Abstract: Ceramic green films having advantageous isotropic distribution of the inorganic pigment can be obtained by casting and drying a slip containing finely divided inorganic pigment, organic solvents, polyvinylbutyral, plasticizer and dispersing agent if compounds which contain in their molecules at least one structural unit of the formula Z ##STR1## in which A and B, which must be different, stand for either the oxyalkylene unit --C.sub.3-4 H.sub.6-8 O-- or the oxyalkylene unit --C.sub.2 H.sub.4 O-- and x and y, which can be identical or different, each denote a number from 1 to 200, are used as dispersing agents.Ceramic green films produced according to the invention can be converted to isotropic ceramic substrates by subsequent heat treatment and sintering.

Abstract: Polyvinylbutyral of reduced tackiness and improved tensile strength is prepared by acetalization of polyvinyl alcohol, which is capable of association, in the associated state with n-butyraldehyde in aqueous phase in the presence of an acid catalyst. In the process for its preparation from more highly saponified, associated polyvinyl alcohol having a vinyl acetate unit content of less than 1% by weight, the acetalization is started preferably at temperatures below 20.degree. C. and the temperature is raised to above 40.degree. C. in the course of the reaction. Use for the production of plasticized thermoplastic polyvinylbutyral films and use of the latter as the joining layer in laminated glass.

Abstract: Reduction in the adhesion to glass of thermoplastic, plasticized polyvinylbutyral molding compositions, in particular sheeting, by the addition of a metal salt and/or metal chelate of an enolizable .beta.-diketone, or mixtures of these compounds, as an non-stick agent, preferably in amounts of 0.003 to 0.3% by weight, relative to the plasticized polyvinylbutyral. It is preferable to employ the non-stick agent in the form of a solution in the plasticizer. The use of the sheeting having an adhesion to glass reduced in accordance with the invention as a laminating layer for the production of glass laminates.

Abstract: Reduction in the adhesion to glass of thermoplastic, plasticized polyvinylbutyral molding compositions, in particular sheeting, by adding the magnesium salt of sulfonic acids or sulfuric acid half-esters or mixtures of these compounds as an non-stick agent, preferably in amounts of 0.003 to 0.3% by weight, relative to the plasticized polyvinylbutyral. The non-stick agent is preferably employed in the form of a solution in the plasticizer. The use of the sheeting having an adhesion to glass reduced in accordance with the invention as the laminating layer for the production of glass laminates.

Abstract: Thermoplastic molding compositions comprising 65-80% by weight (based on the molding composition) of a polyvinylbutyral which preferably contains 19-28% by weight (based on the polyvinylbutyral) of vinyl alcohol units, and 35-20% by weight (based on the molding composition) of a plasticizer mixture of 50-99% by weight (based on the plasticizer mixture) of a di-, tri- or tetra-glycol diester and 50-1% by weight (based on the plasticizer mixture) of a phosphoric acid triester. The preparation of the molding compositions by mixing the constituent components and their use for the production of shaped thermoplastic articles, in particular high-strength films for use as the bonding intermediate layer in the production of laminated glass.

Abstract: The reduction of the adhesion to glass of thermoplastic polyvinylbutyral molding compositions, in particular films, which contain plasticizer and in which the polyvinylbutyral component has an increased content of vinyl alcohol units, by addition of a combination of potassium hydroxide, potassium formate or potassium acetate and a compound having a betaine structure, as the anti-adhesive agent. Use of the films with reduced adhesion to glass as the bonding layer for the production of glass laminates.

Abstract: The invention relates to finely divided polyvinyl acetal which is prepared in the form of an aqueous suspension or, if desired, in powder form, preferably having average particle sizes from 0.5 to 10 .mu.m, from polyvinyl alcohol and at least one aliphatic aldehyde having at least 3 carbon atoms, and which contains 0.1 to 10% by weight, based on polyvinyl acetal, of a completely or partially hydrolyzed vinyl ester copolymer grafted onto polyethylene oxide or polyethylene oxide derivatives and acetalized in the mixture with the polyvinyl alcohol.The invention further relates to a process for preparing finely divided polyvinyl acetals having an average particle size between 0.5 and 10 .mu.

Abstract: The tendency to blocking of polymer sheets can be reduced by means of anti-blocking agents. Suitable anti-blocking agents in transparent polyvinyl butyral sheets are especially montanic acid esters, which do not adversely affect the adhesion of the sheet to glass. The polyvinyl butyral sheets are used as interlayers of laminated glass (safety glass).

Abstract: The preparation of polyvinylbutyral is commonly effected by the acetalization of polyvinyl alcohol with n-butyraldehyde, either in an organic solvent or in water. By varying the reaction conditions it is possible to obtain the polyvinylbutyral in a coarse-grain or fine-grained form. The production of polyvinylbutyral having improved properties is possible by using a polyvinylbutyral having a content of from 17 to 24% by weight of vinyl alcohol units as starting material for an after-treatment in the presence of an organic sulfonic acid having an emulsifying effect. The polyvinylbutyral obtained is particularly suitable for the manufacture of compound sheets.

Abstract: Plasticizer containing polyvinylbutyral sheets are known intermediate layers for glass laminates. Generally, the polyvinylbutyral used for this application contains certain amounts of vinyl alcohol units and vinyl acetate units. In order to adjust an optimum adhesion to glass, certain additives are mixed with the polyvinylbutyral, which additives must not cause discoloration of the laminate and deterioration of the transparency. Betains are especially suitable anti-adhesives, and efficient in very small amounts.