141 |
Derivatives of aldehyde condensation products of the aminotriazine or urea group, and their manufacture and use |
US61548856 |
1956-10-12 |
US2915502A |
1959-12-01 |
OTTO ALBRECHT |
|
142 |
New derivatives of aldehyde condensation products of the aminotriazine or urea group and their manufacture and use |
US52989155 |
1955-08-22 |
US2892810A |
1959-06-30 |
OTTO ALBRECHT |
|
143 |
Process for preparing amine-aldehyde resinous compositions and product obtained |
US43593154 |
1954-06-10 |
US2834756A |
1958-05-13 |
JIUEQ SUEN TZENG; YUN JEN; MOORE SEWELL T |
|
144 |
Method of sizing paper with the condensation product of a long chain alkylamine withmethylenebisacrylamide |
US43591854 |
1954-06-10 |
US2801169A |
1957-07-30 |
LUNDBERG LENNART A; REYNOLDS JR WALTER F |
|
145 |
Polyurea resins |
US30036252 |
1952-07-22 |
US2699435A |
1955-01-11 |
AUTEN ROBERT W; YOST ROBERT S |
|
146 |
Process for preparing methylol and alkoxymethyl derivatives of polyureidopolyamides and resulting products |
US32313752 |
1952-11-28 |
US2689239A |
1954-09-14 |
SIDNEY MELAMED |
|
147 |
Reaction products of an aldehyde and an aldehyde-reactable composition comprising the condensation product of a polyhalogenated compound and a triazine derivative |
US22568251 |
1951-05-10 |
US2640046A |
1953-05-26 |
THURSTON JACK T |
|
148 |
Modified aminoplasts and products prepared therefrom |
US2185648 |
1948-04-19 |
US2584177A |
1952-02-05 |
WOHNSIEDLER HENRY P; KROPA EDWARD L; THOMAS WALTER M |
|
149 |
Resinous compositions |
US40862141 |
1941-08-28 |
US2413697A |
1947-01-07 |
EDGAR DONALD E |
|
150 |
Reactions between organic nitrogen compounds and reaction products of formaldehyde with sulphamates |
US38294441 |
1941-03-12 |
US2369503A |
1945-02-13 |
FREDERIC WALKER JOSEPH |
|
151 |
Reactions between organic nitrogen compounds and reaction products of formaldehyde with sulphamates |
US38233841 |
1941-03-08 |
US2369439A |
1945-02-13 |
ELI CUPERY MARTIN |
|
152 |
Vegetable protein resin product and preparation thereof |
US33324540 |
1940-05-03 |
US2332801A |
1943-10-26 |
LEONARDSON CARL S; WHITE DONALD J |
|
153 |
Protein composition and method of making |
US26685739 |
1939-04-08 |
US2249003A |
1941-07-15 |
JULIAN PERCY L; OBERG ELMER B |
|
154 |
Urea-polyamide-formaldehyde resin |
US23268138 |
1938-09-30 |
US2244184A |
1941-06-03 |
AUSTIN PAUL R; BOYNTON GRAHAM |
|
155 |
A Cross-Linkable Coating Composition and Method of Producing the Same |
US14899659 |
2014-06-05 |
US20160130472A1 |
2016-05-12 |
Paul J. Popa; Ben W. Schaefer; John N. Argyropoulos; Kenneth E. Wohltmann; Sandra Hofmann; Daniel Haile; Yanxiang Li; Paul Foley |
The instant invention provides cross-linkable coating compositions, process for producing the same, and substrates coated therewith. The cross-linkable coating composition comprises: (a) polyaldehyde, or acetal or hemiacetal thereof; (b) an acid catalyst having pKa of less than 6; (c) a liquid media; (d) an acrylic polycarbamate comprising at least an average of 2.0 carbamate functional groups, wherein said polycarbamate has a glass transition (Tg) of less than 25° C.; and (e) one or more fillers having a pH in the range of equal to or less than 9 and/or one or more pigments having a pH in the range of equal to or less than 9, and/or one or more additives having a pH in the range of equal to or less than 9, wherein said composition has a curing temperature in the range of less than 70° C. |
156 |
PHT POWDER COATING MATERIALS |
US14516139 |
2014-10-16 |
US20160108281A1 |
2016-04-21 |
Dylan J. BODAY; Jeannette M. GARCIA; James L. HEDRICK; Rudy J. WOJTECKI |
A coating for an article may be made by applying a powder of a polyhemiaminal (PHA) polymer material to the article in a particulate form and then converting the PHA polymer material to a polyhexahydrotriazine (PHT) polymer material and fusing the particles into a monolithic coating by applying heat to the particles. The method generally includes forming a dilute reaction mixture comprising a formaldehyde reactant, a solvent, a primary aromatic diamine, and heating the reaction mixture to a temperature of between about 20° C. and about 120° C. for a short time to form a polymer. A particulate solid is precipitated by adding an excess volume of a non-solvent to the mixture. The powder may be applied to an article and then heated to fuse the powder into a coating and convert the PHA to PHT. |
157 |
Epoxy resin with aminomethylene groups |
US4602 |
1993-01-14 |
US5283269A |
1994-02-01 |
Klaus Huemke; Dirk Lawrenz; Ulrich Heimann |
Epoxy resins with urethane groups, containing on average per molecule from 0.5 to 5 groups of the formula I ##STR1## where the substituents R.sup.1 and R.sup.2 are C.sub.1 -C.sub.8 -alkyl groups, which may also be linked together to form five- or six-membered rings, which may contain an oxygen atom, or are each phenyl, are useful in electrocoating. |
158 |
Novel polymers from aminated polyethers and formaldehyde |
US160468 |
1988-02-25 |
US4839460A |
1989-06-13 |
David C. Molzahn |
A process for the preparation of novel polymers comprises reacting a primary polyether polyamine of the formulaA(E.sub.p NH.sub.2).sub.m,wherein A is the residue of a polyether initiator having m initiator groups, E is an ether moiety from an oxirane compound, p is 5-90 and m is 2-8; with an aqueous solution of formaldehyde or with paraformaldehyde in the absence of a diluent. |
159 |
Aqueous sulfomethylated melamine gel-forming compositions and methods of
use |
US239062 |
1988-09-01 |
US4821802A |
1989-04-18 |
Clifford N. Meltz; Gordon D. Gruetzmacher; Ping W. Chang |
Aqueous gel-forming compositions are prepared by reacting for 1-10 hours at 50.degree.-95.degree. C., melamine, formaldehyde and a sulfurous acid salt with the optional addition of a gel-modifying agent and/or a gelling agent which is added to the composition immediately prior to use. |
160 |
Aqueous sulfomethylated melamine gel-forming compositions |
US746821 |
1985-06-20 |
US4772641A |
1988-09-20 |
Clifford N. Meltz; Gordon D. Gruetzmacher; Ping W. Chang |
Aqueous gel-forming compositions are prepared by reacting for 1-10 hours at 50.degree.-95.degree. C., melamine, formaldehyde and a sulfurous acid salt with the optional addition of a gel-modifying agent and/or a gelling agent which is added to the composition immediately prior to use. |