Patent classifications
C09D101/08
Process for producing cellulose derivatives of high bulk density, good flowability and/or dispersibility in cold water as well as low solution color
A particulate cellulose derivative is obtained in a process of grinding and drying a moist cellulose derivative which comprises the steps of A) providing a cellulose derivative having a moisture content of from 60 to 95 percent, based on the total weight of the moist cellulose derivative, B) grinding and partially drying the moist cellulose derivative in a gas-swept impact mill; C) contacting the ground and partially dried cellulose derivative with an additional amount of a drying gas outside the gas-swept impact mill; and D) subjecting the cellulose derivative to partial depolymerization after having contacted the cellulose derivative with a drying gas in step C). The obtained particulate cellulose derivative has a high untapped bulk density, a good flowability and a low color intensity.
SHRINK WRAP LABEL COATING TO FACILITATE RECYCLING
The present invention discloses a method of enabling the easy separation of labels, including wrap around labels and sleeve labels, particularly shrink sleeve labels, from containers during recycling through the use of a specially formulated coating to be applied in the seam area. The coatings ensure proper bonding, and shrink properties, of the labels, and have been designed to help de-bonding of the seam in a hot caustic wash step, or a solvent wash step. The method does not rely on floatation separation and therefore may be applied to any container/label material combination regardless of their specific gravity differences.
SHRINK WRAP LABEL COATING TO FACILITATE RECYCLING
The present invention discloses a method of enabling the easy separation of labels, including wrap around labels and sleeve labels, particularly shrink sleeve labels, from containers during recycling through the use of a specially formulated coating to be applied in the seam area. The coatings ensure proper bonding, and shrink properties, of the labels, and have been designed to help de-bonding of the seam in a hot caustic wash step, or a solvent wash step. The method does not rely on floatation separation and therefore may be applied to any container/label material combination regardless of their specific gravity differences.
Shrink wrap label coating to facilitate recycling
Provided is a coating composition that include a first resin having a Tg above about 25 C. and a second resin having a Tg above about 50 C. The coating composition and/or resins thereof are at least partially hydrolysable in a hot caustic solution. Further provided are a method for applying the coating composition to a label substrate, a label substrate coated with the coating composition, and a recycling method. Sleeve labels for articles such as containers may be formed from label substrates by forming a bonded seam with the coating composition. The coating composition maintains the bond in the seam during sleeve label shrinking and during article life. Label removal during recycling is relatively easy, as the coating composition in the seam de-bonds in a hot caustic solution.
Shrink wrap label coating to facilitate recycling
Provided is a coating composition that include a first resin having a Tg above about 25 C. and a second resin having a Tg above about 50 C. The coating composition and/or resins thereof are at least partially hydrolysable in a hot caustic solution. Further provided are a method for applying the coating composition to a label substrate, a label substrate coated with the coating composition, and a recycling method. Sleeve labels for articles such as containers may be formed from label substrates by forming a bonded seam with the coating composition. The coating composition maintains the bond in the seam during sleeve label shrinking and during article life. Label removal during recycling is relatively easy, as the coating composition in the seam de-bonds in a hot caustic solution.
Multifunctional coating films that can be applied in liquid form
Multifunctional coating films that can be applied in liquid form are provided for compressing, sealing, covering and preserving surfaces. The films include a composition of polysaccharide materials and/or homo- or heteroglycan water-soluble polysaccharide derivatives, polyol spacers, and crosslinkers with carbonyl or carboxylic function(s). As-applied, the composition is water-soluble and reactive, but after hardening it is capable of absorbing water or swelling, impermeable to water vapour, stable against water and UV and can be biologically degraded in a controlled manner. By reacting polysaccharide materials, polysaccharide derivatives and polyol spacers with cross linkers having carbonyl or carboxylic function(s), mechanically stable flexible films are obtained, which retain their mechanical properties up to a foreign material content of 80%. The films can swell in a controlled manner and can bind up to 75% water relative to their dry weight, corresponding to the degree of crosslinking and the spacer that is used.
Multifunctional coating films that can be applied in liquid form
Multifunctional coating films that can be applied in liquid form are provided for compressing, sealing, covering and preserving surfaces. The films include a composition of polysaccharide materials and/or homo- or heteroglycan water-soluble polysaccharide derivatives, polyol spacers, and crosslinkers with carbonyl or carboxylic function(s). As-applied, the composition is water-soluble and reactive, but after hardening it is capable of absorbing water or swelling, impermeable to water vapour, stable against water and UV and can be biologically degraded in a controlled manner. By reacting polysaccharide materials, polysaccharide derivatives and polyol spacers with cross linkers having carbonyl or carboxylic function(s), mechanically stable flexible films are obtained, which retain their mechanical properties up to a foreign material content of 80%. The films can swell in a controlled manner and can bind up to 75% water relative to their dry weight, corresponding to the degree of crosslinking and the spacer that is used.
SEPARATOR, METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME AND SECONDARY BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL DEVICE RELATED THERETO
The present application provides a separator, a method for preparing the same, a secondary battery and an electrical device related thereto. The separator includes a porous substrate and a coating layer disposed on one or more surfaces of the porous substrate, wherein the coating layer includes nanocellulose, and the porous substrate has a surface tension of 1 mN/m, the coating layer has a surface tension of 2 mN/m, and the separator satisfies 1/20.68. The separator provided in the present application has the characteristics of excellent heat resistance and high bonding strength, thus the secondary battery using the separator can have the combined characteristics of high energy density, high thermal safety performance, and long service life.
SEPARATOR, METHOD FOR PREPARING THE SAME AND SECONDARY BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL DEVICE RELATED THERETO
The present application provides a separator, a method for preparing the same, a secondary battery and an electrical device related thereto. The separator includes a porous substrate and a coating layer disposed on one or more surfaces of the porous substrate, wherein the coating layer includes nanocellulose, and the porous substrate has a surface tension of 1 mN/m, the coating layer has a surface tension of 2 mN/m, and the separator satisfies 1/20.68. The separator provided in the present application has the characteristics of excellent heat resistance and high bonding strength, thus the secondary battery using the separator can have the combined characteristics of high energy density, high thermal safety performance, and long service life.
Aerogel based on gas vesicles and bacterial cellulose
A material with a scaffold comprising a series of at least partially spaced fibers and gas vesicles locates between fibers. The gas vesicles comprise external anchoring modules that are effective to anchor the gas vesicles to the fibers.