Patent classifications
C08K9/00
Gels and nanocomposites containing ANFS
Branched aramid nanofibers (ANFs) can be made by controlled chemical splitting of micro and macroscale aramid fiber by adjusting the reaction media containing aprotic component, protic component and a base. Branched ANFs have uniform size distribution of diameters in the nanoscale regime (below 200 nm) and high yield exceeding 95% of the nanofibers with this diameter. The method affords preparation of branched ANFs with 3-20 branches per one nanofiber and high aspect ratio. Branched ANFs form hydrogel or aerogels with highly porous 3D percolating networks (3DPNs) frameworks that are made into different shapes. Polymers and nanomaterials are impregnated into the 3DPNs through several methods. Gelation of branched ANFs facilitates layer-by-layer deposition in a process described as gelation assisted layer-by-layer deposition (gaLBL). A method of manufacturing battery components including ion conducting membranes, separators, anodes, and cathodes is described. The method of manufacturing of materials with high mechanical performance based on branched ANFs and 3DPNs from them is disclosed.
Gels and nanocomposites containing ANFS
Branched aramid nanofibers (ANFs) can be made by controlled chemical splitting of micro and macroscale aramid fiber by adjusting the reaction media containing aprotic component, protic component and a base. Branched ANFs have uniform size distribution of diameters in the nanoscale regime (below 200 nm) and high yield exceeding 95% of the nanofibers with this diameter. The method affords preparation of branched ANFs with 3-20 branches per one nanofiber and high aspect ratio. Branched ANFs form hydrogel or aerogels with highly porous 3D percolating networks (3DPNs) frameworks that are made into different shapes. Polymers and nanomaterials are impregnated into the 3DPNs through several methods. Gelation of branched ANFs facilitates layer-by-layer deposition in a process described as gelation assisted layer-by-layer deposition (gaLBL). A method of manufacturing battery components including ion conducting membranes, separators, anodes, and cathodes is described. The method of manufacturing of materials with high mechanical performance based on branched ANFs and 3DPNs from them is disclosed.
PROCESS FOR MAKING SILICONE RUBBER BASE COMPOSITIONS
A process and apparatus for the continuous preparation of silicone rubber base compositions as well as the resulting compositions produced therefrom. This disclosure aims to cover a new continuous manufacturing process for making silicone rubber base compositions using an in situ silica treatment. The new continuous manufacturing process uses twin-screw extruder (TSE) technology.
PROCESS FOR MAKING SILICONE RUBBER BASE COMPOSITIONS
A process and apparatus for the continuous preparation of silicone rubber base compositions as well as the resulting compositions produced therefrom. This disclosure aims to cover a new continuous manufacturing process for making silicone rubber base compositions using an in situ silica treatment. The new continuous manufacturing process uses twin-screw extruder (TSE) technology.
Inorganic material composite
The invention relates to a ceramic particulate and polymer composite having enhanced viscoelastic and rheological properties.
Inorganic material composite
The invention relates to a ceramic particulate and polymer composite having enhanced viscoelastic and rheological properties.
Curable organopolysiloxane composition, encapsulant and semiconductor device
A curable organopolysiloxane composition, a Light Emitting Diode (LED) encapsulant and a semiconductor device, employ a curable organopolysiloxane composition containing a branched organopolysiloxane bearing alkenyl groups and aryl groups, a linear organopolysiloxnae bearing terminal Si—H functionality, and a low molecular weight component having at least one alkenyl group. As an encapsulant, the composition displays improved stability.
LASER PLATABLE THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITIONS WITH A LASER ACTIVATABLE METAL COMPOUND AND SHAPED ARTICLES THEREFROM
Disclosed herein are compositions thermoplastic composition comprising: (a) about 20 wt % to about 99 wt % of a polymer component; and (b) about 1 wt % to about 30 wt % of a laser activatable additive having a core-shell structure; wherein the core comprises an inorganic filler and the shell comprises a laser activatable component comprising copper hydroxide phosphate or tin and antimony oxide, said core comprising from about 10 wt % to about 80 wt % of the laser activatable additive and said shell comprising from about 20 wt % to about 90 wt % of the laser activatable additive.
LOW-TEMPERATURE HEAT-CURABLE ADHESIVE COMPOSITION FOR STRUCTURE
Provided are a low-temperature heat-curable adhesive composition for structures which is able to cure at a low temperature in a short time, is reduced in groove defects after open-state standing, and is excellent in rust-preventive property, corrosion resistance, shower resistance, and workability; and a method for producing an automotive structure using the adhesive composition. The low-temperature heat-curable adhesive composition for structures includes (A) an epoxy resin, (B) a micro-encapsulated curing agent, (C) a hygroscopic agent, (D) a viscosity modifier, and (E) a stabilizer. The hygroscopic agent (C) is calcium oxide, which suitably includes both a surface-treated grade and a non-surface-treated grade.
LOW-TEMPERATURE HEAT-CURABLE ADHESIVE COMPOSITION FOR STRUCTURE
Provided are a low-temperature heat-curable adhesive composition for structures which is able to cure at a low temperature in a short time, is reduced in groove defects after open-state standing, and is excellent in rust-preventive property, corrosion resistance, shower resistance, and workability; and a method for producing an automotive structure using the adhesive composition. The low-temperature heat-curable adhesive composition for structures includes (A) an epoxy resin, (B) a micro-encapsulated curing agent, (C) a hygroscopic agent, (D) a viscosity modifier, and (E) a stabilizer. The hygroscopic agent (C) is calcium oxide, which suitably includes both a surface-treated grade and a non-surface-treated grade.