Abstract: The invention relates to absorptive, crosslinked polymeric composition that are based on partly neutralized, monoethylenically unsaturated monomer carrying acid groups wherein the absorptive crosslinked polymer may be coated with a polymeric coating, and have improved properties, in particular in respect of their capacity for transportation of liquids in the swollen state, and which have a high capacity and a high gel bed permeability.

Abstract: The invention relates to absorptive, crosslinked polymeric composition that are based on partly neutralized, monoethylenically unsaturated monomer carrying acid groups wherein the absorptive crosslinked polymer may be coated with a polymeric coating, and have improved properties, in particular in respect of their capacity for transportation of liquids in the swollen state, and which have a high capacity and a high gel bed permeability.

Abstract: The invention relates to absorptive, crosslinked polymeric composition that are based on partly neutralized, monoethylenically unsaturated monomer carrying acid groups wherein the absorptive crosslinked polymer may be coated with a polymeric coating, and have improved properties, in particular in respect of their capacity for transportation of liquids in the swollen state, and which have a high capacity and a high gel bed permeability.

Abstract: The invention relates to absorptive, crosslinked polymeric composition that are based on partly neutralized, monoethylenically unsaturated monomer carrying acid groups wherein the absorptive crosslinked polymer may be coated with a polymeric coating, and have improved properties, in particular in respect of their capacity for transportation of liquids in the swollen state, and which have a high capacity and a high gel bed permeability.

Abstract: Dry bleach compositions particularly suitable for cleaning of hard surfaces or fabrics which, upon mixing with water, form a mixture that is easily removed from surfaces upon standing.

Abstract: The production of foam which occurs in many chemical and physical materials conversion processes can be avoided by performing the materials conversion process in an ascending jet reactor, including a baffle-free container with a tapering lower section, preferably a conical lower section, and a device for gas injection, and the contents of the reactor are thoroughly mixed by means of ascending jet circulation caused by gas injection.

Abstract: Sodium percarbonate is often used in the form of coated particles to increase its storage stability in detergents.Sodium percarbonate particles coated in accordance with the invention have a coating containing reaction products from the reaction of a dialkali metal tetraborate or alkali metal pentaborate with aqueous hydrogen peroxide. Preferred coating components are: perborax with the formula Na.sub.2 B.sub.4 O.sub.7 .multidot.H.sub.2 O.sub.2, where n =2 or 4.The coated sodium percarbonate particles are produced by coating the percarbonate particles using a solution containing the reaction products mentioned above.Detergent, bleaching and cleaning compositions containing sodium percarbonate particles coated in accordance with the invention are distinguished by very high stability in storage.

Abstract: Sodium perborate monohydrate having an O.sub.a content of 14 to 16%, a bulk density of at least 600 g/l, an abrasion index (ISO 5937) of less than 8%, and a specific surface of less than 5 m.sup.2 /g can be produced by a fluidized bed--spraying process by spraying a sodium perborate solution produced by combining and mixing an aqueous hydrogen peroxide solution with an aqueous sodium metaborate solution, whereby the contact time between the combination of the solutions and the spraying is at least 2 seconds and preferably at least 5 seconds.

Abstract: Stable, solid acetyl peroxyborate compounds which are active oxygen-containing compounds derived from acetic acid and boron-oxygen compounds. The compounds of the invention have a peracetic acid content which can be liberated instantly and directly in water with only minor formation of hydrogen peroxide The acetyl peroxyborates of the invention are useful in washing, bleaching and cleaning agent and disinfectant applications and as oxidizing agents in organic synthesis.

Abstract: A process is described for preparing peroxyborate agglomerates having an active oxygen content of at least 14% by weight in which amorphous primary particles composed of peroxyborate prepared by a spray drying process are subjected to compacting pressing-agglomeration. Briquettes, compressed strips and tablets can be obtained which can be comminuted, if desired, to peroxyborate granules of desired particle size and bulk density. Advantageous, optionally colored, peroxyborate agglomerates, particularly peroxyborate granules are prepared. Preferred agglomerates and granules are composed of sodium peroxyborates.

Abstract: The invention relates to sodium perborate hydrate granulates and a method for producing sodium perborate hydrate granulates with an available oxygen content of 14 to 18% by weight, especially 15 to 16% by weight; an abrasion index according to ISO test 5937 of not more than 10%; with a rate of dissolution of below 1.5 minutes, preferably below 1.0 minutes (for 1 gram of the granulate in 500 cm.sup.3 water, at 15.degree. C.); and with a bulk weight in the range of 0.6 to 1.2 kg/dm.sup.3. The sodium perborate hydrate granulate can be produced by compacting spray-dried, essentially amorphous sodium perborate hydrate starting material which exhibits a bulk weight below that of the granulate product, and a particle size of 90% less than 100 micrometers. The hydrate starting material is further characterized in that it loses 0.2 to 2.0% of its weight when stored at 60.degree. C. and 100 Pa for 30 minutes. The starting material is compacted between rollers at a contact pressure of 5.times.10 to 2.times.10.sup.

Abstract: A composition having improved physical stability comprising an aqueous peroxidic solution of an alkali metal oxyboron compound containing alkali metal to boron in a substoichiometric mole ratio into which there has been introduced an effective stabilizing amount of cyclohexane -1,2-diaminotetra (methylene phosphonic acid) or a water soluble salt thereof. Also a process for enhancing the physical stability of an aqueous peroxidic solution of an alkali metal oxyboron compound containing alkali metal to boron in a substoichiometric mole ratio which is characterized by introducing into the solution an effective stabilizing amount of cyclohexane -1,2-diaminotetra (methylene phosphonic acid) or a water soluble salt thereof.

Abstract: A process for preparing microcrystalline perborate hydrate products and highly concentrated, storage stable aqueous solutions used for this purpose which have a stable active oxygen content and a boron content of 3 to 8% by wt. based on the total weight of the solution. The products of the invention are suitable for numerous uses in the field of bleaching agent, disinfectant and liquid detergent formulations, and other fields of use.

Abstract: Sodium perborate tetrahydrate in the form of virtually spherical and compact agglomerates of unit particles of sodium perborate tetrahydrate with a maximum size not exceeding 30 m, process for its manufacture, its use in the manufacture of sodium perborate monohydrate with high resistance to wear, and the resultant sodium perborate monohydrate.

Abstract: A method for improving abrasion resistance of sodium perborate tetrahydrate crystals prepared by reacting sodium metaborate with hydrogen peroxide in an aqueous slurry crystal growth medium, the improvement including highly supersaturating the aqueous slurry crystal growth medium. Also, an agent such as an excess of caustic may be added to the aqueous crystal growth medium to limit the growth rate of individual crystals.

Abstract: A process for producing sodium perborate monohydrate agglomerates or granules in which primary particles of sodium perborate monohydrate produced from sodium perborate tetrahydrate by a dehydration process are subjected to compacting pressing agglomeration, and the resulting agglomerates are subsequently comminuted to granules.

Abstract: Process for producing sodium perborate monohydrate by dehydration of sodium perborate tetrahydrate using a current of air which is initially damp in a first phase of dehydration then dry in a second phase of dehydration.The sodium perborate monohydrate obtained can be used in washing powders for textiles. No diagrams.

Abstract: The spray drying of a solution containing hydrogen peroxide and sodium metaborate to obtain primary particles which are immediately conveyed after leaving the drying zone to a granulating device and are then granulated in the presence of free and/or perborate water of crystallization. The granulated materials are dried, if necessary. The generally amorphous primary particles are converted into granulated materials with at least partially crystalline structure and significantly improved shelf life. The work is performed with advantage in a spray dryer with integrated fluid bed or in a compressing granulating device. The method is suitable for preparing perborate granulated materials with an active oxygen content of over 10% by weight, especially perborate monohydrate granular materials with 14 to 16% by weight active oxygen. A rapidly dissolving product is produced with an acceptable apparent weight for ease in packaging.

Abstract: The disclosure is directed to polymeric B-aminoborazene compounds suitable for pyrolytic conversion to boron nitride. The B-aminoborazene compounds are preferably mixed with an organic solvent and a cross-linking agent to form a polymeric gel. The polymeric gel is then pyrolized to form boron nitride. The polymeric gel is useful to coat various forms and materials.

Abstract: The spray drying of a solution containing hydrogen peroxide and sodium metaborate to obtain primary particles which are immediately conveyed after leaving the drying zone to a granulating device and are then granulated in the presence of free and/or perborate water of crystallization. The granulated materials are dried, if necessary. The generally amorphous primary particles are converted into granulated materials with at least partially crystalline structure and significantly improved shelf life. The work is performed with advantage in a spray dryer with integrated fluid bed or in a compressing granulating device. The method is suitable for preparing perborate granulated materials with over 10% by wt., especially perborate monohydrate granular materials with 14-16% by wt. active oxygen.

Abstract: Process for the manufacture of granular monohydrated sodium perborate, endowed with abrasion resistance, starting from the corresponding tetrahydrated perborate, characterized in that a carboxylic acid, containing from 1 to 3 C atoms, or an alkali metal salt thereof, is added to the tetrahydrated perborate, already present in the granular state, whereafter a dehydration of the tetrahydrated perborate is carried out.

Abstract: The invention relates to a process for the production of granular sodium perborate monohydrate having good mechanical strength. The process is characterized in that sodium silicate having an SiO.sub.2 /Na.sub.2 O molar ratio comprised within the range of from 0.4 to 2.0 is added to granular sodium perborate tetrahydrate while this is being kept in movement and the so processed perborate tetrahydrate is dried until perborate monohydrate is obtained.

Abstract: There is provided a novel active-oxygen rich lithium, boron, oxygen compound having the empirical formulaLiOH.multidot.0.5Li.sub.2 O.sub.2 .multidot.LiBO.sub.5and a method for making the same.

Abstract: Superoxidized sodium perborate with an active oxygen content of more than 16 wt. % and a specially adapted process for its preparation.

Abstract: In a process of making sodium perborate, crystallization is performed in the presence of an organic polymer with a high potential content of free carboxylic groups derived from maleic anhydride, selected from the copolymers of maleic anhydride with an organic compound with an ethylene bond. The process is applicable to obtaining sodium perborate crystals of high apparent density of good resistance to abrasion and of limited, relatively high granulometric size.

Abstract: Revitalization of air by circulation thereof through a quantity of a salt zirconium, titanium or boron and oxygen in the peroxide or higher positive valence state and by mixtures thereof with an alkali metal or alkaline earth hydroxide, oxide, peroxide, superoxide, or ozonide or mixture thereof.

Abstract: A sodium perborate (NaBO.sub.2, H.sub.2 O.sub.2, 3H.sub.2 O) product having approximately spherical particles of size between about 250 and 600 microns, a bulk density between about 0.75 and 1.05 Kg./liter and a superior resistance to abrasion and impact, is prepared by a method comprising crystallization from a supersaturated aqueous solution of sodium perborate in the presence of an anionic surfactant and in the absence of alkaline metal silicates.

Abstract: Superoxidized solid sodium perborate contains more than 17 wt.% active oxygen and less than 1.4 atoms hydrogen per active oxygen atom. The superoxidized solid sodium perborate in particle form is prepared by simultaneously introducing, into a fluidized bed dryer containing seeds of dimensions smaller than those of the perborate particles which are to be obtained, an aqueous solution containing hydrogen peroxide in concentrations above 30 wt.% and an aqueous solution containing sodium metaborate in such quantities that the molar ratio between the hydrogen peroxide and the sodium metaborate introduced into the fluidized bed is above 1.12. The water present in the aqueous solutions is evaporated by means of a fluidizing gas.

Abstract: Three chlorate candles are connected to a common conduit to which a normally open pressure switch is connected on the downstream side. The switch closes in response to a flow rate less than its predetermined minimum magnitude of oxygen from each candle flowing through the conduit. The pressure switch and one thermal switch for each candle except the last one are serially interconnected across a DC source through a resistor. When that candle first ignited is weakened in generation of oxygen, the next candle is ignited with the closure of the two serially connected switches and through the resulting heating of the associated resistor. The third candle is similarly ignited.

Abstract: Abrasion resistant granules of sodium perborate monohydrate are made by introducing an aqueous solution containing hydrogen peroxide and an aqueous solution containing sodium metaborate simultaneously into a fluidized bed dryer which contains seeds of a size smaller than that of the desired granules. Water present in the aqueous solutions is evaporated by fluidization gas which is introduced into the fluidized bed dryer. The process products, in one stage, granules of sodium perborate monohydrate having good flavorability, abrasion resistance, and other desirable properties.

Abstract: The process of drying concentrates containing boric acid and/or borates after addition of lime is improved by the addition of an oxidizing agent to the concentrate.

Abstract: Sodium percarbonate or sodium perborate of high specific volume is prepared by mixing sodium carbonate or sodium borate, or an aqueous solution thereof, with aqueous hydrogen peroxide, in the presence of an anionic surface active agent in an amount exceeding the critical concentration for micelle formation.

Abstract: Abrasion resistant sodium perborate monohydrate is prepared by treating sodium perborate monohydrate with at least 5% of water at a temperature of 20.degree. - 90.degree. C. in a moistening unit and then drying at a temperature beginning at 40.degree. C. and increasing to a maximum of 90.degree. C.

Abstract: Abrasion resistant and coarser sodium perborate tetrahydrate is prepared by reacting an aqueous sodium metaborate solution with aqueous hydrogen peroxide while avoiding free active oxygen and free alkali in the reaction medium. A strongly supersaturated perborate tetrahydrate solution having 200 to 700 grams/liter of perborate tetrahydrate is introduced into a previously prepared suspension of mother liquor and innoculant crystals which contains 100 to 500 grams/liter of suspension of seed crystals at such a rate that not more than 30 grams of perborate tetrahydrate grow as crystals per minute per square meter apparent innoculant surface area at 20 to 40.degree. C. and a rate of crystallization growth of not more than 100% whereupon the temperature is reduced to 15.degree. C. within 15 to 30 minutes, in a given case in a subsequent step. In another aspect of the invention the perborate is added at a point not earlier than the crystallizer.

Abstract: Sodium perborate having an active oxygen content of about 11.0 to 12.0 weight percent and a bulk density of about 0.40 to 0.70 g./cc. is made by a process comprising (1) agglomerating conventional sodium perborate tetrahydrate with hydrogen peroxide to form spherical particles and (2) drying the resulting particles at a temperature below 45.degree.C.