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Sustainable Alternatives for Food Packaging

Boost Your Biocontrol Formulations with Organosilicone Adjuvants

July 25, 2024
9 AM EST / 3 PM CET

Are Siloxane-Based Processing Aids Sustainable Alternatives for Food Packaging?

Momentive invites you to join us for a webinar on Sustainable Alternatives for Food Packaging. We will focus on Silquest PA-1, a PFAS-free PPA for blown and cast film extrusion, can enable higher production rates with potential energy savings while eliminating melt fracture and die build-up without compromising application critical properties of the final article.

In this Webinar:

  • We will address common silicone misconceptions and share the steps MPM is taking to develop sustainable alternatives to PFAS-based products.

  • We will introduce the fundamentals of siloxane-based chemistry, the intrinsic benefits these materials offer, and the engineering needed to make high performing polymer processing aids (PPAs) that can address the food packaging market needs.

  • We will conclude by providing example compositions and demonstrating the efficacy of our additive through a quantitative comparative analysis against both PFAS and other PFAS-free PPAs.


Meet Our Speaker:

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Sebastian Russell | Application Development Engineer

Sebastian is an Application Development Engineer with Momentive’s Polymer & Electronics Additive business segment and is responsible the development & execution of MPM’s innovation pipeline, providing technical application expertise, and working closely with customers to identify new opportunities for profitable growth the Americas region.Prior to joining Momentive, Sebastian earned a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from Columbia University for his work studying polymers for energy storage applications. He went on to work at the interface between machine learning and polymer processing as a postdoctoral research associate for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory at the Center for Functional Nanomaterials.