence Market Research Pvt. Ltd is released new forthcoming report on title "Ether Carboxylates Market: Global Industry Analysis and Forecast to 2015 to 2021".

Aircraft tyres are one of the most highly engineered products having significant complexity which require large number of raw materials pertaining to steel, cord fabric, artificial and natural rubber and other chemicals. Aircraft tyres have cords which serve as the reinforcing materials in the tyre that provide dimensional stability, supporting the aircraft weight, as well as keeping the tyres in shape different road conditions. Aircraft tyres play a vital role in the performance of the aircraft. Various reinforcement constructions are needed for different types of aircrafts based on their applications and load bearing requirements. They have different requirements of tyre fabrics and tyre cords as compared to other modes of transport such as light and heavy commercial vehicles, two wheelers, agricultural vehicles as they work on different road conditions, where each tyre has a different load bearing requirement.

Alnico belongs to the group of permanent (hard) magnets primarily composed of aluminum, nickel and cobalt. They are hard ferromagnetic substances which are widely used in temperature sensitive applications such as hall-effect and MR-based electronic and automotive sensors.They are also known as composite magnets which are usually manufactured from sintering or casting offering superior mechanical characteristics. Alnico magnets are made from the combination of aluminum, nickel and cobalt with small amounts of iron and other small elements that improve the property of the magnet. After rare earth magnets, Alnico is considered as the strongest permanent magnet. It is also used in various household appliances as well as for the production of horse shoe magnets.

Antimony tin oxide (ATO) is known as an alloy of tin oxide which is usually doped with antimony pentoxide. It exhibits significantly high conductivity with tin:antimony ratios being typically in a range of 80:20 to 95:5. Owing to their good electrical properties, antimony tin oxide has the ability to form nano particles which are further used in a wide variety of applications such as alloys and composites. ATO's morphology is spherical and appears in the form of blue powder, although their consumption can sometimes lead to serious skin and eye irritations. Some of the primary applications of antimony tin oxide include additives for plastics, electronic applications such as touch screen, textiles, and coatings, sunlight shielding, dispersing liquid for producing sunlight shielding solid as well as transparent substrate. The nano particles of these metal oxides possess several novel properties such as magnetic, optical and electrical from high surface to volume ratio and quantum size effect. These materials are applied across a broad range of applications in various high-tech technologies and industries owing to their exceptional optical and magnetic properties, which significantly depend on their shape, structure and size.

Glycine is an organic compound and is known as the smallest of the 20 amino acids which are found in proteins. Glycine is industrially manufactured by the treatment of chloroacetic acid with ammonia. In developed economies such as the U.S., glycine is distributed primarily in two grades:technical and United States Pharmacopeia (USP), which is manufactured in major quantities for diversifying applications and also account for more than 80% of the U.S. market. Glycine is used in a wide range of applications such as personal care applications, pharmaceuticals, human and animal foods, chemical feedstock and research and development. Glycine is primarily manufactured in the U.S. by GEO Specialty Chemicals, Inc. and by Showa Denko KK in Japan. Both the manufacturers produce glycine through strecker amino acid synthesis. Other prominent manufacturers of glycine include Chattern Chemicals, Inc. which serves as a subsidiary to Sun Pharmaceutical, based in Mumbai, India. GEO Specialty Chemicals, Inc. bought the naphthalene sulfonate and glycine manufacturing facilities of Hampshite Chemical Corporation, which is a subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company.

Aspartic acid is an alpha amino acid with its carboxylate anion and salts of aspartic acid known as aspartate. Aspartic acid, when combined with glutamic acid is referred as an acidic amino acid. Two forms of enantiomers of aspartic acid are available in the industry: L-aspartic acid, which is directly incorporated into proteins, and D-aspartic acid, which is limited in nature. Most chemical synthesis tend to produce both form of enantiomers "DL-aspartic acid", also known as racemic mixture, as compared to enzymatic synthesis which would produce one or the other. As Aspartic acid does not come under essential amino acids, it can be synthesized from central metabolic pathway intermediates in humans. It is usually found in vegetable sources such as oat flakes and asparagus, animal sources such as oysters and sausage meat, and dietary supplements as salts or aspartic acid itself.

Automotive chemicals are the elements applied in various segments of the automotive industry. Different products such as lubricants, adhesives, cleaning and maintenance chemicals, and coatings are used in the automotive industry for the purpose of increasing efficiency and preventing corrosion.

Bromine is a colorless soluble crystalline mineral halide salt which is extracted from brine pools. Various types of bromine are used in the industry such as hydrogen bromide, organobromine and clear brine fluids. Bromine and its derivatives are used in a wide range of applications suchas pharmaceuticals, gas drilling, flame retardants, oil, biocides, plasma etching, fumigants, flow battery and PTA synthesis. Its end-user industries include water treatment, electronics, furnishing, automotive, agricultural, oil & gas, textile and construction among others.

Gemstones are elements of minerals which when polished and cut are used for making jewelry and other ornaments, as well as for decoration purposes. Certain rocks or organic materials that are not considered as minerals are also consumed in making jewelry products and are hence considered to gemstones as well. While most of the gemstones are hard in nature, certain soft minerals are used in making jewelry owing to their luster and other properties exhibiting aesthetic value. In addition to jewelry, hardstone carvings and antiquity gems have been major luxury art forms as well. They are usually treated in order to improve the clarity or color of the stone, and can affect the value of the stone depending upon the extent and type of treatment. Certain gemstones are produced to imitate other gemstones. Such gemstones include synthetic moissanite and cubic zirconia which is a synthetic diamond stimulant consisting of zirconium oxide. These gemstones replicate the color and look the original stone but don't exhibit their physical and chemical properties. Moissanite has a higher refractive index as compared to diamond and has more "fire" when presented with an equivalent cut and sized diamond.