Compositions – Electrolytes for electrical devices
Patent
1989-02-16
1989-08-01
Dixon, Jr.,
Compositions
Electrolytes for electrical devices
252 493, C10M17300
Patent
active
048531405
ABSTRACT:
A lubricating composition for use in slicing or cutting silicon wafers. The composition includes a soap, a phosphorous containing compound, and an ethylene oxide-propylene oxide polymer. The phosphorous compound is a low temperature, extreme pressure lubricant. The ethylene oxide propylene oxide polymer is a high temperature, extreme pressure lubricant. Suitable soaps include C6-C18 fatty acids reacted with triethanolamine or aminoethanolamine. Additionally, biocides or fungicides may be added. Also an antifoam and a complexing aid such as EDTA may be used.
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Kerr Earnest M.
Payne Charles C.
Cupoli Anthony L.
Dixon Jr.
Epple Donald G.
Johnson Jerry D.
Nalco Chemical Company
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