Abstract: The disclosure generally relates to polishing pads, methods of manufacturing polishing pads, and formulations for manufacturing polishing pads, and more particularly, to polishing pads used for chemical mechanical polishing (CMP) of a substrate in electronic device processing. In one aspect, a photocurable printing composition containing photopolymerizable compounds and photopolymerization initiator is provided. The photocurable printing composition comprises a urethane acrylate oligomer having a functionality of 2 or more, a nominal viscosity greater than 20,000 cP at 60 degrees Celsius, and a glass transition temperature (Tg) of ?4 degrees Celsius or greater, the urethane acrylate oligomer present from about 20% to about 60% by weight based on a total weight of the photopolymerizable compounds. The photocurable printing composition has a viscosity of 20 centipoise or higher at 70 degrees Celsius.

Abstract: Compositions that are curable by free radical redox reactions are disclosed. Free radical curing reactions between polythiols and polyalkyenyls are initiated by the reaction of metal complexes and organic peroxides. The compositions are useful as sealants.

Abstract: Compositions that are curable by free radical redox reactions are disclosed. Free radical curing reactions between polythiols and polyalkyenyls are initiated by the reaction of metal complexes and organic peroxides. The compositions are useful as sealants.

Abstract: Partially reacted alkoxysilane compositions, the use of partially reacted alkoxysilane compositions as adhesion-promoting primer coatings, and methods of using the partially reacted alkoxysilane compositions and coatings are disclosed.

Abstract: Compositions that are curable by free radical redox reactions are disclosed. Free radical curing reactions between polythiols and polyalkyenyls are initiated by the reaction of metal complexes and organic peroxides. The compositions are useful as sealants.

Abstract: One embodiment is a pressure sensitive adhesive label or tape that comprises a facestock, and a pressure sensitive adhesive composition disposed on the facestock and the pressure sensitive adhesive composition includes a product made from reacting an epoxidized naturally occurring oil or fat with a dimer acid. Another embodiment of the invention is a method that comprises reacting an epoxidized naturally occurring oil or fat with a dimer acid to form a PSA precursor; coating the PSA precursor onto a carrier and curing the PSA precursor via UV radiation to form a pressure sensitive adhesive.

Abstract: One embodiment is a pressure sensitive adhesive label or tape that comprises a facestock, and a pressure sensitive adhesive composition disposed on the facestock and the pressure sensitive adhesive composition includes a product made from reacting an epoxidized naturally occurring oil or fat with a dimer acid. Another embodiment of the invention is a method that comprises reacting an epoxidized naturally occurring oil or fat with a dimer acid to form a PSA precursor; coating the PSA precursor onto a carrier and curing the PSA precursor via UV radiation to form a pressure sensitive adhesive.

Abstract: Partially reacted alkoxysilane compositions, the use of partially reacted alkoxysilane compositions as adhesion-promoting primer coatings, and methods of using the partially reacted alkoxysilane compositions and coatings are disclosed.

Abstract: Methods and/or systems for printing or otherwise evincing temporary indicia on media with disappearing inks are described along with suitable disappearing ink formulations and media constructions for executing the same. In particular embodiments, the methods and/or systems described employ a plurality of disappearing inks with different disappearing rates. In one embodiment, a barrier layer that is selectively used to cover a major surface of the media is employed to substantially block or otherwise regulate a rate of phase transitions (e.g., evaporation and/or sublimation) experienced by ink borne by the media.

Abstract: A pressure sensitive adhesive composition and laminate and having superior adhesive and damping properties is provided. The adhesive laminate includes an acrylic damping composition comprising a graft copolymer having an acrylic backbone and macromonomer side chains.

Abstract: Various methods, devices and systems for patch based physical, physiological, chemical, and biochemical sensors that diagnose and monitor disease states are described. The patch based sensors provide a panel of specific analyte parameters that determine one or more physiological conditions and/or the level of healing progression of a wound. The use of such analyte panels in local or remote monitoring of parameters related to various disease states is also described.

Abstract: Methods and/or systems for printing or otherwise evincing temporary indicia on media with disappearing inks are described along with suitable disappearing ink formulations and media constructions for executing the same. In particular embodiments, the methods and/or systems described employ a plurality of disappearing inks with different disappearing rates. In one embodiment, a barrier layer that is selectively used to cover a major surface of the media is employed to substantially block or otherwise regulate a rate of phase transitions (e.g., evaporation and/or sublimation) experienced by ink borne by the media.

Abstract: One embodiment of the invention describes a novel method for providing a substrate for selective cell patterning, wherein the method comprises contacting an epoxide coated substrate surface with a bi-functional molecule having an epoxide end group and reacting these end groups with the substrate surface through a photochemically induced acid coupling reaction. The bi-functional molecule is applied in solution to the substrate surface as a photo-sensitive coating. A photomask stencil is used to deposit electromagnetic radiation into the coating in predetermined locations to form a desired pattern of the coating. The patterned substrate is provided by washing coating from the substrate leaving the bi-functional molecule attached to the substrate in those areas exposed to the radiation providing thereby cell adhesive moieties in controlled locations on the substrate.