Method of adding boric acid or a borate to a mixing or reaction zone
CA 1312327 C · Owner: Cerestar Holding B.V. · Inventors: Dederichs, Walburga; Johnson, Harry; Huybrechts, Lucas E.A.
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A process which includes the step of adding boric acid or a borate such as borax to a mixing or reaction zone e.g. to a, starch glue preparation in which the boric acid or borate is added in the form of a liquid composition containing monoethanolamine or a polyhydroxyorganic compound such as glucose and optionally, but preferably, water. The processes of particular utility in the preparation of starch-based adhesives in which boric acid or borax decahydrate is metered continuously into the adhesive, which itself is essentially an aqueous starch composition. The method overcomes the problem of formation of lumps in the solid boric acid or borax decahydrate which impedes the continuous …
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- Granted January 5, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 5, 2010.
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