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The SPE Library contains thousands of papers, presentations, journal briefs and recorded webinars from the best minds in the Plastics Industry. Spanning almost two decades, this collection of published research and development work in polymer science and plastics technology is a wealth of knowledge and information for anyone involved in plastics.

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Conference Proceedings

The Role of Organophosphites in PVC Stabilizers
Mick Jakupca, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Promoting A “Green” Agenda A Turnkey Approach to Environmental Stewardship
John D. Pace, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Organotin Stabilizers From Renewable Resouces
Kevin Yocca | Mark Lavach, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

A Tribute to Elliott Weinberg
Mark Lavach, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

FACTORS CONSIDERED IN DARK COLORED WINDOWS AND SIDING - PART III - ROLES OF HDT IMPROVERS AND REINFORCING FILLERS
James W. Summers | Ella Rabinovitch | Ron Kaminski, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Fire Performance Synergies of Metal Hydroxides and Metal Molybdates in Antimony-Free Flexible PVC
Ken Walker | Alex Isarov | Tong Chen, September 2010

Viability of continued use of antimony oxide is among the topics of broad interest to PVC compound suppliers as well as their end users. Existing and emerging regulatory mandates have continued to drive an industry-wide effort to minimize use of antimony oxide in PVC, while being able to maintain adequate fire performance when formulating the low-smoke compounds for a variety of applications such as construction materials and wire and cable products.

Novel RPVC Foam
Harris, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Protecting America’s Team
Sarnafil | Sika, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

TiO2 and Weathering of Rigid PVC Products
Andy Feng, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Effective PVC Heat Stabilization in the Post-REACh Era
Tony DiMaio, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

DOW ECOLIBRIUM™ Bio-Based Plasticizers - Greening of PVC with Renewably Sourced Plasticizers
Bharat I. Chaudhary | R. Eaton | B. Sczekalla | C. Laufer | B. Neese | A. Ghosh-Dastidar, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

High Performance PVC Roofing – An Active Asset
Ballensky, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Landfill Biodegradation
Richard F. Grossman, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

NGO’s What is on the Horizon
Devon Wm. Hill, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

PVC Bio-Composites: Pelletized Natural Fiber/PVC Composites, Improving Cost and Performance in GREEN Building Products
Edward Schut, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Vinyl Building Materials Recycling Update
Richard Krock, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Flexible Vinyl Alliance
Kevin Ott, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

The Importance of Risk Assessment as a Materials Selection Criterion
Richard Krock, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Vinyl Siding and Sustainability: Challenges and Opportunities
David S. Johnston, September 2010

PowerPoint Presentation at Vinyltec 2010.

Economic Outlook
Robert Fry, September 2010

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"Insert title of paper here in quotes,"
ANTEC 2016 - Indianapolis, Indiana, USA May 23-25, 2016. [On-line].
Society of Plastics Engineers, ISBN: 123-0-1234567-8-9, pp. 000-000.
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