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358 startups matching “Chemicals”
Clear search- Apogee PhotonicsChemicalsChemicalsAllentown, USSeries BJan 2007
- Comens New MaterialsChemicalsChemicalsBeijing, ChinaSeries ADec 2006
- Polnox CorporationChemicalsChemicalsLowell, USSeries BMar 2006
- ORYXE Energy InternationalChemicalsChemicalsIrvine, USSeries CFeb 2006
- MethanotechChemicalsChemicalsPasadena, USSeries AAug 2005
- Selon Industrial Co.ChemicalsChemicalsLeping, ChinaSeries BAug 2004
- InMatChemicalsChemicalsRaritan, USSeries AApr 2003
- PhotosecureChemicalsChemicalsBoston, USSeries BAug 2002
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