Abstract: Subject matter disclosed herein relates to sealant for tire repairing and more particularly, relates to sealant composition for repairing tire punctures and a method of preparing the same.

Abstract: In an anisotropic flexible thermal interface pad, a heat-conduction layer on a dielectric layer is formed by using electroflocking to attach a plurality of thermally-conductive fibers, such as carbon fibers, on the dielectric layer and sealing the fibers with a sealing agent, such as silicone. The sealing agent is less thermally-conductive than the fibers. The plurality of fibers is aligned substantially-unidirectionally to achieve a predetermined inclination angle (e.g., 90°) with respect to the dielectric layer for discouraging neighboring fibers to contact each other while maintaining efficient heat transmission along each fiber. Thus, heat is transmitted more efficiently along a direction perpendicular to the dielectric layer than along another direction in parallel thereto. The pad may include additional heat-conduction layers, each configured similar to the heat-conduction layer, stacked together thereon.

Abstract: Subject matter disclosed herein relates to sealant for tire repairing and more particularly, relates to sealant composition for repairing tire punctures and a method of preparing the same.

Abstract: A packaging material 101 for Li-ion battery 100 is described herein. The packaging material 101 for Li-ion battery 100 may include an innermost hot sealing resin layer 101-a facing a core 102-a of a battery 100, an adhesive layer 101-b optionally placed at top of the innermost hot sealing resin layer and an outermost LCP layer 101-c laminated either on the innermost hot sealing resin layer 101-a directly, or on the top of the adhesive layer 101-b optionally placed at top of the innermost hot sealing resin layer 101-a. The LCP layer 101-c may have a WVTR less than or equal to 0.01 g/m2/day. Further, the innermost hot sealing resin layer 101-a may have an initial hot seal temperature in a range of 100° C.-140° C.