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Neodecanoic Acid Global Consumption to Return to 2007 Level Only by 2011-2013 According to Latest Report Released by MarketPublishers.com

06 Oct 2010 • by Natalie Aster

With the global decline in automobile manufacturing and construction spending, which are two key indicators for paint and coatings sales, the global production of Neodecanoic Acid has reduced and is not likely to reach the rates of previous years (220,000 tonnes/yr) till 2011.

The decline in Neodecanoic Acid global demand directly depends on the largest contraction in lubricants demand (9% average annual decline) between 2007 and 2009. It is expected that Neodecanoic Acid global consumption will return to 2007 level only by 2011-2013.

Neodecanoic Acid is used primarily as an intermediate to make other chemical products. Salts and esters of Neodecanoic Acid are used in a variety of applications. Consumer and commercial applications primarily include paints, coatings, resins, lubricants, adhesion promotors for steel belted tires, as well as metalworking fluids.

More information on Neodecanoic acid (CAS 26896-20-8) market can be obtained from ‘Neodecanoic acid (CAS 26896-20-8) Market Research Report’, issued at MarketPublishers.com:

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