Abstract:
A molding, particularly a fiber or foil molding, of cellulose regenerated an amino-oxide process provides that the cellulose contains 0.02 to 30% mass of a polyalkylene imine derivative. In addition to improved stabilization of the molding compound, the molding or fiber exhibits improved properties, such as an anion exchange capacity, fungistatic properties and an improved hydroblast resistance.
Abstract:
The present invention relates to compounded fibrous dope compositions of amine oxide cellulose solutions having a uniformly dispersed second fibrous material, methods of producing the compositions, and shaped articles such as fibers, paper, films, and food casings produced from the compositions.
Abstract:
A biocompatible hydrophilic material is based on purified cellulose, from which material all or the majority of the water has been removed and which has a modulable potential for water recovery of up to an amount of water of approximately 60%. The material can be used for the production of fitting sheaths for articulated prostheses.
Abstract:
A caramel-containing cellulosic article, e.g. casing, with the caramel uniformly distributed and immobilized, without chemical bonding, in the cellulose so as to be substantially nonextractable in water and steam and method of producing this article.
Abstract:
There is described the preparation of a flameproofing compound useful in production of cellulosic fibres having a high resistance to combustion, said preparation comprising treating a phosphonitrile halide with a saturated alcohol, treating the halogen containing alkoxy derivative thus obtained with an unsaturated alcohol, and copolymerizing the alkyl substituted alkoxy derivative product thus obtained with an unsaturated acid, forming an alkaline aqueous solution-suspension adapted to be easily and intimately mixed with alkaline aqueous solutions of cellulose xantogenate to obtain a viscous mass of cospinnable components which are co-coagulable in a cellulose xantogenate coagulating bath. Obtaining essentially homogeneous yarns including the flameproofing compound in their cross-sections.
Abstract:
A process for producing fire retardant phosphonitrilate polymers by reacting phosphonitrilic halide with a hydroxyl compound such as an aliphatic or aromatic alcohol at not more than about 40.degree. C in the presence of an acid acceptor, such as pyridine, under conditions such that a relatively low concentration of the hydroxyl compound is present during the initial 1/2 to 3 hours of the reaction and the reaction conditions are maintained at from 20.degree.-50.degree. C for a period of 1/2 to 120 hours and, optionally, further heating the reaction mixture to a temperature of 40.degree.-80.degree. C for 1/2 to 81/2 hours. The phosphonitrilate polymers are suitable for fire retarding cellulosic materials such as regenerated cellulose, rayon and the like.
Abstract:
THE INVENTION DISCLOSED HEREIN RELATES TO A NOVEL METHOD FOR PRODUCING A RAGENERATED CELLULOSE HEMODIALYSIS MEMBRANE. THE CELLULOSE IS DISSOLVED IN A CUPRIETHYLENEDIAMINE HYDROXIDE SOLUTION AND THEN CAST INT A FILM AND SUITABLY TREATED TO PRODUCE A HEMODIALYSIS MEMBRANE OF IMPROVED PERMEABILITY AND ULTRAFILTRATION. CUENOPHANE IS THE NAME CHOSEN BY THE INVENTOR TO BE APPLIED TO THIS REGENERATED CELLULOSE MEMBRANE.