C09D133/20

CELL CULTURE INSTRUMENT AND CELL PROCESSING METHOD

A cell culture instrument configured to detach cells at a desired position and a cell processing method using the cell culture instrument. The cell culture instrument includes: a substrate; and a photoreactive layer having a photosolubility and a photothermal convertibility, wherein the photoreactive layer is laminated on the substrate, and the photoreactive layer includes a polymer having a photosolubility and a photothermal convertibility.

Removable, aqueous-based compositions

Removable, aqueous-based compositions, especially sealants useful for, inter alia, temporary craft applications and seasonal weatherization of buildings and methods of their use are disclosed. These sealants reduce the flammability risks and lingering odor problems associated using solvent-based systems, particularly during application. These compositions do not rely on additives that disrupt the adhesion of the compositions to the substrate and that leave undesirable residue on the substrate.

Removable, aqueous-based compositions

Removable, aqueous-based compositions, especially sealants useful for, inter alia, temporary craft applications and seasonal weatherization of buildings and methods of their use are disclosed. These sealants reduce the flammability risks and lingering odor problems associated using solvent-based systems, particularly during application. These compositions do not rely on additives that disrupt the adhesion of the compositions to the substrate and that leave undesirable residue on the substrate.

Unsaturated group-containing ester compound, polymer, thermosetting resin composition, and cured film

It is an object of the present invention to provide an unsaturated group-containing ester compound which can be used as a raw material of a curable composition using transesterification reaction and which is inexpensive and has a good curability, and a polymer, a thermosetting resin composition, and a curable composition which containing the unsaturated group-containing ester compound, respectively. An unsaturated group-containing ester compound having a chemical structure represented by the following general formula (1): ##STR00001## n.sub.1: 1 to 10 (in the formula, R.sub.1, R.sub.2, and R.sub.3 are the same or different and each is a hydrogen, an alkyl group, a carboxyl group, an alkyl ester group or a structure represented by R.sub.4-[COOR.sub.5]n.sub.1; R.sub.4 is an aliphatic, an alicyclic or an aromatic alkylene group with a number of atoms of 50 or less in the main chain, which may have one or more functional groups selected from the group consisting of an ester group, an ether group, an amide group, and a urethane and may have a side chain; R.sub.5 is an alkyl group having 50 or less carbon atoms; and in the compound represented by the general formula (1), the R.sub.4-[COOR.sub.5] group may be a lactone structure represented by the following general formula (1-1). ##STR00002## (R.sub.x is a hydrocarbon group having 2 to 10 carbon atoms which may have a branched chain.

Surface-structured coatings

We describe a new approach to fabricate polymeric materials with surface structures for applications as anti-reflective, anti-icing, superhydrophobic, superhydrophilic, de-wetting, and self-cleaning coatings. In some variations, a surface-textured layer comprises first microdomains and second microdomains each containing polymerized cross-linkable photomonomer, where the first microdomains have a higher average cross-link density than that of the second microdomains. The first microdomains and the second microdomains are in a peak-valley surface topology, providing surface texture with no filler particles. In some variations, a method to fabricate a surface-textured layer comprises: applying a cross-linkable photomonomer layer to a reflective substrate; exposing the photomonomer layer to a collimated light beam with no spatial variation, to initiate polymerization in first microdomains; and polymerizing other regions of the photomonomer layer to form second microdomains that are spatially separated from the first microdomains. The first microdomains have a higher average cross-link density compared to the second microdomains.

Surface-structured coatings

We describe a new approach to fabricate polymeric materials with surface structures for applications as anti-reflective, anti-icing, superhydrophobic, superhydrophilic, de-wetting, and self-cleaning coatings. In some variations, a surface-textured layer comprises first microdomains and second microdomains each containing polymerized cross-linkable photomonomer, where the first microdomains have a higher average cross-link density than that of the second microdomains. The first microdomains and the second microdomains are in a peak-valley surface topology, providing surface texture with no filler particles. In some variations, a method to fabricate a surface-textured layer comprises: applying a cross-linkable photomonomer layer to a reflective substrate; exposing the photomonomer layer to a collimated light beam with no spatial variation, to initiate polymerization in first microdomains; and polymerizing other regions of the photomonomer layer to form second microdomains that are spatially separated from the first microdomains. The first microdomains have a higher average cross-link density compared to the second microdomains.

COATED CLOSED-CELL FOAM TUBE INSULATIONS AND METHODS FOR PRODUCING THE SAME
20210254779 · 2021-08-19 ·

Provided is an insulation product, optionally in a tubular form, that includes a coated foam insulation layer, where the foam insulation layer has a closed-cell structure. The coating can comprise a thermoplastic elastomer that seamlessly covers and is bonded to an outer surface of the elastomeric foam layer in the absence of an adhesive bonding material to protect the foam insulation layer, e.g., during outdoor insulation applications. A pipe where the insulation product is installed is also provided, as is a method of installing the insulation product, and a method of producing the insulation product.

MULTIMODAL COATINGS FOR HEAT AND FIRE RESISTANCE

A multimodal coating and method of coating a substrate are disclosed. The coating includes a structural framework: and a medium embedded in the structural framework forming an intumescent coating, the intumescent coating configured to undergo intumescent expansion of an outermost coating of the medium upon heating.

MULTIMODAL COATINGS FOR HEAT AND FIRE RESISTANCE

A multimodal coating and method of coating a substrate are disclosed. The coating includes a structural framework: and a medium embedded in the structural framework forming an intumescent coating, the intumescent coating configured to undergo intumescent expansion of an outermost coating of the medium upon heating.

TONER

A toner is provided, which has a toner particle that contains a binder resin, and organosilicon polymer particle on a surface of the toner particle. A methanol concentration a (vol %) of the organosilicon polymer particle in a wettability test and a methanol concentration b (vol %) of the toner particle in a wettability test satisfy Expression (I) below:


|a−b|≤25  (I), and an adhesion index of the organosilicon polymer particle on a polycarbonate film, calculated on the basis of Expression (II) below, is not more than 3.5:


Adhesion index=area ratio c of the organosilicon polymer particle having migrated to the polycarbonate film/coverage ratio d of the organosilicon polymer particle on the surface of the toner particle ×.Math.100  (II)