Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles – Autogenously or by activation of dry coated particles
Patent
1976-02-12
1979-03-13
Thurlow, Jeffery R.
Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes
Forming articles by uniting randomly associated particles
Autogenously or by activation of dry coated particles
260857G, 260878R, 260884, 264 22, 264131, 264272, 429136, 429137, H01M 300
Patent
active
041443012
ABSTRACT:
An Electrolytic cell having a separator positioned between a positive electrode and a negative electrode is disclosed in which the separator is a moulding of polymer material derived from a particulate polymer material having a polar graft-copolymerized surface. The separator may be deposited as a coherent film of the surface of an electrode by sintering the particulate material into a coating around the electrode using heat and/or pressure. Alternatively a shaped article such as a case, envelope, sheet film or the like may be prepared and used to wrap around or encase an electrode.
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Adams Lionel B.
Fydelor Peter J.
Partridge Gordon
Pithouse Kenneth B.
The Secretary of State for Defence in Her Britannic Majesty's Go
Thurlow Jeffery R.
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