Patent classifications
C08J7/12
CATION EXCHANGE POLYMERS AND ANION EXCHANGE POLYMERS AND CORRESPONDING (BLEND) MEMBRANES MADE OF POLYMERS CONTAINING HIGHLY FLUORINATED AROMATIC GROUPS, BY WAY OF NUCLEOPHILIC SUBSTITUTION
The present invention relates to new anion exchange polymers and (blend) membranes made from polymers containing highly fluorinated aromatic groups by means of nucleophilic substitution and processes for their production by means of nucleophilic aromatic substitution and their areas of application in membrane processes, in particular in electrochemical membrane processes such as fuel cells, electrolysis and redox flow batteries.
CATION EXCHANGE POLYMERS AND ANION EXCHANGE POLYMERS AND CORRESPONDING (BLEND) MEMBRANES MADE OF POLYMERS CONTAINING HIGHLY FLUORINATED AROMATIC GROUPS, BY WAY OF NUCLEOPHILIC SUBSTITUTION
The present invention relates to new anion exchange polymers and (blend) membranes made from polymers containing highly fluorinated aromatic groups by means of nucleophilic substitution and processes for their production by means of nucleophilic aromatic substitution and their areas of application in membrane processes, in particular in electrochemical membrane processes such as fuel cells, electrolysis and redox flow batteries.
Polymer-based spherical powder preparation device and preparation process
A polymer-based spherical powder preparation device and preparation process are disclosed. The preparation device comprises a mill milling system and an inductively coupled plasma powder spheroidization system. The mill milling system of the preparation device can achieve ultra-fine grinding of the material at room temperature by applying strong extrusion, shear and circumferential stress to the material; and the inductively coupled plasma powder spheroidization system using high temperature plasma as high temperature heat source, the polymer powder can be heated uniformly, and the melting and cooling rate is fast, so the spheroidization can be completed in a short time. The preparation process of polymer based spherical powder was integrated and continuously produced by the preparation device.
PROCESS FOR FUNCTIONALIZING A SURFACE OF A SOLID SUPPORT WITH NANO- OR MICROPARTICLES
In surface functionalization of a surface with nano- or microparticles, a process is for functionalizing a surface of a solid support with nano- or microparticles. Polymers include polymerized amine-functionalized monomer units. The polymers are used to functionalize a solid support with nano- or microparticles. The resulting nano- or microparticles functionalized polymers includes polymerized amine-functionalized monomer units.
PROCESS FOR FUNCTIONALIZING A SURFACE OF A SOLID SUPPORT WITH NANO- OR MICROPARTICLES
In surface functionalization of a surface with nano- or microparticles, a process is for functionalizing a surface of a solid support with nano- or microparticles. Polymers include polymerized amine-functionalized monomer units. The polymers are used to functionalize a solid support with nano- or microparticles. The resulting nano- or microparticles functionalized polymers includes polymerized amine-functionalized monomer units.
NANOCELLULOSE COMPOSITIONS AND PROCESSES TO PRODUCE SAME
A composition comprising nanocellulose is disclosed, wherein the nanocellulose contains very low or essentially no sulfur content. The nanocellulose may be in the form of cellulose nanocrystals, cellulose nanofibrils, or both. The nanocellulose is characterized by a crystallinity of at least 80%, an onset of thermal decomposition of 300° F. or higher, and a low light transmittance over the range 400-700 nm. Other variations provide a composition comprising lignin-coated hydrophobic nanocellulose, wherein the nanocellulose contains very low or essentially no sulfur content. Some variations provide a composition comprising nanocellulose, wherein the nanocellulose contains about 0.1 wt % equivalent sulfur content, or less, as SO.sub.4 groups chemically or physically bound to the nanocellulose. In some embodiments, the nanocellulose contains essentially no hydrogen atoms (apart from hydrogen structurally contained in nanocellulose itself) bound to the nanocellulose. Various compositions, materials, and products may incorporate the nanocellulose compositions disclosed herein.
NANOCELLULOSE COMPOSITIONS AND PROCESSES TO PRODUCE SAME
A composition comprising nanocellulose is disclosed, wherein the nanocellulose contains very low or essentially no sulfur content. The nanocellulose may be in the form of cellulose nanocrystals, cellulose nanofibrils, or both. The nanocellulose is characterized by a crystallinity of at least 80%, an onset of thermal decomposition of 300° F. or higher, and a low light transmittance over the range 400-700 nm. Other variations provide a composition comprising lignin-coated hydrophobic nanocellulose, wherein the nanocellulose contains very low or essentially no sulfur content. Some variations provide a composition comprising nanocellulose, wherein the nanocellulose contains about 0.1 wt % equivalent sulfur content, or less, as SO.sub.4 groups chemically or physically bound to the nanocellulose. In some embodiments, the nanocellulose contains essentially no hydrogen atoms (apart from hydrogen structurally contained in nanocellulose itself) bound to the nanocellulose. Various compositions, materials, and products may incorporate the nanocellulose compositions disclosed herein.
Method for modifying fluoring resin film
A simple short-time method for modifying a fluorine resin film so that hydrophilicity is not likely to deteriorate over time. The method for modifying a fluorine resin film is characterized in that the surface of the fluorine resin film is provided with hydrophilicity by bringing the fluorine resin film into contact with a process gas, which contains gas containing fluorine atoms and at least one of gas containing oxygen atoms or inert gas.
Method for modifying fluoring resin film
A simple short-time method for modifying a fluorine resin film so that hydrophilicity is not likely to deteriorate over time. The method for modifying a fluorine resin film is characterized in that the surface of the fluorine resin film is provided with hydrophilicity by bringing the fluorine resin film into contact with a process gas, which contains gas containing fluorine atoms and at least one of gas containing oxygen atoms or inert gas.
METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR PRODUCTION OF GREEN MORTAR
A method of pre-treating plastic using plasms is disclosed. The plasma is applied to plastic in an atmosphere such as oxygen that encourages formation of functional groups on an otherwise inert plastic surface. The functional groups such as hydrogen group, carboxyl group, and formyl group are introduced on the surface of the recycled plastics. This allows the use of plastic to replace part of the sand aggregate in mortar, resulting in a more environmentally friendly mortar.