Patent classifications
C08K5/53
Enhanced heat stability polypropylene
A process forming a high MFR polypropylene includes providing a reactor powder polypropylene, the reactor powder polypropylene having a melt flow rate of less than 100 dg/min. The process also includes mixing the reactor powder polypropylene with a free-radical initiator to form a powder/initiator mixture and subjecting the powder/initiator mixture to post-reactor forming. The present disclosure further provides for a vis-broken polypropylene and a polymer article.
Enhanced heat stability polypropylene
A process forming a high MFR polypropylene includes providing a reactor powder polypropylene, the reactor powder polypropylene having a melt flow rate of less than 100 dg/min. The process also includes mixing the reactor powder polypropylene with a free-radical initiator to form a powder/initiator mixture and subjecting the powder/initiator mixture to post-reactor forming. The present disclosure further provides for a vis-broken polypropylene and a polymer article.
Crystalline aluminum phosphite, preparation method and application thereof
The present invention discloses a crystalline aluminum phosphite, a preparation method thereof and an application thereof as or for the preparation of a flame retardant or a flame retardant synergist. The preparation method has the following processes: 1, reacting aluminum hydrogen phosphite with an aluminum-containing compound in water at 80-110° C. to obtain a precipitate in the presence of no strong acid or a small amount of strong acid; 2, washing and filtering the precipitate; 3, drying the precipitate at 100-130° C.; 4, continuously heating the dried solid step by step at a low speed, where the material temperature is increased to not exceeding 350° C. from room temperature at about 5-10 h, with a temperature rise rate not exceeding 5° C./min. Compared with amorphous aluminum hydrogen phosphite, the crystalline aluminum phosphite has a higher thermal decomposition temperature, lower water absorption and weaker acidity, and can be synergistic with diethyl aluminum hypophosphite to achieve better flame retardant property and thus, is used for a halogen-free flame retardant component of high polymer materials.
Crystalline aluminum phosphite, preparation method and application thereof
The present invention discloses a crystalline aluminum phosphite, a preparation method thereof and an application thereof as or for the preparation of a flame retardant or a flame retardant synergist. The preparation method has the following processes: 1, reacting aluminum hydrogen phosphite with an aluminum-containing compound in water at 80-110° C. to obtain a precipitate in the presence of no strong acid or a small amount of strong acid; 2, washing and filtering the precipitate; 3, drying the precipitate at 100-130° C.; 4, continuously heating the dried solid step by step at a low speed, where the material temperature is increased to not exceeding 350° C. from room temperature at about 5-10 h, with a temperature rise rate not exceeding 5° C./min. Compared with amorphous aluminum hydrogen phosphite, the crystalline aluminum phosphite has a higher thermal decomposition temperature, lower water absorption and weaker acidity, and can be synergistic with diethyl aluminum hypophosphite to achieve better flame retardant property and thus, is used for a halogen-free flame retardant component of high polymer materials.
MULTILAYER RESILIENT FLOORING ARTICLE
Disclosed is a multilayer resilient flooring article, The multilayer resilient flooring article of the present invention includes a core layer comprising a first plasticized cellulose ester-based composition and a top layer comprising a second plasticized cellulose ester-based composition, wherein the first plasticized cellulose ester-based composition comprises a combustion suppression system. Compositions useful for example in the manufacture of multilayer resilient flooring articles are also described.
MULTILAYER RESILIENT FLOORING ARTICLE
Disclosed is a multilayer resilient flooring article, The multilayer resilient flooring article of the present invention includes a core layer comprising a first plasticized cellulose ester-based composition and a top layer comprising a second plasticized cellulose ester-based composition, wherein the first plasticized cellulose ester-based composition comprises a combustion suppression system. Compositions useful for example in the manufacture of multilayer resilient flooring articles are also described.
PROCESS FOR PREPARING FREE-RADICAL CURED SILICONE RELEASE COATINGS
A method can be used for curing and/or manufacturing silicone-coated release liners, which can be used in the production of pressure sensitive, peel-and-stick labels. The corresponding silicone release coatings are curable by LED. A method for preparing silicone release coatings and curing such coatings can be performed with or without the need for nitrogen inerting or the addition of oxygen scavengers.
PROCESS FOR PREPARING FREE-RADICAL CURED SILICONE RELEASE COATINGS
A method can be used for curing and/or manufacturing silicone-coated release liners, which can be used in the production of pressure sensitive, peel-and-stick labels. The corresponding silicone release coatings are curable by LED. A method for preparing silicone release coatings and curing such coatings can be performed with or without the need for nitrogen inerting or the addition of oxygen scavengers.
Composition comprising a thermoplastic polyisocyanate polyaddition product and a flame retardant
A composition contains a thermoplastic polyisocyanate polyaddition product and a flame retardant, and essentially contains no melamine cyanuric acid. The polyaddition product is obtained by reacting, a substance reactive with isocyanate, a polyisocyanate, a chain extender, and is eventually in the presence of a catalyst and an additive. The flame retardant contains a phosphinate.
Composition comprising a thermoplastic polyisocyanate polyaddition product and a flame retardant
A composition contains a thermoplastic polyisocyanate polyaddition product and a flame retardant, and essentially contains no melamine cyanuric acid. The polyaddition product is obtained by reacting, a substance reactive with isocyanate, a polyisocyanate, a chain extender, and is eventually in the presence of a catalyst and an additive. The flame retardant contains a phosphinate.