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COATINO® Campus e-learning from Evonik

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COATINO® Campus is a new interactive online learning portal for the coatings and ink industry from Evonik. 

Formulators can now learn more about Evonik's silica products including ACEMATT®, AEROSIL® and SIPERNAT® through comprehensive e-learning courses, webinars and live events.

Register for your account at https://campus.coatino.com

 

Evonik launch their new online e-learning portal COATINO® Campus

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