An increasing number of cases of allergic contact dermatitis secondary to formaldehyde resins used for textile finishes have been seen in our office over the last several years. Although ...

Information obtained by contacting each company about their use of low-formaldehyde-releasing resins or no such resins in their textile finishing; this list is not necessarily comprehensive ...

Once formaldehyde is produced, the researchers showed they could use that molecule to generate polymers by adding urea, a nitrogen-containing molecule found in urine. This resin-like polymer ...

After producing formaldehyde, the researchers demonstrated that adding urea—a nitrogen-containing compound—creates a resin-like polymer known as urea-formaldehyde, commonly used in products ...

Once formaldehyde is produced, the researchers showed they could use that molecule to generate polymers by adding urea, a nitrogen-containing molecule found in urine. This resin-like polymer ...