Abstract: A catalytic article for destruction of a volatile organic compound includes a porous carrier body, a plurality of catalyst units formed on the carrier body and adapted for destruction of the volatile organic compound, and a plurality of trapping molecules bound to the carrier body. Each of the catalyst units is composed of one of a noble metal, a transition metal oxide, and the combination thereof. Each of the trapping molecules includes at least one functional group that is adapted for attracting or binding the volatile organic compound. A method for preparing the catalytic article is also disclosed.

Abstract: A catalytic article for decomposition of a volatile organic compound includes a porous support body, a plurality of active centers formed on the support body and adapted for catalytic decomposition of the volatile organic compound, and a plurality of capture centers bound to the support body. Each of the active centers is composed of one of a noble metal, a transition metal oxide, and the combination thereof. Each of the capture centers includes at least one functional group that is adapted for attracting or binding the volatile organic compound. A method for preparing the catalytic article is also disclosed.

Abstract: An antiglare film with various inner and outer haze includes a transparent substrate, and an antiglare coating layer formed by coating an antiglare coating solution on the transparent substrate. The antiglare coating solution further includes a resin, resin-philic light-scattering particles and resin-phobic light-scattering particles. The resin-philic light-scattering particles and the resin-phobic light-scattering particles respectively have different functional groups on the surfaces thereof. The resin-philic light-scattering particles do not repel the resin and thus are distributed inside the antiglare coating layer. The resin-phobic light-scattering particles repel the resin and thus are distributed on the surface of the antiglare coating layer, so that the inner and outer haze of an antiglare film can be effectively controlled via adjusting the proportion of the resin-phobic to resin-philic light-scattering particles.

Abstract: An antiglare film with various inner and outer haze comprises a transparent substrate, and an antiglare coating layer formed via coating an antiglare coating solution on the transparent substrate. The antiglare coating solution further comprises a resin, resin-philic light-scattering particles and resin-phobic light-scattering particles. The resin-philic light-scattering particles and the resin-phobic light-scattering particles respectively have different functional groups on the surfaces thereof. The resin-philic light-scattering particles do not repel the resin and thus are distributed inside the antiglare coating layer. The resin-phobic light-scattering particles repel the resin and thus are distributed on the surface of the antiglare coating layer, so that the inner and outer haze of an antiglare film can be effectively controlled via adjusting the proportion of the resin-phobic to resin-philic light-scattering particles.

Abstract: The invention provides an antireflective film and method for making thereof. The antireflective film includes a transparent substrate with a hard coat layer thereon. A low refractive index layer having a plurality of nanoparticles is formed on the hard coat layer. The antireflective film can increase transmittance and reduce the reflectance thereof because of the nanoparticles.