Methods of making dispersible additives for polymeric materials
CA 2208225 C · Owner: Basf Corporation · Inventors: Mcintosh, Stanley A.; Jones, Frank R.; Gasperson, G. Daniel
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Additives for polymeric compositions are prepared by coated a pigments with a dispersant, and thereafter dispersing the dispersant-coated pigment in a liquid nonaqueous polymeric carrier. Preferably, the dispersant-coated pigment is spraydried. That is most preferably, an aqueous dispersion of the pigment and dispersant is subjected to a spray-drying operation so as to obtain pigment coated with the dispersant. The dispersant-coated pigment has an average particle size of about 5 µm or greater, but is capable of breaking apart to average particle sizes of about 1 µm or less when dispersed in a polymeric host material.
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- Filed December 3, 1996 and granted July 8, 2003. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 3, 2016.
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