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Betsy Beckwith
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When silicones are used in the consumer product sector, they provide significant energy savings.
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- Silicones are used across some of the most strenuous and yet some of the most sensitive applications.
- They add "industrial" to the "strength" of coatings, sealants and joints in skyscrapers, bridges, highways and ocean vessels.
- Used in personal care products and health care, they make lotions, topical medications and skin adhesives easy to apply and less irritating.
- Regardless of the application, silicones' wide-ranging properties make them a key ingredient in thousands of consumer and industrial materials.
- Silicones' versatility stems from their performance and protective qualities.
- Silicones Facilitate Improvements in Energy Efficiency
- Silicones Facilitate a Transition to a Carbon-Neutral Economy
- Silicones Enabling Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency
- Silicone Medical Applications
- Silicone Transportation Equipment Application
- Silicone Automotive Applications
- Silicone Textile Applications
- Silicone Electrical Machinery, Electronics and Telecommunication Applications
- Silicone Building and Construction Applications
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