Abstract: The use of a fiber-reinforced plastic material as reinforcement strips (2, 6, 7, 14, 15) of a window or door frame hollow profile (1, 10) is provided, with the fiber-reinforced plastic material having an E-module that is >8.000 N/mm2, and preferably >10.000 N/mm2, having a softening temperature of >100° C., and preferably >150° C. and an elongation coefficient of <6·10?5K?1, and preferably <5·10?5K?1 most preferably <4·10?5K?1, in particular fiber-reinforced polybutylenterephtalate, polyetylenterephtalate or a mixture thereof.

Abstract: The use of a fiber-reinforced plastic material as reinforcement strips (2, 6, 7, 14, 15) of a window or door frame hollow profile (1, 10) is provided, with the fiber-reinforced plastic material having an E-module that is >8.000 N/mm2, and preferably >10.000 N/mm2, having a softening temperature of >100° C., and preferably >150° C. and an elongation coefficient of <6·10?5K?1, and preferably <5·10?5K?1 most preferably <4·10?5K?1, in particular fiber-reinforced polybutylenterephtalate, polyetylenterephtalate or a mixture thereof.

Abstract: A photohardenable adhesive comprising, as a photopolymerizable agent, acrylic acid.

Abstract: A photosensitive material is provided in which at least one surface portion of a substrate contains di-iodopropyl cellulose uniformly distributed therethrough. A photosensitive sheet material can be formed totally of di-iodopropyl cellulose or in part by di-iodopropyl cellulose, provided that the surface thereof contains di-iodopropyl cellulose. Upon exposure to electromagnetic radiation, including wave lengths not greater than 0.315 microns, radical iodine is liberated which forms molecular iodine spots to form an image corresponding to the intensity of the irradiation with the electromagnetic radiation. A provision is further made for bringing the surface of the material into contact with a substance which forms a colored compound upon reaction with the iodine.

Abstract: A photosensitive material is provided in which at least one surface portion of a substrate contains 2,3-di-(2,3-diiodopropoxy)-propyl cellulose uniformly distributed therethrough. A photosensitive sheet material can be formed totally of 2,3-di-(2,3-diiodopropoxy)-propyl cellulose or in part thereof, provided that the surface thereof contains 2,3-di-(2,3-diiodopropoxy)-propyl cellulose. Upon exposure to an activating electromagnetic radiation in which the intensity is modulated according to the configuration of an image, a visible image is formed on the surface of the material. Provision is further made for bringing the surface of the material into contact with the substance which forms a colored compound upon reaction with iodine liberated upon subjecting the surface to activating electromagnetic radiation.

Abstract: The invention relates to a new substance, namely 2,3-di-(2,3-diiodopropoxy)-propyl cellulose and to the production of the same by the action of a dihalogenopropyl ether of cellulose with an alkali metal allylate with iodine addition to the resulting 2,3-di-allyloxy propyl cellulose.