公开(公告)号：AU649017B2

公开(公告)日：1994-05-12

申请号：AU7232391

申请日：1991-01-18

Applicant: INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

Inventor： ZELDIN MARTEL ,  FIFE WILMER K ,  RUBINSZTAJN SLAWOMIR

IPC: B01J31/02 ,  C07F7/18 ,  C08G77/26 ,  C08G77/28 ,  C08G77/54 ,  C08K5/544 ,  C08L83/04 ,  C08L83/08 ,  C09F7/10

Abstract: Silanes and siloxanes incorporating the 4-dialkylaminopyridine functionality are described. Preferred silanes are catalytically active and also serve as precursors to the siloxanes. Preferred siloxanes incorporating DAAP functionality exhibit excellent physical and dynamic-mechanical properties while maintaining a substantial percentage of the DAAP catalytic behavior.

公开(公告)号：AU4706496A

公开(公告)日：1996-08-14

申请号：AU4706496

申请日：1996-01-26

Applicant: INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

Inventor： FIFE WILMER K ,  ZELDIN MARTEL ,  RUBINSZTAJN SLAWOMIR

IPC: A61K6/083 ,  C07C233/38 ,  C08F220/60 ,  C07C69/62 ,  C07C211/20 ,  C07C221/00 ,  C07C225/14 ,  C08F26/00 ,  C08F226/00 ,  C08L39/00

Abstract: Described are novel fluoride ion-releasing acrylic or methacrylic acid-based monomers, fluoride ion-releasing dental resin materials prepared from the monomers, and processes for preparing the monomers and dental resin materials. The monomers of the invention are prepared in good yield from readily available starting materials. Dental resin materials of the invention exhibit excellent sustained fluoride ion release.

公开(公告)号：AU7232391A

公开(公告)日：1991-08-05

申请号：AU7232391

申请日：1991-01-18

Applicant: INDIANA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

Inventor： ZELDIN MARTEL ,  FIFE WILMER K ,  RUBINSZTAJN SLAWOMIR

IPC: B01J31/02 ,  C07F7/18 ,  C08G77/26 ,  C08G77/28 ,  C08G77/54 ,  C08K5/544 ,  C08L83/04 ,  C08L83/08 ,  C09F7/10

Abstract: Silanes and siloxanes incorporating the 4-dialkylaminopyridine functionality are described. Preferred silanes are catalytically active and also serve as precursors to the siloxanes. Preferred siloxanes incorporating DAAP functionality exhibit excellent physical and dynamic-mechanical properties while maintaining a substantial percentage of the DAAP catalytic behavior.