Patent classifications
C08G69/20
Method of Producing Polyamide Material with Peptides and Polyamide Material with Peptides
A method of producing polyamide material with peptides is disclosed. The method includes: mixing a peptide material and water to form a peptide solution; mixing caprolactam and the peptide solution to form a first solution; adding a catalyst into the first solution to form a second solution; adding an antioxidant into the second solution to form a third solution; causing a ring-opening reaction in the third solution; heating the third solution to a dehydration temperature to dewater the third solution; forming a polyamide material with peptides.
Method of Producing Polyamide Material with Peptides and Polyamide Material with Peptides
A method of producing polyamide material with peptides is disclosed. The method includes: mixing a peptide material and water to form a peptide solution; mixing caprolactam and the peptide solution to form a first solution; adding a catalyst into the first solution to form a second solution; adding an antioxidant into the second solution to form a third solution; causing a ring-opening reaction in the third solution; heating the third solution to a dehydration temperature to dewater the third solution; forming a polyamide material with peptides.
NOVEL COMPOSITIONS FOR PRODUCING CAST POLYAMIDES
The present invention relates to novel compositions for production of cast polyamides.
NOVEL COMPOSITIONS FOR PRODUCING CAST POLYAMIDES
The present invention relates to novel compositions for production of cast polyamides.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A POLYAMIDE
A process for the production of a polyamide is disclosed. The process for production of a polyamide (P) comprises mixing a first mixture (M1), which comprises at least one lactam and at least one catalyst, with a second mixture (M2), which comprises at least one lactam, at least one activator and at least one amine, to give a polymerizable mixture (pM) and then polymerization of the polymerizable mixture (pM) to give the polyamide (P). A polyamide (P) obtainable by the process of the invention is also disclosed, as well as moldings made of the polyamide (P).
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A POLYAMIDE
A process for the production of a polyamide is disclosed. The process for production of a polyamide (P) comprises mixing a first mixture (M1), which comprises at least one lactam and at least one catalyst, with a second mixture (M2), which comprises at least one lactam, at least one activator and at least one amine, to give a polymerizable mixture (pM) and then polymerization of the polymerizable mixture (pM) to give the polyamide (P). A polyamide (P) obtainable by the process of the invention is also disclosed, as well as moldings made of the polyamide (P).
PRODUCTION OF FIBER COMPOSITE MATERIALS
The invention relates to a process for the production of fiber composite materials via specific application of monomer mixtures to a surface of a fiber material and subsequently polymerization.
PROCESS FOR PRODUCING SOLID PARTICLES
Process for the production of solid particles comprising a material. with melting point from 20 to 300 C. at atmospheric pressure, characterized in that a mixture comprising:
a1) the material in molten form and
a2) the material in solid form
is mixed by means of an extruder to give a paste, this is forced through a pelletizing die to give strands, and the strands are comminuted.
USE OF COMPOUNDS IN POLYMERISATION REACTIONS
A use of ansa-metallocene complexes for the polymerisation of cyclic esters and cyclic amides is disclosed. The ansa-metallocene complexes are particularly active as initiators/catalysts in the polymerisation of lactides, with the resulting polymeric material demonstrating low polydispersity.
USE OF COMPOUNDS IN POLYMERISATION REACTIONS
A use of ansa-metallocene complexes for the polymerisation of cyclic esters and cyclic amides is disclosed. The ansa-metallocene complexes are particularly active as initiators/catalysts in the polymerisation of lactides, with the resulting polymeric material demonstrating low polydispersity.