Coating processes – Coating by vapor – gas – or smoke
Patent
1974-12-24
1976-07-13
Gwinnell, Harry J.
Coating processes
Coating by vapor, gas, or smoke
21 58, 162160, 162187, 427296, 427316, 427343, 427395, C23C 1304
Patent
active
039695492
ABSTRACT:
A method of deacidifying paper wherein the paper has a substantially cellulose fiber base or substrate by exposing the paper to the vapors of a volatile organometallic compound and subsequently decomposing said compound to a base or alkaline material in situ. The treated material is usually first dried in vacuo and exposed under anhydrous or nearly anhydrous conditions to the organic-metallic compound. The method has the advantage of being able to treat large quantities of material at any one time.
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Kelly, Jr. George B.
Williams John C.
Arseneau Paul F.
Gwinnell Harry J.
Hill Joseph A.
Spevack A. David
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