Disruptive Technology Trends

Specialty Chemical Sector

2021

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Top Technology Disruptive Trends in Specialty Chemicals

IEBS has identified the top disruptive technology trends in the special chemical sector for 2021

EMERGING AREAS OF NANOMATERIALS

•Aroma compounds, also knownas an odorant, aroma,fragrance or flavor, is achemical compound that has asmell or odor.

•Flavor and fragrancecompositions as well as theessential oils, natural extracts,and aroma chemicals that serveas starting materials.

Cosmetics and Personal Care

•Sustainable movements suchas water efficient product,biodegradable surfactants, co2utilization technologies affectingoverall home care ingredientssections.

•Post Covid 19 disinfectantchemical has showing sharpgrowth in market shares whichwill continue in upcoming yearsas well

Home Care Ingredients

•Aroma compounds, also knownas an odorant, aroma,fragrance or flavor, is achemical compound that has asmell or odor.

•Flavor and fragrancecompositions as well as theessential oils, natural extracts,and aroma chemicals that serveas starting materials.

Flavor & Fragrance

•Any toxic substance used to killanimals, fungi, or plants thatcause economic damage to cropor ornamental plants or arehazardous to the health ofdomestic animals or humans.

•The term pesticide includes allof the following: herbicide,insecticides, molluscicide,rodenticide, bactericide,antimicrobial, and fungicide

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Pesticides

• Different catalysts are inconstant development to fulfileconomic, and environmentaldemands.

•Catalyst might be used toreplace a polluting chemicalreaction with a moreenvironmentally friendlyalternative.

Catalyst

•Electronic chemicals are thechemicals used in electronicindustry to manufacturesemiconductor components, ICsand PCBs. With increasing useof semiconductors in industriessuch as aerospace, defense andautomotive as well as for themanufacturing of smartphones,computers, electronicappliances, tablets, etc.,

Electronic Chemicals

•Additives are importantcomponents commonly used atlow concentrations inexcipients. Additives providecertain functions such asenhancing stability, modifyingpH, preventing microbialgrowth, etc.

Pharmaceutical Additives

• Feed additives are minorcomponents of the animalration and are used forimproving thequality/digestibility of feed andthe nutritive and aestheticquality of food or improvinganimal performance and health.

Food & Feed Additives

•Construction chemicals areused by the construction andcivil repair industry. Thesechemicals help enhanceconcrete strength and quality,provide water-tightness andprotect concrete structuresfrom atmospheric degradation.

Construction Chemicals

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Importance of various antioxidant and vitamins on skin health is well established. Consumersnow are inclined to take more holistic approach to develop good skin heath. Effective dietaryingredients, glucosaminoglycan extracellular matrix plays an important role to prevent skinaging.Delphinol: An innovative and unique extract with exceptional anti-aging, anti-inflammatory andanti-oxidant benefits. Developed using Maqui Berry, the most powerful antioxidant super fruit inthe world.

Nutri-ingredients

Cosmetics and Personal Care

Scientist are creating new ingredients derived from nature or utilizing the waste material tocreate value added product. For example extraction from plants or deriving sustainableingredients by upcycling food waste have been gaining more interest.British brand UpCircle Beauty has launched oils, scrubs and soap bars based on used coffeewaste and chai spice granules.

Green Ingredients

Cosmetics scientist have been able to measure the importance of the skinmicrobiome in hygiene and personal care. Probiotics and prebiotics from gutmicrobiota promote skin benefitsSynbio® skin care products contain a high concentration of probiotics andprebiotics

Human Microbiota

Keeping skin, hair, body as well as beauty tools germ free has become major focusdue to global pandemic. Beauty industries are expecting to see high demand inantibacterial personal care product sector.Cosmetic Sanitizer Mist by BeautySoClean is one of such product specificallyformulated to sanitize makeup.

Hygiene

Developers are focusing on technologies which can modulate the release of activematerials based on desired kinetics.Prolabin & Tefarm has developed biocompatible lamellar synthetic clays based oninnovative intercalation technologies show good results in terms of controlled release.

Controlled Delivery System

Key Technology TrendsKey Players Activity

Spotlight on Cosmetics Regulations

• BASF invests to produce Uvinul® (UVAprotection ingredient) A Plus in Asia

• L’Oréal’s Garnier is the first major massmarket brand to launch a range of zerowaste shampoo bars onto the UK market.

• Unilever research identifies mouthwashtechnology containing Cetrylpyridiniumchloride (CPC) has potential to reduce viralload of SARS-CoV-2 virus by 99.9%

• Kaffe Bueno. A Denmark based biotechstartup closes €1.1m seed round, plans 2021active ingredient launches.

• The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC)announced its first law enforcementcrackdown on deceptive claims in the growingmarket for cannabidiol (CBD) products.

• China releases regulations on supervision andadministration of cosmetics for the cosmeticsindustry that shall be applicable from 2021

• More the 400 beauty companies and brandshave signed a open letter to stand againstnew animal testing regulatory decisions madeby the ECHA where some widely usedcosmetics ingredients need to be tested onanimals

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Biodegradable surfactant

Break down and decompose intoby-products found in nature in ashort period of time.Evonik Industries to developrhamnolipids, a renewable andbiodegradable surfactant

CO2 Utilization

Replace non-renewable sources(black carbon) with captured CO2.CleanO2 has developed thetechnology to turn CO2 emissionsfrom industrial process into potashfor use in soaps, detergents

Water-efficient formulations

Novel technologies that reduce theneeds of water requirementXorbs are high performancespherical polymers that reducewater consumption for laundrypurpose.

Low carbon chemistry

Plants and biological (green), marine algae (blue) andcarbon recovered from waste material like plastic(grey).Centre for Enzyme Innovation at the University ofPortsmouth innovate novel enzyme produced fromagricultural waste that could be used as additive indetergents

Microbiome Technology

Harness the natural cleaning power of ‘good’ probioticbacteria which effectively inhibit the harmful bacteriathat cause infections.Aunt Fannie’s probiotic range includes hand soap, dishsoap, cleaning wipes and multi-surface cleaners, andboasts only plant-based ingredients.

Multi-layer protective shield

Microban 24, a antibacterial home sanitizing productslunched by P&G kill 99.9% of bacteria on contact

Natural disinfecting product

Thymox® Technology is environmentally friendly,non-toxic, non-corrosive, and biodegradable.

Multi-purpose surfactant blend

A cost effective simple surfactantblend that provides highperformanceAspire® HS Super Concentratecomprised of cationic, anionic, andnon-ionic surfactants that worksynergistically

Smart Polymer

It prevents surface from buildingup soap scum and lime scale.Aristocare™ Smart developed byClarient protect surfaces and helpsto reduce the time needed forcleaning

Hybrid Polymer

Provide formulation efficiency andhigher performanceAlcoguard® H 5941 developed bynouryon is a readily biodegradablehybrid polymer based on naturaland synthetic components

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• Unilever and Innova Partnerships havelaunched a joint venture biotechnologycompany, Penrhos Bio, tocommercialise a technology thatmeans self-cleaning surfaces couldbecome a reality.

• Clariant launches next-gen cosmenyl™100 pigment dispersions with a newstate-of-the-art preservation systemthat suitable for coloring home andfabric care applications

• A.I.S.E. putting focus on productresource efficiency projects to reducepackaging size

• To support companies A.I.S.E. hasdeveloped guidline principles onsustainable sourcing of bio-basedmaterials

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Home Care Ingredients

Key Players Activities

1) BASF Enters Natural Flavour & Fragrance Markets: In a move toexpand its presence in the natural flavor and fragrance business,BASF has acquired Isobionics and formed a cooperative agreementwith Conagen.

2) Advanced Biotech, are helping to foster research about sustainablemethods and practices in the flavors and fragrances industry

3) Bell Flavors & Fragrances EMEA have launched inspirationalfragrances trends of 2020/21 based on our fascinated planet theme.Like Ocean Vibes, Australian Inspiration, Planet Lover.

Regulations

1) Restricted Flavors:- Coumarin and dihydrocoumarin, Tonkabean(Diptera adorat), β-asarone and cinnamyl anthracite, Estragole,Ethyl Methyl Ketone, Ethyl-3-Phenylglycidate, Eugenyl methyl ether,Methyl β naphthyl Ketone, p-Propylanisole, Safrole and Isosafrole,Thujone and isothujone α & β thujone

Natural Ingredients

Colours and flavours from naturalsources and ingredients arebecoming key focus of newinnovation. Some popular naturalingredients are botanical extractsfrom various plant sources such asguaiac wood, citrus oils, cornmint, Eucalyptus, and other.

Synthetic Ingredients

Synthetic fragrances are lessexpensive compared to naturalvariants. They are also possiblysafer since they have beenthoroughly tested and used.Vanillin, Ethyl Acetate, Menthol,and others

Natural Processing TechniqueMany big brands have started tofollow natural processing likeanimal cruelty free, and 100%vegan ingredients being utilized.For example:- Olam Cocoa todevelop TrueDark under its deZaanbrand, a cocoa powder that has notundergone alkalised processing,when the powder is washed with apotassium carbonate solution.

Fusion Technology

Its an upcoming technology whereconsumers can mix and fuse therefavourite fragarances which cancreate an exotic and differentfragarance altogether. Artiris''smart diffuser,' called Compoz, letsusers insert up to five scented oilpods at a time. From there, theycan select different scents andchange their intensity in real time

• Flavors and fragrances are integral components of a wide rangeof consumer goods. Flavors affect both the sense of taste andsmell, whereas fragrances affect only smell.

• For an individual chemical or class of chemical compounds toimpart a smell or fragrance, it must be sufficiently volatile fortransmission via the air to the olfactory system in the upper partof the nose.

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Flavor & Fragrance

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1) BASF’s latest insecticide Broflanilide received the first registrationworldwide by the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary MedicinesAuthority (APVMA).

2) Syngenta Crop Protection announces launch of Spiropidion: a newinsecticide active ingredient

Restrictions

1) Ban on POPs pesticides. POPs chemicals don't break down easilyand can remain in the environment for a long time. Many of themevaporate in hot climates, travel through the atmosphere and settlein colder environments. They are also lipophylic meaning that theyare soluble in fat. This means that they tend to accumulate in thebody fat of animals in ever increasing quantities eventually leadingto long term physiological effects such as infertility.

2) The EU reduced its maximum residue level (MRL) for tricyclazole, afungicide used for control of neck blast in rice, a hundred-fold to0.01 parts per million (ppm) or 1 milligram per 100 kg from January2018.

Microbial pesticides

Microbial pesticides consist of amicroorganism (e.g., a bacterium, fungus,virus or protozoan) as the activeingredient. Microbial pesticides can controlmany kinds of pests, although each separateactive ingredient is relatively specific for itstarget pest. Bacillus thuringiensis, or Bt.kills one or a few related species of insectlarvae.

Biochemical

Pesticides include all naturally occurringsubstances (or their structurally similarsynthetic analogs) that are intended foruse as attractants, repellents, desiccants,semiochemicals, plant and insectregulators, and induced systemicresponse (ISR) and systemic acquiredresponse (SAR) inducers. juvenilehormone, Methoprene are few of theexamples of biochemicals.

Fly Baits

Use of insecticide sticker panel is one of thelatest innovations for discreetly controlling awide variety of fly species. Fly Bait involvesingredients like vinegar, sugar, and dishsoap. This technique has been proven to besuitable for managing houseflies, phoridflies, blowflies, fungus gnats, fruit flies, andbottle flies.

Non-toxic Heat Treatments

Modern heat treatments that are scaledup for commercial use include the use ofinfrared rays that penetrate surfaces ofpests. The big advantage of thistreatment includes the avoidance of thedevelopment of insects’ resilience tospray chemicals. Thermo-bug andabsolute pest management have beentrying this technology.

• Pesticide is a chemical (such as carbamate) or biological agent(such as a virus, bacterium, or fungus) that deters, incapacitates,kills, or otherwise discourages pests.

• Insecticides have a pivotal role in our lives, not only for cropprotection in agriculture, but also to avoid the spreading ofharmful pests causing human diseases such as malaria.

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Nano pesticides

There are very few publications that carefully analyze the benefits—and risks—of so-called“nanoagrochemicals” against their conventional alternatives. In most cases, the increase inefficacy is quite limited. However, in some cases researchers have observed improvementsby an order of magnitude under laboratory conditions. Canadian Vive Crop’s AllosperseDelivery System is possibly the best example.

Key Players

Pesticides

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Key Player Activities1) BASF introduces Fourtune FCC catalyst for

maximizing butylene selectivity over propylene.2) BASF launches a new Tri-Metal Catalyst, developed in

collaboration with and sponsored by Sibanye-Stillwater and Impala Platinum.

3) Evonik acquires Porocel for US$210 million toaccelerate growth of catalysts business.

• Catalyst are substances that alters the speed of thereaction by providing an alternate path for thereaction to take place.

• Catalyst can be classified as acidic, basic,homogeneous, heterogeneous, and other. Somecatalyst hinders the rate of reaction which are alsoknown as poisons.

Organocatalyst

Organocatalyst is an alternative catalystagainst the expensive metals used forreactions. But its regeneration is aproblem that is still a problem to besolved completely. Therefore, thismaterial is still a trending technology.

Nanoparticles

The photocatalytic degradation ofmethylene blue was chosen to evaluatethe photocatalytic activity of N-ZnOnanoparticles, with results indicating thatthe material exhibited higher activitytowards the degradation of methyleneblue.

Dehydrogenation Catalyst

Hydrogen is emerging as an alternativee-fuel. Therefore, its required to collecthydrogen in an efficient manner fromvarious reaction for which efficientcatalyst are required. Nobel metalcatalyst has been upcoming solution fordehydrogenation.

Refinery Catalyst

Catalyst for various refinery purposes arein latest trend. Like converting moreuseful product during cracking of crudeoil or converting CO2 to methane etc.

Key Players

Sustainable catalysis

• Due to the diminishing resources of precious metals, Jacob R. Ludwig working on anapproach for the development of more sustainable catalysis is the use of metals withhigh crustal abundance, which are often referred to as base metals.

• Moreover, Lutz Ackermann is a Professor at the Georg-August-University Göttingenhas developed novel concepts for sustainable catalysis constitutes his major currentresearch interest, and he has a topical focus on C–H activation.

Catalyst

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Key Players Activities

1) Honeywell Technology Is Helping To Keep Phones Cool withavailability of a Thermal Interface Materials (TIM) solution.

2) Linde and Daimler Truck to Collaborate on Hydrogen RefuelingTechnology.

3) BASF and Cellnex will bring 5G technology to the Tarragonaproduction centre.

Polyfluoroalkyl Substances

PFAS are also essential to semiconductormanufacturing equipment and factoryinfrastructure. The exceptional combination oftheir heat and chemical resistance and theirchemical inertness allows fluoropolymers to beused both in equipment components andlubrication.

New Day Batteries• Sodium-ion battery which are being

considered as an alternative for lithium insmartphones. Another example isAluminum-air battery which are used incars and manages to give 1,100 milesdrive in a single run.

Chemicals in Telecom CommunicationChemical Engineering and Chemistry play asignificant role in the majority of informationand communication technologies that supportan industry that collects, processes, displays,stores, retrieves, and transmits vast quantitiesof digital data. For e.g., barium carbonate,silicon dioxide, yttrium oxide are used asraw material for antennas.

Thin Films for Solar Panel• A thin-film solar cell is a second-

generation solar cell that is made bydepositing one or more thin layers, orthin film (TF) of photovoltaic material ona substrate, such as glass, plastic ormetal.

• University of Cambridge is working witha promising new family of materialsknown as halide perovskites. Perovskiteinks are deposited onto glass or plasticto make extremely thin films – aroundone hundredth of the width of a humanhair.

• The electronics industry uses a broad range of highlysophisticated specialty chemicals in many processing steps inthe manufacture of electronic components and products,including silicon wafers and integrated circuits, for packagingand printed circuit boards (PCBs), in the manufacture ofcompound semiconductors and optoelectronics, and in theproduction of flat panel display products.

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Electroplating• Electroplating is a general name for processes that create a metal coating on a solid

substrate through the reduction of cations of that metal by means of a direct electric current.• Nanocrystalline metals provide greater hardness, wear-resistance, ductility, and corrosion

resistance compared to traditional metal surfaces.• The aim of electroplating technology is to develop non-metal substrates. Future composite

materials will be non-metallic with reinforcements in the form of Kevlar, carbon or glass.

Key Players

Electronic Chemicals

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Key Players Activities1) Liposomes enhance effective drug delivery: CORDENPHARMA2) Celanese: VitalDose® Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) excipients

are used for controlled-release drugs, medical implants andcombination devices.

Sugar• Sugar spheres (also called neutral pellets,

nonpareil seeds, microgranules or sugarbeads) are produced, preferably using alayered sugar-coating structure which resultin sufficient mechanical stability for furtherprocessing.

• The common sugar alcohol, mannitol(HOCH2(CHOH)4CH2OH), can be used as apharmaceutical excipient, a non-dietaryingredient in dietary supplements. Mannitol,with its sweet taste and pleasant mouthfeel,may serve the same purpose inconfectionaries, chewable dietarysupplements, or oral medications.

Film Coating

Pharmaceutical industry now requirestechnology for coating not only coretabletsand pellets, but also other deliverysystems such as catheters, ingestibleimaging instruments, stents, joint platesetc. For example, near infra-redtechniques which can be used to analyzecoated product in a manner that, the in-process quality tests such as; moisturecontents, drug contents, amounts of theapplied film coating can be predictedbefore the end of the coating process andbefore the product is being dischargedfrom the coating pan

Edible Polymer

• With a rising demand for green materials toproduce new, environmentally safe, ediblepolymers from natural polymeric materialshave been attracting considerable attentionin recent years. Edible polymers are mainlycomposed of polysaccharides, proteins andlipids. Biocompatibility and biodegradabilityare preferred properties of edible polymerused in biomedical field.

• Most capsule products manufactured todayare of the hard gelatin type.

Nanotechnology• Nanotechnology offers multiple benefits

in treating chronic human diseases bysite-specific, and target-orienteddelivery of precise medicines. Recently,there are several outstandingapplications of the nanomedicine(chemotherapeutic agents, biologicalagents, immunotherapeutic agents etc.)in the treatment of various diseases.

• Zein, an alcohol‐soluble protein in corn,can self‐assemble into spherical

nanoparticles, which makes it an idealcarrier material for the encapsulation ofhydrophobic bioactive molecules.

• Any substance other than the active drug that is included in themanufacturing process or is contained in a finishedpharmaceutical dosage form.

• Antioxidant, Humectant, Stiffing agent, Suspending agent,Flavoring Agent, Coloring Agent, Emulsifying Agent, PolishingAgent are few examples of excipients/additives inpharmaceutical drugs.

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Pharmaceutical Additives

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Key Players Activities1) Cargill invests $15 million in new bio industrial plant in India.2) CP Kelco launches new pectin to simplify fruited drinking yogurt

production3) “Alternative Proteins: Taste and Texture Reigns in Creating

Plant-Based Products” – Food Ingredients First

Regulations1) US FDA amending additive norms to disallow seven flavouring

substances.2) FSSAI: Certified colours and colours exempt from certification3) FSSAI re-operationalises regulations on formaldehyde in fish

Preservative

Ozone quickly decomposes intooxygen molecule and possess ahigh oxidation potential making it agood antimicrobial and antiviralagent. Apart from this, ozoneremoves the necessity to storeharmful chemicals as the gas canbe made instantly. Also, incomparison with chlorine, itsdegradation leaves negligibleresidue when treated with solidfoods or beverages.

Alternative Cell-Based Proteins

There is growing consumer awarenessof, and interest in, alternative proteins.Meat has been the main source ofprotein in developed markets for yearsbecause of which plant-based food saleshave been increased.Fermented proteins and culturedmeat are also being considered as analternative as well.

Health Benefits

Lutein is a type of vitamin called acarotenoid. Lutein is a nutrient bestknown for its help maintaining eyehealth, it also helps preserve andboost brain activity, improvingmemory, learning efficiency, andverbal fluency.

Probiotics in food additives

• Consumers across the worldunderstand the benefits of probioticsfor gut health. Therefor increasingdemand for products with digestivehealth benefits

• GanedenBC30® (Bacillus coagulansGBI-30, 6086) is a natural, hardyprobiotic ingredient used by productmanufacturers to create a wide rangeof probiotic-fortified foods andbeverages.

• Food additives are substances added to foods to performspecific functions. Additives may be natural, nature identical orartificial.

• The main groups of food additives are antioxidants, colors,flavor enhancers, sweeteners, emulsifiers and stabilizersand preservatives.

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Food & Feed Additives

Key Players Activities1) Nanex combined nanotechnology and nature for waterproofing.2) Evonik specialty chemicals facilitates construction under Belt

and Road.3) Solidia Technologies Named a Global Cleantech 100 Company

for Fourth Year.

Cladding Technology

• An in situ hot press bonding technology has been developed to clad aluminium onmagnesium. Followed by regular hot rolling, magnesium sheets, covered by ductile andcorrosion-resistant aluminium without detectable oxides in the interface, are produced.The new technology requires no welding, vacuum, protective atmosphere or barrier layer.

• Another trending technology is Laser cladding technology allows materials to be depositedaccurately, selectively and with minimal heat input into the underlying substrate.

Sustainable Technique

Optimized energy efficiency and a drive for low to zero carbon emissions have driveninnovation in building construction and service design for years. In response, new, betterthermal performance materials are being developed.• Electrochromic glass can shift from clear to opaque based on external stimuli such as

an electrical current or UV rays. It eliminates the need for shades and other windowtreatments, while adapting to current conditions passively.

• Solar thermal cladding is a passive solar building method designed specifically to holdheat during the winter.

Waterproofing Technology

Many nanotech solutions have made their way into everyday life – one of the mostprominent being the use of ceramic coating for waterproofing.• Nano coating is hydrophobic (water repellent), oleo phobic (oil repellent) surface layer

that repels water, oil, dirt, and other dry particles.• Superhydrophobic coatings are used in dry surface application.

Building Material• Energy-efficient, highly reflective roof coatings made from acrylics, urethanes,

silicones, and styrene block copolymers (such as SBS and SEBS) can lengthen thelife of a roof, help lessen air leaks, reduce heat transfer and decrease thermal shock.

• Lightweight yet durable materials like polyurethane is used in building and constructionapplications, thanks to its strength-to-weight ratio, insulation properties, durability andversatility.

They are used to speed up the process or add more sustainabilityand strength to the structures. The addition of constructionchemicals to various building materials during the constructionwork improves performance, workability, adds functionality, andprotects the basic or customized elements of a structure.Adhessice, sealant, decorative agents are few areas forconstruction chemicals.

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