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Machine dishwashing composition

CA 2091791 A1 · Owner: Rocourt, Antoine P. A. F. · Inventors: Van Drunen, Rudolf W. P.; Rocourt, Antoine P. A. F.; Van Dijk, Willem R.

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An improved phosphate-free, particularly phosphorus-free machine dishwashing composition comprises a non-phosphate builder, such as zeolite, alkalimetal citrate alkalimetal, carbonate and bicarbonate and mixtures thereof, wherein the, amount of carbonate and/or bicarbonate if present does not, exceed 50% by weight of the composition and contains an, effective amount of a biodegradable poly-amino acid compound of the formula:, Poly (X)n, wherein each X is independently aspartic acid or salts thereof, glutamic acid or salts thereof glutamine, asparagine, or mixtures thereof; and n is 3 to 1000.

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  • Filed March 17, 1993. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 17, 2013.
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FiledMarch 17, 1993
GrantedNo grant recorded
Term endedMarch 17, 2013
Patent numberCA 2091791 A1
Classification (IPC)C11D3/10 +2 more

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