Abstract: Lubricating compositions including all types of greases and oils such as cutting oils and rolling oils having enhanced extreme pressure wear properties are provided by including in them as an extreme pressure additive a synergistic mixture of one or more polymers of 1,2,4-and 1,3,4-thiadiazoledithiols and molybdenum disulfide.
Abstract: Polyesters, polyamides and polyester-polyamides are flame retarded by incorporating a flame retardant amount of selected poly(metal phosphinate)s with the resins. The poly(metal phosphinates)s can be incorporated with the resins either by admixture of the poly(metal phosphinate)s with the polyester or polyamide or by adding the poly(metal phosphinate)s to the polyester or polyamide polymerization reaction whereby the poly(metal phosphinate)s become a part of the polymer structure.
Abstract: Polyesters, polyamides and polyester-polyamides are flame retarded by incorporating a flame retardant amount of selected poly(metal phosphinate)s with the resins. The poly(metal phosphinate)s can be incorporated with the resins either by admixture of the poly(metal phosphinate)s with the polyester or polyamide or by adding the poly(metal phosphinate)s to the polyester or polyamide polymerization reaction whereby the poly(metal phosphinate)s become a part of the polymer structure.
Abstract: Compositions of matter are disclosed in which acrylic resins for temporary impregnation of textile fabrics are combined with a laundry sour in aqueous or granular concentrates. These compositions are then introduced to the wash wheel in the last stage of a laundering operation immediately prior to drying the textile fabric. The acrylic resins impart soil release and stain removal properties to the fabrics. Fabric finishing agents may also be included in the compositions.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
October 20, 1975
Date of Patent:
November 8, 1977
Assignee:
Pennwalt Corporation
Inventors:
Clair Warren Graver, Clarence Edward Carwheel, Charles Joseph Bunczk
Abstract: The hard rock-like scale formed on zinc phosphating equipment is rendered soft and dispersible by adding a scale-reducing amount of dialkyl triamine pentakis methylene phosphonic acid or its alkaline salt in the zinc phosphating solution.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
January 29, 1976
Date of Patent:
November 8, 1977
Assignee:
Pennwalt Corporation
Inventors:
Thomas Clifford Atkiss, William Elgin Keen, Jr.
Abstract: A process is provided for tabletting spherical dental amalgam alloy. The process comprises treating the particles of spherical alloy by contacting them with a hydrochloric acid solution of cupric chloride, separating the acidic cupric chloride solution from the spherical alloy particles, washing the spherical alloy particles with water, drying the spherical alloy particles to remove residual water and then compacting the treated spherical alloy particles into a solid form such as a tablet.