C09C1/56

COMPOSITE PARTICLES HAVING COATED AGGREGATES WITH LOW STRUCTURE CARBON BLACK CORES, COATINGS AND INKS WITH HIGH RESISTIVITY AND OPTICAL DENSITY, DEVICES MADE THEREWITH, AND METHODS FOR MAKING SAME

Composite particles that super-aggregates of coated aggregates having low structure carbon black cores and metal/metalloid oxide mantles are described. Coatings containing filler-polymer compositions which have the composite particles as filler, such as curable coatings and cured coatings or films formed therefrom containing the filler-polymer compositions, with combinations of high resistivity, good optical density properties, good thermal stability, high dielectric constant, and good processability, along with their use in black matrices, black column spacers, light shielding elements in LCDs and other display devices, also are described. Inks containing the composite particle are described. Devices having these compositions, components and/or elements, and methods of preparing and making these various materials and products are described.

COMPOSITE PARTICLES HAVING COATED AGGREGATES WITH LOW STRUCTURE CARBON BLACK CORES, COATINGS AND INKS WITH HIGH RESISTIVITY AND OPTICAL DENSITY, DEVICES MADE THEREWITH, AND METHODS FOR MAKING SAME

Composite particles that super-aggregates of coated aggregates having low structure carbon black cores and metal/metalloid oxide mantles are described. Coatings containing filler-polymer compositions which have the composite particles as filler, such as curable coatings and cured coatings or films formed therefrom containing the filler-polymer compositions, with combinations of high resistivity, good optical density properties, good thermal stability, high dielectric constant, and good processability, along with their use in black matrices, black column spacers, light shielding elements in LCDs and other display devices, also are described. Inks containing the composite particle are described. Devices having these compositions, components and/or elements, and methods of preparing and making these various materials and products are described.

CONDUCTIVE INKS AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE
20210022927 · 2021-01-28 · ·

An ink mixture is manufactured by mixing carbon, graphite, and solvents in a mixing system which may include a Cowles disperser. The conductive portions (e.g. carbon, graphite) are evenly and universally dispersed, because an even dispersal means the conductivity of the resulting conductive strip (electrode) will be even, consistent, and reliable. The various embodiments of the ink mixture comprise a blend of different conductive pigments, including but not limited to carbon black and graphite. These embodiments must be grinded until below 6.5 Microns in particle size.

Biobased carbon fibers and carbon black and methods of making the same
10899622 · 2021-01-26 · ·

Bio-based materials, e.g., epoxide starting material, a beta-lactone starting material and/or a beta-hydroxy amide starting material, may be used as feedstocks in processes for making and using acrylonitrile and acrylonitrile derivatives to produce, among other products, carbon fibers and carbon black.

TRANSFER MEMBER FOR PRINTING SYSTEMS
20210017356 · 2021-01-21 ·

There is disclosed a layered article that can be used in indirect printing, in analog or digital processes. The layered article, when configured as a transfer member, may serve to receive an ink in any form, allow the ink to be treated so as to form an ink image, and permit the application of the ink image on a substrate. The transfer member comprises a support layer and an imaging layer, which may be formed of a silicon matrix including dispersed carbon black particles. Methods for preparing the same are also disclosed.

Functionalized Carbon Black for Interaction with Liquid or Polymer Systems
20210009788 · 2021-01-14 · ·

A functionalized carbon black optimized for statistically beneficial interaction with a liquid and/or polymer system, and methods for preparing and using the same.

CONVERSION OF FLUE GAS CARBON DIOXIDE TO VALUABLE CARBONS AND HYDROCARBONS
20210008496 · 2021-01-14 · ·

The present invention relates to the conversion of flue gas to valuable products, in particular to the conversion of carbon dioxide in flue gas to liquid fuels and valuable carbons in a carbon negative manner.

CONVERSION OF FLUE GAS CARBON DIOXIDE TO VALUABLE CARBONS AND HYDROCARBONS
20210008496 · 2021-01-14 · ·

The present invention relates to the conversion of flue gas to valuable products, in particular to the conversion of carbon dioxide in flue gas to liquid fuels and valuable carbons in a carbon negative manner.

CHEMICALLY SURFACE MODIFIED CARBON BLACK AND METHODS OF MAKING SAME

A surface modified and functionalized carbon black for use in a rubber compound suitable for tire tread compounds which can be described as a surface modified low hysteresis carbon black. The modified carbon black contains a chemical consisting of at least one amine group and at least one thiol group and/or di- and/or polysulfidic linkage. The surface modified low hysteresis carbon black in a representative rubber tire tread compound shows improved rolling resistance, improved wet traction, and improved or maintained abrasion resistance, being superior to compounds containing N234 carbon black or silica. The improved tire rolling resistance obtained by using a compound containing a surface modified low hysteresis carbon black is highly desirable for reduced CO.sub.2 emissions, reduced pollution, sustainability, and protection of the environment.

THERMAL CONDUCTION TRANSFER PRINTING
20200406657 · 2020-12-31 ·

A printing system is disclosed for thermal transfer printing onto a surface of a substrate. The system comprises a transfer member having opposite front and rear sides with an imaging surface on the front side, a coating station at which a monolayer of particles made of, or coated with, a thermoplastic polymer is applied to the imaging surface, an imaging station at which energy is applied by a thermal print head via the rear side of the transfer member to selected regions of the imaging surface to render particles coating the selected regions tacky, and a transfer station at which the imaging surface of the transfer member and the substrate surface are pressed against each other to cause transfer to the surface of the substrate of the particles that have been rendered tacky.