Process for coating inorganic particles with condensating polyme

Coating processes – Particles – flakes – or granules coated or encapsulated – Inorganic base

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4273855, 524783, 524879, B05D 700

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045942714

ABSTRACT:
A first stable suspension of at least one solid monomer, capable of being polymerized to a condensation polymer when heated, is formed in a first organic liquid inert during polymerization and containing a minor amount of a dispersing agent stable during said polymerization. A second stable suspension of finely divided inorganic particles in a second organic liquid inert during said polymerization and miscible with said first organic liquid, is formed and contains a minor amount of a dispersing agent. The first suspension is then added to the second suspension while stirring and heating the second suspension to the polymerization temperature of the monomer.

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