261 |
JPH047400B2 - |
JP13738984 |
1984-07-04 |
JPH047400B2 |
1992-02-10 |
SHERIRU KEE KASEI |
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262 |
JPH0374165B2 - |
JP309684 |
1984-01-11 |
JPH0374165B2 |
1991-11-26 |
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263 |
Cleanser composition for white part of tire |
JP8287987 |
1987-04-06 |
JPS63248898A |
1988-10-17 |
KIJIMA TETSUO; SHINOHARA SHOGO; SAWADA SHIGERU |
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264 |
JPS6314040B2 - |
JP19594784 |
1984-09-18 |
JPS6314040B2 |
1988-03-29 |
YOSHIDA NOBUYUKI |
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265 |
JPS622044B2 - |
JP14124083 |
1983-08-03 |
JPS622044B2 |
1987-01-17 |
NAKAZAWA SHUNJI; SENBA SHIGERU; MURAKISHI HIDEO |
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266 |
Foamable bathing agent |
JP4910585 |
1985-03-11 |
JPS61207323A |
1986-09-13 |
SHIGA ISAMU |
PURPOSE:To provide the titled bathing agent composed of sulfamic acid, sodium carbonate and fumaric acid, effective to prevent the sticking in tableting operation, and capable of elongating the foaming period. CONSTITUTION:The objective foamable bathing agent can be produced by adding sodium carbonate and fumaric acid (as a lubricant) to sulfamic acid. Although a highly pure sulfamic acid may be used for the purpose, the sue of sulfamic acid having somewhat low purity (95% purity) is effective to elongate the reaction period because the acid contains impurities inert to Na2CO3. CO2 gas is generated by the neutralizing reaction of sulfamic acid and sodium carbonate and the effect of the bathing agent can be promoted by the warming effect of the gas and the stimulation caused by the formation of gas bubbles. Fumaric acid eliminates the problems in the continuous tableting process, e.g. capping, sticking, etc., and acts also as an organic acid in place of the sulfamic acid. |
267 |
JPS6123275B2 - |
JP13111376 |
1976-10-29 |
JPS6123275B2 |
1986-06-05 |
ASAHI YOSHIO |
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268 |
JPS619358B2 - |
JP16052682 |
1982-09-14 |
JPS619358B2 |
1986-03-22 |
MURAKAMI KIMIO |
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269 |
Washing of plastic article |
JP13449484 |
1984-06-29 |
JPS6114232A |
1986-01-22 |
SUMIDA NOBUO; IIDA YOSHIMI; AOI MASAKATSU |
PURPOSE: To make it possible to wash a plastic article at a high washing efficiency without causing its dissolution, degradation and damage, by using water formed by electrolysis near electrodes.
CONSTITUTION: A plastic article is washed with water formed by electrolysis near electrodes. When cathodic electrolytic water is used in washing, the article has only a small risk of excessive attack by OH
- ions, because, unlike water alkalified with a chemical such as NaOH, the water has alkalinity, a reducing power and a low surface tension, and basic substances such as OH
- are selectively adsorbed on the interface. A risk of degrading the article is also small because no strong alkali or the like is used. On the other hand, when water formed by electrolysis near an anode is used, positively charged substances such as H
+ ions are concentrated on the interface, which improved a washing efficiency. In this case, the anodic electrolytic water in which oxidizing substances such as O
3 are also formed is particularly effective in removing stains.
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270 |
Tablet for disinfecting water closet toilet |
JP18624684 |
1984-09-05 |
JPS6079100A |
1985-05-04 |
JIYOOJI DAGURASU NERUSON; SUCHIIBU BAZOPOROSU |
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271 |
Cleaning of sintered metallic filter for flow straightening |
JP14124083 |
1983-08-03 |
JPS6034612A |
1985-02-22 |
NAKAZAWA SHIYUNJI; SENBA SHIGERU; MURAKISHI HIDEO |
PURPOSE: To remove the clogging material from a sintered metallic filter, to achieve the moderate cooling of the spun filaments in spinning process, and to prevent the mutual welding of the filaments, by immersing a sintered metallic filter in an alkaline solution, neutralizing with an acid solution, and cleaning with steam.
CONSTITUTION: In the melt-spinning of polyester fiber, a sintered metallic filter is used to straighten the flow of gas for cooling the filaments extruded from the spinneret. The filter is immersed in an alkaline solution (preferably 0.05W0.5N caustic soda solution) usually at room temperature W80°C for 0.5W5hr. The filter is then immersed in a solution of an acid such as sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, etc. (preferably 0.05W0.5N concentration) preferably for 1W60sec to neutralize the attached alkali. The treated filter is washed with water and cleaned with steam.
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Detergent |
JP13571383 |
1983-07-27 |
JPS6028499A |
1985-02-13 |
MIYAGI AKIRA; SHINOHARA SHIYOUGO |
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273 |
Detergent composition for drinking water system |
JP11279983 |
1983-06-24 |
JPS606798A |
1985-01-14 |
ANO SHINJI; ITOU ICHIROU |
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274 |
JPS5943080B2 - |
JP1224281 |
1981-01-31 |
JPS5943080B2 |
1984-10-19 |
GOMI TADASHI; TAKEUCHI SHOJI |
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275 |
Method of cleaning hard body surface with builder-containingalkali solution |
JP23289283 |
1983-12-12 |
JPS59161497A |
1984-09-12 |
KURISUCHIAN ROSUMAN; HERUGA BIYURUGAA |
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276 |
JPS5924045B2 - |
JP4531376 |
1976-04-19 |
JPS5924045B2 |
1984-06-06 |
DONARUDO RARUU DAUTEII; HOORU ERU ESUTEII KUREA; ROSUKOO KONKU MIRUZU |
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277 |
JPS5923756B2 - |
JP11542180 |
1980-08-22 |
JPS5923756B2 |
1984-06-04 |
IMAMURA TETSUYA; TAMURA SHIGERU |
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278 |
JPS5916600B2 - |
JP9105776 |
1976-07-30 |
JPS5916600B2 |
1984-04-16 |
MIURA KENJI; ISHIDA KATSUO |
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279 |
JPS5915360B2 - |
JP18711781 |
1981-11-20 |
JPS5915360B2 |
1984-04-09 |
KONO TAKESHI; FUJITA TAKESHI |
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280 |
Cleaning of glass |
JP21003481 |
1981-12-28 |
JPS58115044A |
1983-07-08 |
UMEDA MASARU; IDA SUSUMU; YATABE YASUO |
PURPOSE: To obtain a glass mask for patten printing use, free from attached contaminants, in high yield, by immersing the glass to be cleaned in an acid such as sulfuric acid, and subjecting the glass to the conventional water-washing, alcohol washing, vapor cleaning, and antistatic treatment.
CONSTITUTION: A glass mask to be cleaned is immersed in hot concentrated sulfuric acid or mixed acid at about 50W110°C for about 5W10min (10), and drained thoroughly. The mask is then washed with water (1A) e.g. by immersing in water, etc., and washed with alcohol (2) e.g. by immersion, etc. The next vapor cleaning process (3) is carried out by contacting freon vapor to the surface of the glass mask to effect the condensation of the freon to the whole surface of the mask, and evaporating and drying the condensed freon. An antistatic treatment (4) is applied to the surface of the glass mask.
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