Patent classifications
C08J2367/00
LIQUID CRYSTAL POLYMER FILM AND LAMINATE
An object of the present invention is to provide a liquid crystal polymer film having an excellent peel strength of a laminate produced by sticking a metal foil to the liquid crystal polymer film; and a laminate.
A liquid crystal polymer film including a liquid crystal polymer, in which in a case where a cross-section of the liquid crystal polymer film along a thickness direction of the liquid crystal polymer film is exposed and immersed in monomethylamine, and then void regions are extracted from an observed image of a cross-section obtained by using an electron microscope, an average value of widths of the void regions is 0.01 to 0.1 μm and an area ratio of the void regions in the observed image of the cross-section is 20% or less.
POLYMER FILM AND METHOD OF PRODUCING SAME, AND LAMINATE
Provided are a polymer film including a particle A having a constricted structure and a polymer B; a laminate including the polymer film and a metal layer or metal wire disposed on at least one surface of the polymer film; and a method of producing the polymer film.
METHOD OF AGING REGENERATED DIACID CRYSTALS
A method of obtaining a purified regenerated diacid from a depolymerization of a polyester in a waste material wherein the depolymerization provides a depolymerized mixture comprising a regenerated diol, a regenerated diacid, and a catalyst is disclosed. The method comprises: separating a regenerated composition including the regenerated acid and the catalyst from the regenerated diol; providing the regenerated composition in a liquid medium to form a pre-aged mixture; subjecting the pre-aged mixture to thermal cycling wherein the cycling occurs within 25° C. and within a temperature range of from 150° C. or more to 300° C. or less to form an aged mixture; and separating the regenerated composition from the liquid medium in the aged mixture.
METHOD FOR THE RECOVERY OF STARTING MATERIALS FROM BLENDED TEXTILE WASTES
What is shown is a method for the recovery of raw materials from blended textile wastes, which includes the following steps in the given order: a) providing blended textile waste that includes at least a cellulose component and at least a polyester component, b) treating the blended textile waste in an aqueous treatment solution in order to depolymerize the polyester component and dissolve it in the treatment solution, c) separating the cellulose component from the treatment solution and recovering a cellulose raw material, d) filtering the treatment solution in order to remove foreign substances, particularly dyes and metal ions, from the treatment solution, and e) precipitating terephthalic acid from the treatment solution, separating the precipitated terephthalic acid, and recovering a terephthalic-acid-including polyester raw material. In order to, within the scope of the mentioned method, enable the recovery of raw materials with an increased level of purity, it is proposed that filtering the treatment solution in step d) should at least comprise a filtration by an adsorbent filter medium.
METHOD FOR PROCESSING WASTE FABRIC CONTAINING POLYESTER AND WOOL FIBERS
A method for processing a waste fabric containing polyester and wool fibers includes the following steps. The method is to treat the waste fabric with an acid catalyst aqueous solution at 160° C. to 170° C. The wool fibers are degraded and completely separated from the polyester fibers in a treatment process. Afterwards, the polyester fibers are recycled.
METHOD FOR PROCESSING WASTE FABRIC CONTAINING POLYESTER AND COTTON FIBERS
A method for processing a waste fabric containing polyester and cotton fibers includes the following steps. The first step is providing a plurality of fabric scraps each containing polyester fibers and cotton fibers. The next step is allowing an acid catalyst aqueous solution to repeatedly contact and react with the fabric scraps at 130° C. to 160° C. in a circulation and backflow manner, so as to separate the cotton fibers from each of the fabric scraps. The last step is recycling the reacted acid catalyst aqueous solution and fabric scraps.
DISPOSAL METHOD FOR WASTE FABRIC CONTAINING POLYESTER, NYLON, AND DYE
A disposal method for waste fabric containing polyester, nylon, and dye includes the following steps: step (a): providing a waste fabric containing polyester, nylon, and dye; and step (b): performing a first-stage treatment including acid treatment on the waste fabric to obtain a first liquid material and a first solid material. The first-stage treatment includes acid treatment with an acid liquid mixed with an oxidant. The first solid material includes recycled polyester, and/or the first liquid material includes recycled nylon or degraded nylon.
Constant velocity joint having a boot
A constant velocity joint having a boot constructed from a thermoplastic polyether ester as the boot material. The boot includes a lubricating grease composition for lubricating the constant velocity joint, the lubricating grease composition comprising calcium lignin sulfonate.
Method of processing liquid crystal polymer film and device of processing liquid crystal polymer
A method of processing liquid crystal polymer film is provided. The method includes the following steps. A metal substrate is provided. A liquid crystal polymer film is provided. The liquid crystal polymer film and the metal substrate are laminated to form a composite layer. The composite layer is heated at a first temperature and a processed liquid crystal polymer film is obtained through the separation of the heated liquid crystal polymer film from the substrate. A processing device of liquid crystal polymer film is further provided, including a lamination member, a transport member, a heating member, and a separation member.
WHITE EASY-ADHESIVE POLYESTER FILM
A readily adhesive white polyester film comprising a polyester film substrate and a coating layer on at least one surface of the polyester film substrate, the coating layer comprising a cationic antistatic agent containing nitrogen, a polyester resin, and a polyurethane resin, the proportion A (at %) of nitrogen derived from the antistatic agent and the proportion B (at %) of nitrogen derived from the polyurethane resin based on surface element distribution measurement by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy in the coating layer satisfying the following formulas (i) and (ii), and a surface of the coating layer having a contact angle with respect to water of 50° to 70°:
A(at %)>0.4 (i)
2.0≤B/A≤5.0. (ii)