Featured Articles
 New Composite Materials for
High-Temperature Ceramics
The cornerstone of ultrahigh-temperature ceramics is a
small group of diboride and carbide ceramic-matrix composites including ZrB2/SiC, HfB2/SiC
and ZrB2/SiC/C. They have a unique set of material properties including unusually high... Continued...
Magnetic Particulate Materials
for Adhesives
Magnetic composite materials typically consist of a matrix and a dispersed, fibrous or
continuous second phase. The second phase may reinforce (strengthen or stiffen), alter
electrical or magnetic properties or enhance wear or erosion resistance of adhesives... Continued...
Enzymes for Industrial
Applications
Enzymes are the natural solution to industrial problems. Industrial enzymes are
those catalysts used on large production-oriented scales to aid the reactions of mass
quantities of chemicals.
US demand for enzymes, including industrial and specialty, will grow... Continued...
Reference
Resources from READE
The READE SuperSite contains a lot of useful
information for professionals in the industry. Have you visited these pages?
Contact Us
Your comments are always well received. We also welcome articles for
consideration!
The Editor
Reade International Ltd., SA (READE)
Website: www.reade.com
E-mail: rcg@reade.net
Balboa
Business Center
Oficina "A", Edif. 792-X, La Boca Road
Apartado Postal 2080-0843
Balboa-Ancón, República de Panamá
Tel: +507-314-1282
Fax: +507-314-1284
|
|
| More
News |
Gold and Silver Nanotubes Created at the Weizmann
Institute <read more>
NIST/CU-Boulder Scientists Create New Form of Matter -
a Fermionic Condensate
<read more>
R&D Funding Forecast Upturns and Defense are Driving United States R&D in
2004
<read more>Data Mining Boosts New Materials
Searches
<read more>
Intel Says Chip Speed Breakthrough Will Alter Cyberworld
<read more>
FTAA: NAFTA's Big Brother - What will it mean for the Metal Industry?
<read more>
|
| Languages |
Español
Portugues
Others...
|
| Subscription
Information |
Please feel free to forward this issue to friends and associates. Inviting a
friend to receive this newsletter is easy. Click here to Refer a Friend If you are not subscribed yet, you can be notified of new
issues by subscribing here.
If you want to be removed from
our E-zine list, simply click here. |
|
| Most
Popular at the READE SuperSite |
New RSS Capability
Our E-zine is now available as a RSS feed. Drag and drop the XML icon into
your RSS News Reader. 
No subscription necessary!
New RFQ PageREADE Advanced Materials recently launched a new version of its Request
for Quotation page. If you are in need of Advanced Materials and Specialty
Chemicals such as those announced here, fill in the form available: <click here>.
The system will automatically send your request to the READE Regional Office closest to you.
What's new Page
This page lists the changes and additions
to the READE SuperSite. Files are listed in date order with the most recent being first.
If you have visited our site before and want to know what has been added or changed, take
a look here first.
|
| Privacy
Statement |
The e-mail address that you provide READE will
be used only in connection with sending out the monthly free READE Specialty Chemicals
e-Zine published by Reade Communications Group at the Port of Balboa in the Republic of
Panama. For the foreseeable future, READE has no intentions to either sell, share, or
allow another party to use the collected e-mail addresses.
|
|
