Abstract: An elastomeric laminate that does not require mechanical activation comprises an elastomeric polymer film layer bonded to one or more other substrate layers. The elastomeric film composition, physical properties of the substrate, and bonding conditions are selected and controlled to form an elastomeric laminate that is stretchable and recoverable without the use of excess material or post-lamination mechanical activation. The resulting elastomeric laminate may be manufactured on relatively simple high-speed equipment at lower cost and with improved physical properties.

Abstract: An elastomeric laminate that does not require mechanical activation comprises an elastomeric polymer film layer bonded to one or more other substrate layers. The elastomeric film composition, physical properties of the substrate, and bonding conditions are selected and controlled to form an elastomeric laminate that is stretchable and recoverable without the use of excess material or post-lamination mechanical activation. The resulting elastomeric laminate may be manufactured on relatively simple high-speed equipment at lower cost and with improved physical properties.

Abstract: An elastomeric laminate that does not require mechanical activation comprises an elastomeric polymer film layer bonded to one or more other substrate layers. The elastomeric film composition, physical properties of the substrate, and bonding conditions are selected and controlled to form an elastomeric laminate that is stretchable and recoverable without the use of excess material or post-lamination mechanical activation. The resulting elastomeric laminate may be manufactured on relatively simple high-speed equipment at lower cost and with improved physical properties.

Abstract: The invention concerns a method for preparing supported nanoparticles comprising the following steps: introducing in an adequate solvent a metallic co-ordination complex capable of being decomposed at a temperature less than 200° C, optionally in the presence of a gas reactive under reactive gas pressure less than 3 bars; spraying the resulting preparation in conditions avoiding its decomposition in a fluidised bed containing suspended porous support grains, then breaking down the metallic co-ordination complex optionally in the presence of a reactive gas.

Abstract: This is a process and a system for controlling the use of software developed under a specified platform, associated with a device, in which signals are processed in the device and/or are returned from the device to the computer in response to signals transmitted from this computer. The circuit of the device is written to and read from by calling upon a function built into an object file (.OBJ) or a Dynamic Library file (.DLL), the function having the following form: result=cnrm(var1, var2, . . . varn) with n>3. The function is devised so as automatically to detect the type of specified platform, and calculate the software execution context as a function of the platform.