Nanotechnology : Fort Lauderdale

Enviroclean

frankforman — Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:20:31 +0000

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Web url

http://www.teamenviroclean.com/

Contact Email

frank@teamenviroclean.com

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Street address

2269 South University Drive #219

Zip or postal code

33324

Telephone

(954) 537-3755

Fax

(954) 537-3756

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Ceo, president

Frank Forman, CEO

Number of employees

Long description

We have worked for almost 10 years to design a more powerful and cost effective TiO2 coating and because of our hi-tech nano TiO2 delivery system the MagnaForce X-3 Fogger we can achieve over 5,000 Ft2 of coverage per liter, and cover up to 100,000 Ft2 per worker per day.

The Enviroclean ultra violet photocatalyst TiO2 coatings can transform any treated surface into a biologically safer surface in turn this will assist in protecting you, your family, your co-workers and your property 24hrs a day 365 days per year! All you have to do is add light (320Nm ~ 380Nm UV-A band gap)

Titanium Dioxide is a revolutionary rare earth mineral derived purifying coating based on advanced nanotechnology and the most up to date science. TiO2 / UV-PCO coatings have been extensively studied by the experts at NASA, EPA, FDA, USDA and found to provide many environmental benefits with out the normal amount of toxins associated with traditional decontaminating methodologies.

Titanium Dioxide is extremely successful at eliminating: Chemicals, Combustion, Germs, Odors, Cooking Odors, Garbage Odors, Menthol, Onions, Hospital Odors, Sewer Gases, Asphalt Fumes, Butane, Aged Manuscripts, Cigarette Smoke, Exhaust Fumes, Food Odors, Creosote, Garlic, Mildew, Paint Odors, Industrial Wastes, Toluene, Bacteria, Poultry Odors, Dead Animals, Gasoline, Fecal Odors, Carbon Monoxide, Kerosene, Viruses, Toxic Mold, Fungi, Algae, Acrylic Acid, Bathroom Smells, Propane, Decaying Odors, Formaldehyde, Fertilizer, Tetrachloride, Lactic Acid, Adhesive Gases, Moth Balls, Furniture Odors, Ammonia, Coal Smoke, Benzene, Rancid Oils, Diesel Fumes, Carbolic Acid, Fire Odors, Carpet Odors, Lubricating Oils, Alcohol, Naphtha, Gangrene, Animal Odors, Ethyl Alcohol, Body Odors, Resins, Ether, Anesthetics, Fish Odors, Charred Materials, Botulism, E Coli, Listeria, Shigella, Campylobacter, Nosocomial Illness, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), Bird Flu (H5N1), contagious diseases and MORE!

Envirocleans Nano sized TiO2 Anatase colloid solution of photocatalyst coatings (8 ~ 10Nm ) will create a semi-permanent almost invisible biological contaminate protecting film. The film can work for years with out re-application and will provide maximum benefits as long as the coating is activated with light. (UV-A 320~390NM) The activated TiO2 coating can assist in the decomposition of all kinds of microbes.

We sell bulk product to OEM's and certified applicators only.

Here is an example of our lowest pricing structure for an OEM:

50 Cases per month on a 3 year agreement
$3.95 per liter or $14.97 per gallon
Price per case $3,712.56 U$D

Sold in a concentrated formula that 1 case nets 248 gallons per case of finished product.

Contact us for certification class schedules and OEM opportunities. There are a limited number of territories let on a first come first serve basis.

Enviroclean is the exclusive worldwide master distributor of the Bio Shield Brand of Titanium Dioxide products manufactured by JC Home Enterprises, Inc.

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Patents

International Symposium on Nanotechnology in Environmental Protection and Pollution 2007

Tue, 09 Jan 2007 07:10:17 +0000

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The objective of theISNEPP series of symposia is to advance the emerging field of Nanotechnology in the areas of environmental protection and remediation, public health, energy resources and production, and standards and regulation.

Long description

ISNEPP 2007 - Nanotechnology in Environmental Protection & Pollution is jointly organized by Marshall University and the Asia Pacific Nanotechnology Forum.

The ISNEPP series of symposia addresses developments in Nanotechnology in environmental protection and remediation, public health, energy resources and production, and standards and regulation. The symposium provides a platform for researchers and industry to highlight new developments and needs in these areas. Discussion rounds and panel sessions provide for input from policy makers and regulators.

Registration Fee: USD 580
Early Registration: USD 520 (before 20 May 2007)

Abstract Deadline: 10 May 2007
Paper Deadline: 15 September 2007

Peer Reviewed Proceeding will be published in Special Issue of a peer reviewed journal:
Past peer reviews ISNEPP proceedings have been published in Journal of Science and Technology for Advanced Materials, Elsevier (STAM).
Journal of SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OF ADVANCED MATERIALS

Event precise location and contact information

Bahia Mar Beach Resort & Yachting Center
801 Seabreeze Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale, FL, USA

Contact: mincai@apnf.org

Web site Url link

http://www.isnepp.org

Web site Url text

ISNEPP

Nanotechnology: Newbridge Securities Corporation

Benj — Wed, 30 Aug 2006 15:37:31 +0000

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Web url

http://www.newbridgereports.com/

Contact Email

info@newbridgereports.com

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Street address

1451 West Cypress Creek Road, Suite 204

Zip or postal code

33309-1953

Telephone

800-396-3545

Fax

954-337-0417

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Ceo, president

Number of employees

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The Newbridge Nanotechnology Index (the NNIX or Index) has been constructed to track the stock market performance of companies that are currently active in nanotechnology. We believe that this science, which involves the precise assembly and manipulation of matter at the atomic or molecular level, will serve as the basis for myriad innovations in a wide range of industrial sectors in coming years. For a more extensive treatment of this subject, please request our TrendFocus: Nanotechnology report from June 3, 2004. The original Index included 21 companies at inception, and is weighted by market capitalization. The base date for the Index is June 30, 2004, at which time the base value for the index was set at 1000. We reconstitute and rebalance the index every fiscal quarter. As of August 19, 2005 the index includes 24 companies.