Patent classifications
C09D139/00
COATINGS, COATED SEPARATORS, BATTERIES, AND RELATED METHODS
New and/or improved coatings for porous substrates, including battery separators or separator membranes, and/or coated porous substrates, including coated battery separators, and/or batteries or cells including such coatings or coated separators, and/or related methods including methods of manufacture and/or of use thereof are disclosed. Also, new or improved coatings for porous substrates, including battery separators, which comprise at least a polymeric binder and heat-resistant particles with or without additional additives, materials or components, and/or to new or improved coated porous substrates, including battery separators, where the coating comprises at least a polymeric binder and heat-resistant particles with or without additional additives, materials or components are disclosed. Further, new or improved coatings for porous substrates, including battery separators, and new and/or improved coated porous substrates, including battery separators, new or improved coatings for porous substrates, including battery separators, which comprise at least (i) a polymeric binder, (ii) heat-resistant particles, and (iii) at least one component selected from the group consisting of a cross-linker, a low-temperature shutdown agent, an adhesion agent, and a thickener, and new and/or improved coated porous substrates, including battery separators, where the coating comprises at least (i) a polymeric binder, (ii) heat-resistant particles, and (iii) at least one component selected from the group consisting of a cross-linker, a low-temperature shutdown agent, an adhesion agent, a thickener, a friction-reducing agent, a high-temperature shutdown agent are disclosed.
ANTI-TACK FORMULATION OF HIGH SOLIDS CONTENT, DILUTED ANTI-TACK FORMULATION AND METHOD OF USE OF DILUTED ANTI-TACK FORMULATION
The present invention relates to an anti-tack formulation of high solids content that uses effective amounts of a fine particle size talc, a water soluble cationic polymer, one or more nonionic surfactants, and one or more alkali metal fatty acid soaps. The high solids content anti-tack formulation is capable of being easily shipped to a customer's location and is stable and easily pumped after shipment to a customer. The high solids content anti-tack formulation can be diluted to a low solids content formulation for use in anti-tack applications, particularly rubber slab dipping applications. The anti-tack formulation provides improved anti-tack performance when coating uncured rubber products.
ANTI-TACK FORMULATION OF HIGH SOLIDS CONTENT, DILUTED ANTI-TACK FORMULATION AND METHOD OF USE OF DILUTED ANTI-TACK FORMULATION
The present invention relates to an anti-tack formulation of high solids content that uses effective amounts of a fine particle size talc, a water soluble cationic polymer, one or more nonionic surfactants, and one or more alkali metal fatty acid soaps. The high solids content anti-tack formulation is capable of being easily shipped to a customer's location and is stable and easily pumped after shipment to a customer. The high solids content anti-tack formulation can be diluted to a low solids content formulation for use in anti-tack applications, particularly rubber slab dipping applications. The anti-tack formulation provides improved anti-tack performance when coating uncured rubber products.
COATING COMPOSITIONS
The present disclosure is drawn to coating compositions. The coating composition can include from 60 wt % to 90 wt % water; from 5 wt % to 40 wt % polyethyleneimine; from 5 wt % to 40 wt % polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide-modified polyvinyl alcohol, or a mixture thereof; and from 0.5 wt % to 10 wt % cationic salt. The coating composition can have a viscosity ranging from 50 cps to 400 cps.
COATING COMPOSITIONS
The present disclosure is drawn to coating compositions. The coating composition can include from 60 wt % to 90 wt % water; from 5 wt % to 40 wt % polyethyleneimine; from 5 wt % to 40 wt % polyvinyl alcohol, polyethylene oxide-modified polyvinyl alcohol, or a mixture thereof; and from 0.5 wt % to 10 wt % cationic salt. The coating composition can have a viscosity ranging from 50 cps to 400 cps.
MESOPOROUS CARBON BASED NANOCONTAINER COATINGS FOR CORROSION PROTECTION OF METAL STRUCTURES
A mesoporous carbon container comprising an embedded organic corrosion inhibitor and having an organic polymeric coating is described. Further described are a coating comprising such a container and a method for producing such a container.
Oral Care Compositions and Methods for Anti-Attachment Polymers and Coatings
Antimicrobial compositions and methods for depositing or coating the antimicrobial or antibacterial compositions on a substrate to prevent microbial adhesion are provided. The antimicrobial composition may include a cationic polymer having a poly-allylamine backbone. A portion of the poly-allylamine backbone may be functionalized with at least one of a guanidine functional group and a biguanide functional group.
Oral Care Compositions and Methods for Anti-Attachment Polymers and Coatings
Antimicrobial compositions and methods for depositing or coating the antimicrobial or antibacterial compositions on a substrate to prevent microbial adhesion are provided. The antimicrobial composition may include a cationic polymer having a poly-allylamine backbone. A portion of the poly-allylamine backbone may be functionalized with at least one of a guanidine functional group and a biguanide functional group.
Radiation-Curable Ink Jet Ink Set And Ink Jet Printing Method
A radiation-curable ink jet ink set includes a radiation-curable dark-colored ink having a surface tension 1 and a radiation-curable light-colored ink having a surface tension 2. The surface tensions of the radiation-curable inks satisfy 1>2.
Oral care compositions and methods for anti-attachment polymers and coatings
Antimicrobial compositions and methods for depositing or coating the antimicrobial or antibacterial compositions on a substrate to prevent microbial adhesion are provided. The antimicrobial composition may include a cationic polymer having a poly-allylamine backbone. A portion of the poly-allylamine backbone may be functionalized with at least one of a guanidine functional group and a biguanide functional group.