Patent classifications
C08G69/00
CELL POUCH HAVING EXCELLENT FORMABILITY
Disclosed is a cell pouch having excellent formability, which includes a high elongation nylon film. When the high elongation nylon film is stretched in a machine direction (MD), an increment of a tensile strength value with respect to an increment of an elongation value (an increment of tensile strength/an increment of elongation) increasing from 6.7% to 100% is more than 0.04 and less than 0.05, and when the high elongation nylon film is stretched in a transverse direction (TD), an increment of a tensile strength value with respect to an increment of an elongation value increasing from 6.7% to 100% is more than 0.06 and less than 0.08.
CELL POUCH HAVING EXCELLENT FORMABILITY
Disclosed is a cell pouch having excellent formability, which includes a high elongation nylon film. When the high elongation nylon film is stretched in a machine direction (MD), an increment of a tensile strength value with respect to an increment of an elongation value (an increment of tensile strength/an increment of elongation) increasing from 6.7% to 100% is more than 0.04 and less than 0.05, and when the high elongation nylon film is stretched in a transverse direction (TD), an increment of a tensile strength value with respect to an increment of an elongation value increasing from 6.7% to 100% is more than 0.06 and less than 0.08.
HYDROPHOBICALLY MODIFIED POLYPEPTOIDS AND USES THEREOF
A variety of hydrophobically modified polypeptoids are provided. The hydrophobically modified polypeptoids can include a polyamide backbone having a random copolymer of two or more different types of repeat units, where one or more of the repeat units have nitrogen atom having a hydrophobic substituent attached thereto. Methods of making the hydrophobically modified polypeptoids are also provided, as well as uses of the hydrophobically modified polypeptoids, for example in liposomal drug delivery.
##STR00001##
SPRING SLEEVE, CYLINDER, PISTON CYLINDER UNIT AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A PISTON CYLINDER UNIT
Provided is a spring sleeve for a piston cylinder unit, wherein the spring sleeve is adapted to receive a spring, at least partially, and to guide it, wherein the spring sleeve has a cylindrical sleeve inner surface. The embodiment further relates to a cylinder for a piston cylinder unit, wherein the cylinder) is adapted to be arranged inside a spring of a piston cylinder unit. The embodiment also relates to a piston cylinder unit, including a cylinder, a spring arranged concentrically around the cylinder, and an inner spring sleeve and outer spring sleeve each arranged concentrically around the spring, wherein the cylinder and the spring are arranged inside the inner spring sleeve and the outer spring sleeve. Finally, the embodiment relates to a method of manufacturing such a piston cylinder unit.
SPRING SLEEVE, CYLINDER, PISTON CYLINDER UNIT AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A PISTON CYLINDER UNIT
Provided is a spring sleeve for a piston cylinder unit, wherein the spring sleeve is adapted to receive a spring, at least partially, and to guide it, wherein the spring sleeve has a cylindrical sleeve inner surface. The embodiment further relates to a cylinder for a piston cylinder unit, wherein the cylinder) is adapted to be arranged inside a spring of a piston cylinder unit. The embodiment also relates to a piston cylinder unit, including a cylinder, a spring arranged concentrically around the cylinder, and an inner spring sleeve and outer spring sleeve each arranged concentrically around the spring, wherein the cylinder and the spring are arranged inside the inner spring sleeve and the outer spring sleeve. Finally, the embodiment relates to a method of manufacturing such a piston cylinder unit.
POLYMERS WITH ANTIMICROBIAL FUNCTIONALITIES
Techniques regarding polymers with antimicrobial functionality are provided. For example, one or more embodiments described herein can regard a polymer, which can comprise a repeating ionene unit. The repeating ionene unit can comprise a cation distributed along a degradable backbone. The degradable backbone can comprise a terephthalamide structure. Further, the repeating ionene unit can have antimicrobial functionality.
POLYMERS WITH ANTIMICROBIAL FUNCTIONALITIES
Techniques regarding polymers with antimicrobial functionality are provided. For example, one or more embodiments described herein can regard a polymer, which can comprise a repeating ionene unit. The repeating ionene unit can comprise a cation distributed along a degradable backbone. The degradable backbone can comprise a terephthalamide structure. Further, the repeating ionene unit can have antimicrobial functionality.
Negative electrode for rechargeable lithium battery and rechargeable lithium battery including same
A negative electrode for a rechargeable lithium battery and a rechargeable lithium battery including the electrode, the negative electrode including a negative active material layer including a silicon (Si)-containing negative active material and a binder, wherein the binder includes a copolymer including an amide group-containing first repeating unit, a cyano group-containing second repeating unit, and a sulfonate group-containing third repeating unit.
Negative electrode for rechargeable lithium battery and rechargeable lithium battery including same
A negative electrode for a rechargeable lithium battery and a rechargeable lithium battery including the electrode, the negative electrode including a negative active material layer including a silicon (Si)-containing negative active material and a binder, wherein the binder includes a copolymer including an amide group-containing first repeating unit, a cyano group-containing second repeating unit, and a sulfonate group-containing third repeating unit.
CHEMICAL UPCYCLING OF HYDROXYLATED POLYMERS VIA C-C BOND CLEAVAGE REACTIONS
In one aspect, methods of depolymerization are described herein comprising providing a synthetic polymer including a hydroxylated aliphatic backbone or hydroxylated backbone segments, and homolytically activing OH bonds of the hydroxyl groups. Homolytic activation induces the formation of alkoxy radical intermediates followed by CC bond ?-scission events breaking the polymer backbone into depolymerization products. In some embodiments, depolymerization products comprise alkyl radical intermediates reduced by hydrogen atom transfer. Moreover, in some embodiments, the depolymerization products are further reacted into difunctionalized products or comprise functionalities derived from the polymer structure. The difunctionalized products can subsequently be employed in polymerization processes for the production of additional synthetic polymers.