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single pair Ethernet

A family of Ethernet standards that uses one wire pair rather than two or four as in regular Ethernet. Single pair Ethernet transmits full duplex. Designed to connect sensors in vehicles as well as industrial environments, there is also a power option similar to PoE. Power over Data Lines (PoDL) delivers up to 50 watts of 12, 24 or 48 volts DC and is an option for the following xBase-T1 standards. See 802.3, Ethernet and PoE.
  IEEE      Base      Speed   DistanceStandard    Name      (Mbps)  (meters)

  802.3cg  10Base-T1L      10    1,000 

  803.3bw  100Base-T1     100       50

  802.3bp  1000Base-T1   1000       10
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Called sucrose polyesters, they can't be digested, hence provide neither fat nor calories.
One candidate is sucrose polyester, called Olestra by its manufacturer, Procter & Gamble.
Sucrose polyester alkyds are a novel class of high-solids resins that offer high organic renewable content with good application and drying characteristics while achieving much lower VOC levels than conventional alkyds.
Olestra is a sucrose polyester made from a sucrose backbone and six to eight fatty acids.
In addition, P&G Chemicals has established strategic partnerships throughout the world, including a fatty acid alcohol production plant in Malaysia via a joint venture with Felda, an ester-to-alcohol sourcing manufacturing agreement in Germany with Sasol, an amines production partnership in China with Feixiang Chemicals, and in the U.S., an agreement with Twin Rivers Technologies (TRT) to produce whole cut and fractionated fatty acids and oleic and stearic fatty acids fatty acids and sucrose polyesters.
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