Patent classifications
C08F8/02
Functionalized resin having a polar linker
- Emily Baird Anderson ,
- John Dayton Baker ,
- Terri Roxanne Carvagno ,
- Judicael Jacques Chapelet ,
- Wei-Min Cheng ,
- Liu Deng ,
- Jacobus Gillis De Hullu ,
- Sebastian Finger ,
- Hubert Hirschlag ,
- Christopher Lee Lester ,
- Wentao Li ,
- Mutombo Joseph Muvundamina ,
- Mark Stanley Pavlin ,
- Fabian Peters ,
- Carla Recker ,
- Christopher Thomas Scilla
Polar silane linkers are provided that attach to resins to form silane-functionalized resins. The functionalized resins can be bound to hydroxyl groups on the surface of silica particles to improve the dispersibility of the silica particles in rubber mixtures. Further disclosed are synthetic routes to provide the silane-functionalized resins, as well as various uses and end products that benefit from the unexpected properties of the silane-functionalized resins. Silane-functionalized resins impart remarkable properties on various rubber compositions, such as tires, belts, hoses, brakes, and the like. Automobile tires incorporating the silane-functionalized resins are shown to possess excellent results in balancing the properties of rolling resistance, tire wear, and wet braking performance.
Functionalized resin having a polar linker
- Emily Baird Anderson ,
- John Dayton Baker ,
- Terri Roxanne Carvagno ,
- Judicael Jacques Chapelet ,
- Wei-Min Cheng ,
- Liu Deng ,
- Jacobus Gillis De Hullu ,
- Sebastian Finger ,
- Hubert Hirschlag ,
- Christopher Lee Lester ,
- Wentao Li ,
- Mutombo Joseph Muvundamina ,
- Mark Stanley Pavlin ,
- Fabian Peters ,
- Carla Recker ,
- Christopher Thomas Scilla
Polar silane linkers are provided that attach to resins to form silane-functionalized resins. The functionalized resins can be bound to hydroxyl groups on the surface of silica particles to improve the dispersibility of the silica particles in rubber mixtures. Further disclosed are synthetic routes to provide the silane-functionalized resins, as well as various uses and end products that benefit from the unexpected properties of the silane-functionalized resins. Silane-functionalized resins impart remarkable properties on various rubber compositions, such as tires, belts, hoses, brakes, and the like. Automobile tires incorporating the silane-functionalized resins are shown to possess excellent results in balancing the properties of rolling resistance, tire wear, and wet braking performance.
Functionalized resin having a polar linker
- Emily Baird Anderson ,
- John Dayton Baker, Jr. ,
- Terri Roxanne Carvagno ,
- Judicael Jacques Chapelet ,
- Wei Min Cheng ,
- Liu Deng ,
- Jacobus Gillis de Hullu ,
- Sebastian Finger ,
- Hubert Hirschlag ,
- Christopher Lee Lester ,
- Wentao Li ,
- Mutombo Joseph Muvundamina ,
- Mark Stanley Pavlin ,
- Fabian Peters ,
- Carla Recker ,
- Christopher Thomas Scilla
Polar silane linkers are provided that attach to resins to form silane-functionalized resins. The functionalized resins can be bound to hydroxyl groups on the surface of silica particles to improve the dispersibility of the silica particles in rubber mixtures. Further disclosed are synthetic routes to provide the silane-functionalized resins, as well as various uses and end products that benefit from the unexpected properties of the silane-functionalized resins. Silane-functionalized resins impart remarkable properties on various rubber compositions, such as tires, belts, hoses, brakes, and the like. Automobile tires incorporating the silane-functionalized resins are shown to possess excellent results in balancing the properties of rolling resistance, tire wear, and wet braking performance.
Functionalized resin having a polar linker
- Emily Baird Anderson ,
- John Dayton Baker, Jr. ,
- Terri Roxanne Carvagno ,
- Judicael Jacques Chapelet ,
- Wei Min Cheng ,
- Liu Deng ,
- Jacobus Gillis de Hullu ,
- Sebastian Finger ,
- Hubert Hirschlag ,
- Christopher Lee Lester ,
- Wentao Li ,
- Mutombo Joseph Muvundamina ,
- Mark Stanley Pavlin ,
- Fabian Peters ,
- Carla Recker ,
- Christopher Thomas Scilla
Polar silane linkers are provided that attach to resins to form silane-functionalized resins. The functionalized resins can be bound to hydroxyl groups on the surface of silica particles to improve the dispersibility of the silica particles in rubber mixtures. Further disclosed are synthetic routes to provide the silane-functionalized resins, as well as various uses and end products that benefit from the unexpected properties of the silane-functionalized resins. Silane-functionalized resins impart remarkable properties on various rubber compositions, such as tires, belts, hoses, brakes, and the like. Automobile tires incorporating the silane-functionalized resins are shown to possess excellent results in balancing the properties of rolling resistance, tire wear, and wet braking performance.
Functionalized resin having a polar linker
- Emily Baird Anderson ,
- John Dayton Baker, Jr. ,
- Terri Roxanne Carvagno ,
- Judicael Jacques Chapelet ,
- Wei Min Cheng ,
- Liu Deng ,
- Jacobus Gillis de Hullu ,
- Sebastian Finger ,
- Hubert Hirschlag ,
- Christopher Lee Lester ,
- Wentao Li ,
- Mutombo Joseph Muvundamina ,
- Mark Stanley Pavlin ,
- Fabian Peters ,
- Carla Recker ,
- Christopher Thomas Scilla
Polar silane linkers are provided that attach to resins to form silane-functionalized resins. The functionalized resins can be bound to hydroxyl groups on the surface of silica particles to improve the dispersibility of the silica particles in rubber mixtures. Further disclosed are synthetic routes to provide the silane-functionalized resins, as well as various uses and end products that benefit from the unexpected properties of the silane-functionalized resins. Silane-functionalized resins impart remarkable properties on various rubber compositions, such as tires, belts, hoses, brakes, and the like. Automobile tires incorporating the silane-functionalized resins are shown to possess excellent results in balancing the properties of rolling resistance, tire wear, and wet braking performance.
HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT POLYISOBUTYLENES AND POLYISOBUTYLENE NETWORKS FROM LIQUID POLYISOBUTYLENES BY THIOL-ENE CLICKING
A polyisobutylene-based polymer network comprising the thiol-ene reaction product of at least two thiol-terminated polyisobutylene precursor polymers and at least one multi-functional allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer in the presence of light or heat. The at least two thiol-terminated polyisobutylene precursor polymers have at least two thiol end groups. When each polyisobutylene precursor polymer has only two thiol end groups then the allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer has at least three functional groups, and wherein when the allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer has two functional groups then each polyisobutylene precursor polymer has at least three thiol end groups.
HIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT POLYISOBUTYLENES AND POLYISOBUTYLENE NETWORKS FROM LIQUID POLYISOBUTYLENES BY THIOL-ENE CLICKING
A polyisobutylene-based polymer network comprising the thiol-ene reaction product of at least two thiol-terminated polyisobutylene precursor polymers and at least one multi-functional allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer in the presence of light or heat. The at least two thiol-terminated polyisobutylene precursor polymers have at least two thiol end groups. When each polyisobutylene precursor polymer has only two thiol end groups then the allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer has at least three functional groups, and wherein when the allyl-containing precursor moiety or polymer has two functional groups then each polyisobutylene precursor polymer has at least three thiol end groups.
LIPID NANODISC FORMATION BY POLYMERS HAVING A PENDANT HYDROPHOBIC GROUP
The disclosure generally relates to lipid nanodiscs, in particular to lipid nanodiscs formed from polymers. A lipid nanodisc according to the disclosure includes a lipid bilayer having a first hydrophilic face and a second hydrophilic face opposing the first hydrophilic face, and a hydrophobic edge between the opposing hydrophilic faces, and a polymer encircling the hydrophobic edge of the lipid bilayer. The polymer includes a first monomeric unit having a pendant hydrophobic group and a second monomeric unit having a backbone hydrophilic group. Methods of making and characterizing the lipid nanodiscs are also disclosed.
LIPID NANODISC FORMATION BY POLYMERS HAVING A PENDANT HYDROPHOBIC GROUP
The disclosure generally relates to lipid nanodiscs, in particular to lipid nanodiscs formed from polymers. A lipid nanodisc according to the disclosure includes a lipid bilayer having a first hydrophilic face and a second hydrophilic face opposing the first hydrophilic face, and a hydrophobic edge between the opposing hydrophilic faces, and a polymer encircling the hydrophobic edge of the lipid bilayer. The polymer includes a first monomeric unit having a pendant hydrophobic group and a second monomeric unit having a backbone hydrophilic group. Methods of making and characterizing the lipid nanodiscs are also disclosed.
POLYMERIC ANTIMICROBIAL SURFACTANT
Polycationic polymeric antimicrobial surfactant and polymeric biocompatible antimicrobial surfactant compositions are useful in dispersing various compounds in a carrier liquid. The polycationic polymeric antimicrobial surfactant and polymeric biocompatible antimicrobial surfactant compositions employ polymers having both hydrophilic domains and hydrophobic domains so that the compositions can disperse particles such as polymer particles or droplets in a continuous phase as well as provide stable dispersions that have not been provided before. The antimicrobial properties of the compositions provide much-needed capabilities of fighting infectious agents such as bacteria and viruses in a wide spectrum of products such as paint, adhesives, and coatings. Methods of using these compositions as well as methods of making products using the compositions are disclosed.