Production of solvent resistant brominated and/or chlorinated ar

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Processes of treating materials by wave energy

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8DIG4, 8DIG12, 260 4575B, 528308, C08G 1800

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041013999

ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to the irradiation of compositions comprising non-ethylenically unsaturated brominated and chlorinated aromatic polyester fibrous materials with low intensity ultraviolet light radiation for relatively brief periods of time under appropriate conditions to yield a product of enhanced solvent resistance. The irradiation of the halogenated polyesters (as defined) generates free radicals within the fibrous material which react to produce sufficient cross-linking to enhance solvent resistance without a significant detrimental change of other product properties.

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