Gas separation: apparatus – Electric field separation apparatus – Electrode retaining or supporting means
Patent
1975-02-26
1976-08-31
Brammer, Jack P.
Gas separation: apparatus
Electric field separation apparatus
Electrode retaining or supporting means
96115R, 96115P, 20415918, 20415923, 20415924, 96 85, 96 87R, G03C 194, G03C 168
Patent
active
039778789
ABSTRACT:
Photopolymerizable compositions and processes for photopolymerizing such compositions are provided, said process comprising admixing with said epoxides, photosensitive organohalogen compounds in combination with an organometallic compound and thereafter applying energy to the resulting mixture. The organohalogens decompose to liberate an active catalyst which then serves to initiate polymerization of the epoxide material. The organometallic compound functions synergistically with the organohalogen to enhance the film forming properties of the resulting polymer and or sensitivity of the polymerizable system.
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American Can Company
Auber Robert P.
Bartlett Ernestine C.
Brammer Jack P.
Ziehmer George P.
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