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US 5,023,286 Stabilized filled polypropylenes
Transcript of US 5,023,286 Stabilized filled polypropylenes
October 1991 Additives far Polymers
us 5,023,285 CULUUR ST~~~ZER FUR POLYMERS GE Specialty Chemicals Priority Datez 25 July 1969
Bis-(tri-tertiary-alkylphenoxy) diphosphaspirotmdecanes.
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STABILIZED FILLED P0LYPROPYLENES Mitsui Toatsu Chemicals Inc. Fkiority Date: 5 October 1988
Contains an inorganic filler, a phenolic antioxidant, a phosphors antioxidant, zinc oxide, and TiUz in fme powder form.
FIRE RETARDANT COMKHlTION Nippon Unicar Co. Ltd. Priority Date: 29 July 1988
Comprises 1) a thermoplastic, and 2) magnesium hydroxide which has been surface-treated with an organic aminosilane.
~~E~~~S FOR POLYlklE33S Degussa AG Priority Date: 20 October 1989
N,N’- and N&‘&‘-substituted silyl ureas.
STABILIZED ORe~OSILIC~N Hercules Inc. Priority Date: 12 April 1990
Contains a hindered phenol and at least one hindered nmine as antioxidant.
UV STABILIZER AND FIRE ETCH SYSTEMS Ethyl Corp. Priority Date: 16 March 1990
Fire retardant amount of an N,~-e~ylene-bis (tetra- br~mophthal~ide), a hindered amine light stabilizer, a 2-(5?- hy~x~henyl) benzotriazole, a titanate, and zinc or magnesium oxide.
us 5,026,747 FIRE RETARDANT ASPHALT COMPOSITION Tanko Asphalt Products Inc. Priority Date: 1 November 1989
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