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Process for coating finely divided material with titania and moisture insensitive zinc sulfide luminescent materials made therefrom

CA 2043987 C · Owner: Gte Laboratories Incorporated · Inventors: Klinedinst, Keith A.

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A method for coating finely divided material with titania is disclosed. The method involves the fluidization of the finely divided material in an inert carrier gas containing vaporized titanium isopropoxide. The isothermal fluidized bed is kept at a temperature equal to or below approximately 300°C. The vaporized titanium isopropoxide reacts to form a coating of titania on the surfaces of the particles within the fluidized bed. The greatest coating efficiency occurs when the fluidized bed is kept at approximately 300°C for approximately the first 10 minutes of the reaction and thereafter at approximated 250°C. The titania coating process is particularly useful for electroluminescent …

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  • Filed June 6, 1991 and granted June 4, 2002. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended June 6, 2011.
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FiledJune 6, 1991
GrantedJune 4, 2002
Term endedJune 6, 2011
Patent numberCA 2043987 C
Classification (IPC)C09K11/02 +2 more

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1992199419961998200020022004200620082010Application filedJune 6, 1991Patent grantedJune 4, 2002Term endedJune 6, 2011

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