Treatment of the interior surfaces of resinous enclosure members

Coating processes – Interior of hollow article coating – Coating by vapor – gas – mist – or smoke

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4272554, 427400, 525344, B05D 722, B05D 500, C08F 840

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ABSTRACT:
Plastic containers are treated to provide increased barrier properties to organics and gases such as oxygen by treating the interior surface of the container with SO.sub.3 gas. The SO.sub.3 gas is provided by inserting a solid pellet of poly-SO.sub.3 into the container and evaporating the SO.sub.3 such as with microwave energy. A solid neutralizing agent such as ammonium carbonate is then placed into the container and evaporated with microwave energy to form ammonia which neutralizes the sulfonic acid groups on the surface interior of the container.

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