Titanium(iv)-chelates and the use thereof in printing ink
CA 1319934 C · Owner: Nestler, Heinz · Inventors: Nestler, Heinz; Lindzus, Claus; Barfurth, Dieter
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The present invention relates to new alkoxy-titanium(IV)chelates and to the use thereof in printing inks based upon nitrocellulose or other cellulose-ester derivatives. The new chelates are characterized in that they contain citricacid alkyl-esters as chelate-formers. Like other titaniumchelates, they delay the known catalytic action of titanium components during cross-linking reactions. When used in printing inks, the new titanium-chelates and alcoholic, solutions thereof, have the advantage of possessing only a small amount of inherent colour, so that they scarcely discolour the printing inks. Another advantage of the new chelates is that they also do not interact with antioxidants based …
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- Granted July 6, 1993. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended July 6, 2010.
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