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(12) Demande de brevet: (11) CA 2182714
(54) Titre français: MOUSSES RIGIDES A BASE D'ISOCYANATE, ININFLAMMABLES
(54) Titre anglais: FLAME-RESISTANT RIGID FOAMS BASED ON ISOCYANATE
Statut: Réputée abandonnée et au-delà du délai pour le rétablissement - en attente de la réponse à l’avis de communication rejetée
Données bibliographiques
(51) Classification internationale des brevets (CIB):
  • C08L 75/04 (2006.01)
  • C08G 18/28 (2006.01)
  • C08K 05/05 (2006.01)
(72) Inventeurs :
  • VON MALOTKI, PETER (Allemagne)
  • HENSIEK, RAINER (Allemagne)
  • REICHELT, MICHAEL (Allemagne)
(73) Titulaires :
  • BASF AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
(71) Demandeurs :
  • BASF AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT (Allemagne)
(74) Agent: ROBIC AGENCE PI S.E.C./ROBIC IP AGENCY LP
(74) Co-agent:
(45) Délivré:
(22) Date de dépôt: 1996-08-02
(41) Mise à la disponibilité du public: 1997-02-04
Requête d'examen: 2001-11-21
Licence disponible: S.O.
Cédé au domaine public: S.O.
(25) Langue des documents déposés: Anglais

Traité de coopération en matière de brevets (PCT): Non

(30) Données de priorité de la demande:
Numéro de la demande Pays / territoire Date
195 28 537.9 (Allemagne) 1995-08-03

Abrégés

Abrégé anglais


Flame-resistant rigid foams based on isocyanate
Abstract
Flame-resistant rigid foams based on isocyanate are produced by
reacting
a) organic and/or modified organic polyisocyanates with
b) at least one compound containing hydrogen atoms reactive
toward isocyanates and, if desired,
c) low molecular weight chain extenders and/or crosslinkers
in the presence of
d) blowing agents,
e) catalysts
f) at least one bromine-containing flame retardant and, if
desired,
g) further auxiliaries and/or additives,
wherein predominantly tribromoneopentyl alcohol is used at
bromine-containing flame retardant and the crosslinking index of
all compounds containing hydrogen atoms reactive toward
isocyanates, including the bromine-containing flame retardant, is
at least 3Ø
The rigid foams based on isocyanate and produced by this process
can be used as insulation materials.

Revendications

Note : Les revendications sont présentées dans la langue officielle dans laquelle elles ont été soumises.


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We, claim:
1. A flame-resistant rigid foam based on isocyanate, able to be
produced by reacting
a) organic and/or modified organic polyisocyanates with
b) at left one compound containing hydrogen atoms, reactive
toward isocyanates and, if desired,
c) low molecular weight chain extenders and/or crosslinkers
in the presence of
d) blowing agents,
e) catalysts
f) at least one bromine containing flame retardant and, if
desired,
g) further auxiliaries and/or additives,
wherein tribromoneopentyl alcohol is used as bromine-
containing flame retardant and the crosslinking index of all
compounds containing hydrogen atoms reactive toward
isocyantes, including the bromine-containing flame
retardant, is at least 3Ø
2. A flame-resistant rigid foam as claimed in claim 1, wherein
further bromine-containing flame retardants can be used in
addition to the tribromoneopentyl alcohol.
3. A flame-resistant rigid foam as claimed in claim 1, wherein
the bromine-containing flame retardant comprises at least 80
% by weight of tribromoneopentyl alcohol.
4. A flame-resistant rigid foam as claimed in claim 1, wherein
the proportion of the bromine-containing flame retardant,
based on the total mixture, is from 2 to 15 % by weight, pre-
ferably from 4 to 8 % by weight.
5. A flame-resistant rigid foam as claimed in claim 1, wherein
further flame retardants not containing bromine can be used
in addition to the bromine-containing flame retardants.

24
6. A process for producing flame-resistant rigid foams based on
isocyanate by reacting
a) organic and/or modified organic polyisocyanates with
b) at least one compound containing hydrogen atoms reactive
toward isocyanates and, if desired,
c) low molecular weight chain extenders and/or crosslinkers
in the presence of
d) blowing agents,
e) catalysts
f) at least one bromine-containing flame retardant and, if
desired,
g) further auxiliaries and/or additives,
wherein tribromoneopentyl alcohol is used as bromine-
containing flame retardant and the crosslinking index of all
compounds containing hydrogen atoms reactive toward
isocyanates, including the bromine-containing flame
retardant, is at least 3Ø

Description

Note : Les descriptions sont présentées dans la langue officielle dans laquelle elles ont été soumises.


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, .
Fl~-re~i~ta~ isi~ fo~m.~ ~a~d c:~r~ Jc~an~,te
;
l'he invent.ic~n r*l2t.e~ ~.o ~ ne-r~i3tant V1g~d ~lcln~ aRRd. cn
5 i~cy~Lnat~ and al~o to ~ pr~c~ss f~r pr~.~cing thefie
re~i~t.~nt rigi~ fo~m~ .sed ~n 1socy2~n~t:e ~y rk~ctirly
~ o~aric 3nd~or mc~l.ifi.c~ ~rg2~nic pol~i~c)cy~n~l;;~s wi.th
10 ~ 'c le~et o~le COI~O~ collr~t~ir~tJ hy~ ge;~-~ a~c~ reaat.lve
tcJwartq i.eOCya~a~c!~: ~T~d, i~ desixed,
C~ ?w m~ c~ .ar w~h~ chaiD exte~;~de;c~7 ~rldJur- cr~fi3.1ink~r.
15 i n ';h~ F,re~ ce a~: -
d~ blowinSr ~ent~,
2) c~t~lyY:
~1 ~t le~a~ ~ne blo~nina- con-aitl7~cl flam~ ~t~rd~nt
des ired.
g) f urt-.her ~uxi1i~ an~i/o:r ad~it..ives .
'25
The ir~r~r~ n fur~.her relat ~ th~ use o~ the ri~,id ~o~n~s b~ .d
ocyanate an~ pr~du~e~ l~y t~is ~ ooe~d a~ 1us~la~ n
m~ ri ~16,
30 ~i~id oam~ ~*~c~d c~n ~ 30~yar,~e, i:n ~a:~ticulax pulyu~eth~ a.n~
i ~o~y~ ura.~e foamfi, hA~ beerl kno~. fo~ ~ ].o~lg ~ k and are us~d
predomir~n-tl~- fe~;r heat or cold ~n3~ula~ion. e.~r.. in re~rig~rati on
aI~pliances, irl ~uildln~ or~st;;t;ucticF~ L h~t wat~f Btorage t~nks
and lon~-ai~t.a~ he6tir~ piF,es.
A ~lumm~ry ov~r~rie.w of t.he ~rodu~ti~n and us~ o~ rigid fo~m~ ha~e~l
~n i~o~anate h~ be~ p~li.shed, ~or exa~ple, in Pol~t~ es,
st~toffharl~buch. Volu~d 7, l~e E~dlti~n l9~fi, ~ e~ by
R. ~iowQ~ and A. H~chtlen, 2nd }:dition lg83. ~di~ Y G. O~tel,
A~ and 3rd ~ .ion 1993, ~:ait;?d by l:. E3~cker 9nd. I~. Br~u~, C~r. l
i~aF~ r V2rla~, Mu~ich, vi.
Ttnt.il r~co~ly. ~ ing agentl~ u~ fO~ o~ucin~ th~s~ ~o~m~
hav~ b~en ctlloro~luoroc~hon~ (C~,S), pa;cticularly trichl~r~
~5 1UOrOm~th~n~ Owing to thq~i~ de~t~u~ e ac~ n or Ch~ glc~
o:zor~ layq~x, ~he~ c~F~s h~v~ t~ b~ ~epl~ee~ ~y m~tkri~l~ whi~h d~
not hav*. thi~ Po~ tial f~r ~maging ~che ozone ~ ~yer and have ~;

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~ow ~ P~ le ~ ~r~e.rillou~ ef~e~. In a~dit~ n, ~ t i~ to b~.
ex~ec~e~ that, ~t ~ t. ir~ ~ f~W yea_s, only ~he us6 e:~ h~lo~r~-
fFeQ blv~7ing ~gent~s or blowln~ ~eht mix~ures will h~ ~lLowe~.
5 Th~ L-~pl2~cem~t ~f C.FCs by alterr.at:Lve .l~lowin~ t~ ~uch a~
~ICF::s, HFCs, C:~ and hydrocar~ ns ~lake~ it ~nore ~l~.fia-l~.t to
obtai2J ~n equally go~d f~r~.-r~tar~ t ac~iorl. This is refl~tec~.
in the hiqher amoun~ f .~lam~ r~t.~rd~nt~ ~hich h~e to 4~:? acld.~c~
to ~he ~:orntulati on~ . The se~rch fo~ e~ .r ~ ~larne re~a~d~ s is
10 th~xefo2~e ~ i ot tar~ du~r.i.al ta~:k .
Apart from c~hlorinQ and ph~s~phor~ ~omPound~ b~oml.ne compoun~;
arç~ hi~hly ef~e~ive fl~er r~t.ard~rlt~ for ri.qi.cl fo~m~ ;ba~. O~l
yar~ate~ owi~g ~o ite high bromlne ~orltent, trik,~omonec:peHtyl
l~i alahhol ~-hromc~ethyl-2~ lrc,x~nethyl-1, 3-fl.i~ro~nnprc~anel is a
partl~ularl~ ef f ~3atl~re ~oh:pou~d . Tril~romc~n~opentyl alcoh~
k~ow~ a~ ~l~Le reta~dAnt ~c~.r palyur~th:~n~ 0~3m~ f.~ t~e ~a~es~t~
5 ~ 3 ~, DE ~A --15 !~ ~i g l 4, D.E;--A- ;2 7 3 2 ~ ~a 6, E ~ 2 4 0 8 ~! 6,
~P~A-OSll; 5811. U~3-A-~g3~541~ A-4052346;, U~ 419406~ ~nd
2~ US~ 5116e~. A di.sadtra~Lta~e i.n the u~e c~f tri~ n~o~erl~y:~.
al~ohol ~8 ~lame ~et:~r~ dir~ly and al~o e.~ s~r~t heti~
4~ diny b]C~Ck or othe~ Elallle r~tardsAts is i~s lc:w function~
al ' ty ~s monool, whlch le~d~ te) chain t~2r.nirl~l; iOI~ bo~ h in t ~;.e
tiOL~ wl-~.h i~c)cy~n~t.~ ~nd also, ~or exan~pl~, in th~: esteri.-
at~n?L ~l~h pc~lycarb~xYli~ i~cids Tlli6 re~ult.s in r~duc~d
m~ hAni cal stre~ths ~f ~h~a cur~ad foam~ and, in p~rtic~ r,
~on~i~erable retard~tion of the cur~n~ pxoc~3~c during fvam
ro~lu~ticn~ T}IQ latto~ d~.flcien~y in part~ lead~s t~ a:l .; t:y
~roblem~ ar~d ~r~duativity 1066e~: in ~at~hwl~ anA c~tinuo~
~0 proceQe~s Pur ~roducinSJ i~ul~tic~n mar.eri.a.l . ~hi~ ef ~ect i~
p;~r~l~ul~.rly ~erlo~ in ~hP c~se of ~ igid ~oa~ns b~sed on
i.~o~ e ~nd blown without u~in~ ~.F~s, ~n w~i.bh a conwarati.-rely
bi1.~h amv~nt. o~ fl~me r~t~r~lsnt ha~ ~o ~e useA.
35 ~ ~ ohj~ of ~he~ pr~e~t inv4n~.iul~ to ~rovide fl~me-
re~ tant rlgi~ fc~amA ba~:fl on i~oay~ w~ with~ u~lna
~FC~ and u~ing b~omin~-~containi.ng fl,~m~ l~et.ard~t~, iD. whic~h r..h~
dis~dv~t~e~ o~ the p~lO~ re l~rg~ly A~vi ded ond ~he
met~ c~l ~n~ phy~ie~l pro~e~ti~s ~re nc~t adv~ e].y ~ffected,
40 without the ~rnin~ ~ha~icsr ~ing~ in~air~d.
W~ have four~d th~t ~hi~ object iB ~e~Ji.e~r~l by 4~in~ predom~ nt:~
tribL~ -n~c~per,tyl alcohol ~s bro:nine-con~ai~ing 1ame retaz~d~n~:
~c:r ~l~mepro~fing rigld ~o~mo baoed on i~ocy-nate ~n~ ~y tl~
45 c:ro~slin~cing ind~x of all compou~d~ cont~ining hydr~gen atort.s

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r ~ 3
r~ac~ tbw~d isocyanaL~s inu:tudin~7 the br: ,~nine-~nt~in~nr7
~lame retard~n~, b.~ing at le~st 3 . o.
i
qlhe ln~,~entio~ acc~rdi~ly ~o~riele. :Fl.~n~e-resi~t.~nt rigid -E~ms
~5 b~$èd on i~oc~a~ te and a proce~s l~or produ~in~ t.he4:~ flArn~.-
~e~i~tant rl~d fc~ ed ~ oc3rel~t~ r ~e~ct iny
a1 . or~anic ,and~-r rno~ d ~ry~ntc E~olyisb~ ya~AI;~s with
, .~ b~ leaet one avn-,puu~.d cont~l ni~lg hydrogen a~.om6 re~oti~7e.
toward i~cy~ana~c~9 ant~ ed,
C!) low molecu~2r wei~ ch~irl exte.n~ers ~Jor ~ro~ Lkers
lS :i n th.~ pre~OEnc~ of
d) . ~ ring ~ t~,
e~ catalysts
ZO
f ) ~ t one brGmi~ o~ n~ r.lam~ rd~rl~ ~nd, i~
d.~ir~3d,
rt;her ~uci li.a~ ar,dJor a~di tiv~
.~5
wh~rein tr~brc~tno.ne,t)~an~y~. aL~ ol i~ :Dr~ol~;n~n~ly u6~.d. ~8
b~omin~-~ontair~rls ~ xe~r~ , ~d l:h~ cros~ kin~ inA~
all cornpc~ s c.c~nt~ hydr~g~n atom~ r~ctive towar~S.
isocyanat~s, incllldLnc~ t.he b~nih~-co~t.qinin~ ret~r~r., i
30 at Lea~t 3 . O .
'~'h~ in~Tenti.on fu~ther pr~v~de~ ~OL~ the use ~f ~ e ri~:~.d ~o~ns3
base~ on isocy~nate -,?roduc~d by thi.s pr~ce~ as inqu~ ation
m~L~er~
It wa.~ rpri~ g ~h~t fc:~m form~l~t ion~ flO ~ .h~ a ai~ e
de6~ ed dis~dvaI~.ta~;re~ of th~ ~io~ ax~ whe~, in ~ddi ~lo~l tQ ~h~
us~ c~f ~ri~L~ *~ent~l al~hol ~ ~rominb-cont~ining fla~
r6,~r~ane, th~y havQ a p~t~cularly hi~h c!ro~ lng in~ex ~c
4.~
Fbr the ~urpofies ~ he 5~re9e~t in~ tio~, the crc~s~linki~ in~L~x
is ~ dim~n~iorle~ er ae~c~i~îns the croa~.inkins cal?abiïity
~f ~11 a~mp.~u..d~ bea~ g hydroger~ ~tornY ca~e~}e of ~eac~ing wi~h
t~he is~yarla~e comporlen~. ~r~3 a~o~.inkinq i~e~c Ic i5 c~l~ul~t~ed
~5 by the followiny foni~u~:

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.
~` ~rn~ Z1 ~1 ' m~ Z~ n Zn ~ f:n)
C , --.,^ .. _ ._ . .. ......... , _.. .
~m~ 12 ~ n ' C-n )
whe~ h~ ii~idu~l s~n~ have th~ f~3 l~wil~g me~l Ln~3
Ic c~.s61illkil~s indi?~xr
0 mL1~ rn~, .. r~.~ prop~r~i.on hy ma.~ 11 compo~ bearin~
h~drog~L Atom3 c~p~ react~n~ with th~
ise)t,~yana '~ mpc~ st,
Zl, Z~ hydroxyl llumbe~s ~f ~11 ct~mp:~ulld~ b~ario~
~6 bydrc~en ~tOIU~ C;d~F~ ac~iILg ~i th the
i.s~cyf~uate co;~ol~e2~t,
fl, f~, - - ;En ~ t~i~ena3~ i*s ol~ all l~omp~ur,d~ b~r~
h~d;~oca~n ~toma ~p~hlq~ c~f rea~t~ t~ ~t th the
~0 i~cyArate c:~n~on ar~t .
on the~ hasi~ o~ ex~eri.cnce, it would have ~eeD expected th~t the
~r~n~e of th~ l~ont~fu~tl~ t.~ r~monec~ent~yl ~lcoho]. in th~
fo~ onni.ng ~:ea~ti.~n mix~ure ~ul~ pair, iIl partic~ul~2, the~
25 c~ur ~ nq co ~ an extent that ;pl-o~er ~roc~in~ of the oa~
F~y~"em ~7QUlC~ not ~ o~ or ~v~ible~ c~nly wi~:h gr~at
di f ~ ic~ll tv .
~refe~n~.~ 15 ~ n to ~o~mulatinr~s in which ~he :brom~.r.~-
30 ~ontaiI~in~ fla~n6~ ;ce~a~nt. contai~s a~ ~a~t ~0 9~ by ~igh~ anc~
part.icul~l~r pxefer~bly at leA~t 515 ~ by w~ ht c~ t~iDromo-
~neopentyl ~ ohQl ~nd ~he ~ro~li.nk.ir~ ex i~ at :lea~ 3 . 2. an~g.
particu.'~arly ~r~ ar~ t 1.~.a~ .3s.
~1~ E~i~id ~ Uit~ or the flalne~oofing ~xe~ n~ o~ th~
pr~3nt in~ tion are in prin~i~le ~11 thoaQ oun~ k~own ~e~ ~Q
ba~ed on i~oc~anat:~ and whieh ~n be produce~ by c1latomary
mQ~hod~ kno~.m per ~ lnn~ a8 th~.y h~ve the c~osslinkin~ index
~3~ at l~c 3 . O requi.~d a~ r~inçt to ~h~ p~ t in~r~3nti.0~l .
40 P~tic~ rly adv~tRseo~ ~e~ h~ een o~a i.n~d in the ~a~;e
o~ polyur~th~n~ ~ncg i~o~yan!ur~te rigid ~wLm~
~G}~ ~r~lu~ a th~ riyid i~o~ls bac,ed on i~o~yan~t~ ~y th~ ~o~e~s
c~ thc ~r~Y~nt .~n~nti.~, uAe i~ made, v~ith the e~cçeptivn ~ the
C5 ~l~e :Fe~aan~ tf), o.~ ~he~ f~ ti~r~3 cr ~r~nt~ kn~wn p~r ~e~
res~rdin~ whlch the ~ollow~ng de~ils ~ay be yi~ren~

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a~ Sui~ak:la or~anic andfor suodi~ie.d olgani~ ~ol~i~ocy~ t~ ~a~
~x~a the ~li.ph~ti~" ~:ycl~ali.phati;~ ~r2,1.~hatic ar.,d E~:e~e~
the ~ mati~ ~blyi~ln~ n~l i80c~y~nate& h~ow~l p~r se.
S .sp~ei.~i e ~x7~ ples ~re.~ yl~ne ~.i;.is~yanate~ l~eLv~g f7-~m
to 12 c~rbc~n atc~ in the ~13cylene radical, ~r e}~an~
dodec~ diisoc~ a~e, ~--e~hyl~et~ t~-ylene 1, 4-~ii su-
cs~anat~s, 2--methy'l pent:~Lethyl.e~e 1, ~-diiao~yan~te, te~tr
nLethylene 1,4-dl~ocy~n~te ~rld pr~er~ly he~c~eehylen~
'10 1,~-dii.s~cy~n~tet cy~loaliphatie di~i~oeyanat~ ~uch a~
cyc~ohexAne 1., ;- a~d 1 4-dii~ocyanate a~d any mi.x~ure~ ~f
th~ o~nere~ ocyu~.at~-3, 3, 5-er~me~h~y~ o-
me~hylcy~lohex~rl4 ~ ;7horons dii ~oryan~t~), h~x~h~dxo ~
tc~lyl.Qne 2, 4- and ~, 6-dii~cy~.nat~ an~l th.e ~o~er~33pondil;g
i.~omer ;~.ixtur~, dicyc.lohex~lmeth~ne 4,4'-, ~,2'- ~n~
2, 4' -d i~ocvana~e ~td ~.h-?. c~rr~!~pon~;n~ isomer rnixtu~e.~, a.
p~e~extlh3~r ~rbm~le..iC di.i.~ n~te~ ~hd pe:lyi~oc~anat~ fiuch a~
tolylen~ ~, 4- an~ 2, ~-di i~ocy~n~t~ ~nd the c:c~rre!spondinq
is02ner mixtur-3s, diph~lmeeh~ne Q,4'--, 2,4'- and
:10 ~ dli3~cy~t~t~ arld thP cc~rr~3sp~ di~lg i~omer mixt~x~s,
mixtures o~ herl~lm~thaIle 4,4'~ a~d ~,4r-dii~o<~y~
}~ol~hYr3ylpo~ thy~n~ pc~ly~ ~:cl~y~Atos, mi.xture~
diphenylmeth~ne ~,4'-, 2,4'- and 2,~'-diisocyanates an~
polypher~ylpoly~nethylen~ pol~ cy~ ~e~ (~aw ~DI) a~d
2~ mi~ct~ra~ ~f ~ ~ ~d tolrl~n~ dii~ ~an~t~. ~h~ ~;7r~a~i~
dilso~:y2Ln~tes ~nd pol~ ooy~nate~ ~:an be us~d indi~i dual ly or
i~ t3~ ~onn ~ he~ ~nixtu~-es~
U~o ic ~r~r.au~tly als~ mad~ oE ~no~i~ied ~c~ f~ lc)~l
i~ocyanate~ . produc~t6 which are obt.~i.necl by ch~micf~l.
r~c~lon ~f oroanlc ~iis0cy~Lna~e~ andJc:r polyi~ocyanate!3.
. Examplee whi..ch may be me~ion~d ar~ diiso~yarlRt~s ar,d~er
pol.yi~oayana~ on~a~ini~q qE~ , uxea, 1 iurot, ~l loph~at6a,
~h~A~ imid~, ;.Lo~:yanur~, u~P~.di.on~ and/or t~ t han~ ~nu.~ .
~5 spee~fi.~ example~ of ~u~ta~le cf~m~ound~ are: organic, ~re~x-
~ly ~r~Je~atic pc~ ocy~r~at~ei coIltain;.ng ure!thane ~rou~?.c and
~ing N~0 cont~nt~ of from ~3 . 6 tc~ 15 s~ by w~i~ht, ~refer-
~bly rom 31 t o ~1 Sls b~ weight, base~ on the. tot~ h~,
~or ~xample dipke~nyl~nQth.~n~ 4, 4 ' -dii.60~yarlatQ modif led w:i ~h
4f) lo~v moie~ular weight diols, t~.iols, di.~lkyle~ gLyools,
trialkyl~ne ~1YÇ D o~ }~ol.yoxy~lk~lene ~lycols ha~ri nçr
molectllax w~ight~ u~ to 6V0~, in ~articular ha~7in~
molQcular w~i;rhtA of up to lS00, mbdified ~i~hen;rlme~h~ne
~,4~- ~nd ~,4'--diisocya~ate m~xture~ or modi~ied ra~ Mr~r or
tclyle~oe ~ Or 2,6-dii~yanate, wi~h eY~mples o~
diA lk.yle~ or pol y~c~a:~k~l en~ ~lyt!Ol ~, whi ~h Q~l h.3 ~1~ ed
i~ldividu~Lly ~r ~3 ~i~tu~os, bçi~; dLie~ hy]e~e glYc~

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hi1propy.l.ene o l~"t~ q l~oxy~thyl~e, polyox~pr~yiene and
p~lyo~ p~opyle~e-polywcyq:~hyle~e ~lyc~l~, t~r iols ar~/o~
tetrols. ~lgo ~uitable ~re! NCC!-cvntailling ~re~olym~r~ h~.vir
i~CO c~,~ntent~ o~ ~:rosQ 25 to 3~5 ~ by we~ght, pr~e~ably ~rc~n
:~1 to ~4 ~i by weiyht, ba~ed or~ th~ tQt~l we~gnt, p~-epa~e~
fro~ t~.~ pc~ly~ .r andfor prcf~r~ly polyeth~r polyols
dea~r~l~e~l ~elow and di~hen~Tlmethane A,4'-dii~oc~anz~te,
mixtllr~3~ o~ di~h~nylm~tha.nf~ ~, 4 ~ - and 4, 4 ' ~ cyanate~
tc~lylT~a! a,4- an.dJnr 2,6-dilsocy2lIlates or raw ~I. Oth~
~ompo~l~da which have beer. ~und to be u~eful ar~ l.i guid
poly~.~o~y~n~te~ con~' n; n~ carbc)~iimid~a group~ O:F
i~ocy~nu~at~ riDs~ and h~vln~ NCo contentfi of ~rom 33 . ~ to
15 96 h~r we~ ~ht, pre~erA~ly from 31 to ~ by w0igh~ a~d
on t.he~ tota~ weiç~h~, for ~c~m~l~ on ~he b~0i~ c f d~Ph~tlvl-
lS tnetha~ 4,4'-, ~,4'- an~or 2,~ o~,yanate an~l/or tolylene
Ln~ r l, 5~ ocyaqate.
~h~ modified p~ly~ an~t~ an, i de~ , be mixed wi~h
c~nQ ~T~othe~ or ~i th n- - '; i~d c: x~ p~ly~ ~ac~y~n~te.~ ~uch.
as dil?h~3nylm~tharl~ ~,4~- andJor 4,4~ lisocyanate~, raw ~I,
tolyl~n~ 2, 4- and~r ~ diisocy~n~te.
ya~.~te~ which h~ve ~ee~ fc)urld to bQ c)articularlY usn.~ul
~r~ dl~henylmethanQ diis~cyar~ate isoml3r rnixtur~!!; o~- r~w ~I
a5 and. in par'ciaul~r, ~b~t MDI. h~.v~.n~ a ~ het~ylmethar~e :!lii&~-
cya~ate 1sorP~r- content of I~er~l 33 t~ 5~ gG by wei~, ~d a1so
pc~lyi~c~cya~a~e mixt.u~es b~oed OQ diDhe~rl~etha:n~ dii~oa.y~ t-a
~ontain.ing urethane grou~q ~nd h~ing an ~C~ cor~tent os f~om
1~ to 3 ~ y w~i~ht;
'~ Suitabl~ onlP~nd~ ~bj con~.ininC~ hydro~n atom~ r~a~ti~re
~ow~r~. i.s~.yem~tee ~re tho~e whi~ ear two or more r~ ti~re
group~ FQleG~d from l~mong c~H group~, SH g~bt~p, l~I grbUp~;,
,t~lH2 g;~p~ a~,-3 CY7~ id rJr~UE;~ 1 n ~.h~ mol~uL~.
Use i~ ad~Jlta~eo~l~ly n~d~ of ~hose havi~lg ~ furlc:tion~ r o~
frcmn ~ to ~, preferaLbly fro~ 3 to ~, and a me~n mole~ular
wei~ht o~ ~om 250 ~o 80U0~ p.referably from 300 ~o ~000.
Compound~ whi~ re heen fo~Lnd t~ b~ u~ful ~re, for
4~ ~.xAn~ple" polyetheIp olyaun~e ~nd~or pr~fer~bl~ polyol.~
~el4c~Qd ~bm t.he group ~onci.ctin~ of n~l~e~he~ polyol~,
polyAster poLyol~ olythio~thkr polyols, polye~eerarnlç3e~,
hy~roxyl--con'cair.ins~ eta 1~ ~nd hy~l~oxyl~ cln~1 n~ n~
~llphatîc ~QlY~arho~at~s or mixture~ o~ at lea~t two o the
~5 ~poei~i~d p~lyhlel. ~J8~ i9 .~rQf6i~rnb~ lneldU of~ pol~,re8t.er
~clyol.~ and~or ~olye~er p~ly~l9~ ~.h~ hydro~rl mlmb er of the

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p~lyhy~oxyl ~ompo~md~ i~ h~rFe ge..nkr~:l ly ~om 15U to ~;0 arld
. prefrar~bly from 2~ to 6qO.
Suita~ ol~e~e~r pol~vls ~rl be pr~p~.red, f~r ~ mpl~, f~om
or~rliQ d:ic;~r.boxyl.ic aci~ ha~ fr~ to l~ car}~orl ~tom~;,
pr6,f~r~hly alipll~tic di~arbox,~rli~ id~: h~virlg fro~ ~
~arbon ato~3, a.nd po.l.yhy~ al~ohols, ~r~ra~ly liol:~,
h.~rin~ f rom a t:o 12 c~arborl at~m~ . pr~?~erahly f rom 2 ~o ~i
c~a~on ae.o~A. Su.tt~ dic!~rbc~x~ c a~i.d~ are, i~or e:xample:
~ucclnie ~ , ul~t~ric a~i~l, a~ ic aoi.d, suheri~ ~icd,
a:rel~ c1.cl, ~e~cic ~cic~, dec~ne~ r~oxylic a~id, maleic-
acid, ~rlc acid, ;ph~halic a~id, i~ophthalic a~id arld
'ce~eph~halic ac~d. The di~a~boxylic ~nid~ . b~ used ~lth~r
~ ndiv~ ally or iIl a~nixture with one a.~ot:her~ In pla~e of
th~ free di~rboxY~lic ao~.d~, 1t i~ so po~ le to u~e the
c~rro~pon~lin~ dic~.~bclxyli~ ~i.d de~rivative~ ~uch a~
dl~arbc~xylic ~est~r~ o ~lcoh~l~ h~in.~ from 1 to 4 car}~on
atom~ or di~a~oxyli~ ~nh~dri~e~. Rrq$er~no~ ren t.c:,
u~lA~ di~ oxrlic acid mixtures o~ s.lcc:~ n~ lutari~ ~nd
a0 EL~lipi~ ac~ de in w~ ht rati.oc ~f, fO~ ~Y~ 0 - 35 : .~S
50: ~0 -- 3~ d in psrticul~ adipi~ id. E~xample~ ~f
dihydric a~.d polyhydr3~c ~ h~ n parti.~ular diol~, are:
o~ha~ediol, di~thyl~n~ glycol, 1, 2- or 1, 3-p~p~3ne~; ol,
~iprc,pyl~ne ~l~aol, ~, 4-~ut~n~d~ c~l, 1, 5-~en~ edi~l,
1, ~ Y~n~l ol, 1, l O-dQc~nediol, glyc~rol and txim~thy~
p~o-~ne. P~ofc3rer~cq i~ ~iv~n to UI;in~ ethanedi.ol, di.~hylPnÆ
glycol., 1, 4-bue~ llol, 1., 5-pe~ntanediol, 1, 5 --hexanedit~l or
mi.xturc~s c~f at 1 e~ast ~ ~o o$ the d~ol~ ~peci~ied, in
p~rtlcul~:c ~ixturl2æ ~f 1 ,4-hutanediol, ~ ;pentanediol an,1
l,~-h*~an~iol ~t 19 al~ p~ le ~o U8~! polye~ter ;p~lyols
~ror~ lac~onf~s, eg. IE--caDrolac~tvne, ~r hydrc)xy~rbox
ac:i.d~, eg cl-hydroxyc~2~0ic a~id~
To :~r~P~r-3 th~3 poly~ tr pvlyc~l~s, ~he organt c ~ f o~ q~.~op~ e
~S A3~0~natie and ~refe~ral~ly ali~ha~ic, polyc:arbc:xylle uc:ia3 ~n~,~
or deri~a~ re~ and ~ol~,7h~dric: i~lcohol~ oan ~. po~yeon~n~fed
in the ~ s~nt;~ e~t~ r t ~r proe~erhhl~ i.n t:he3 pr~ence of
e~terifl~ati~n ~alyst~, ~dv~ntaseou~;ly in an ;L~mosphsr~ c~.
inert ~aæ ~lch aa nitro~n, ~ on monox~de, heli.u~, ar~on,
4~ e~ta~, in the melt. atc f~om 150 to ;250 C, ~r~e~ly ~ m l~o
to ~O~C, ~t ~.o~heria sre~ re or unfl~r reduc~,ed ~ressure,
- t:o th~ ~ r~d. Acl.CI nu~ er ~h~ ch i~ ad~ ti3qQo~sly le!~s ~h~n
10, ~re*rAb1y le~8 than 2. Accordir~g to z~ prefe.rred e~d~
~e~t, th.e e~te_ if ic~tionL ~ix~llr~a i~ poiy~ondenfie~ ZLt ~he
~n~re temperae~ro~ ~o ~n aci~ nllmhc~r of ~rom B0 to 30,
pre~a~ly ~ror~ 40 tC3 30, under atmo~pherlc! ~?r~3s~u;~o ar~
3l~sequentl~r unde~ ~ ~re~a~lre of less ~hAn ~0() mbar,

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p~efer~bly f~ow. 50 to 150 ~r. ~;uit 3bl e esteri.~iicar:ion
.~a1:;alystS ~re, L~,r P~xi~mp~ ~, iroJ~, cac3r.~ium, c-i~al t, le~l,
ælnc, au~imony, m~ i.um, t.itarlium an~ J~'caly~ts ir~ the
~onrl 4f m~a:l.6, metal oxide~ or m~t~ lt~. ~owever, t:he
S v~ly~ondensa~ion aa~ o bR c~ri~d ou~ ln ~ uid phYse
in the prese~lce o Ai.lu~nte a~d~o ent~ rs ~iuc~ as
h~nzene, ~olueI~e, xylene~ r c;hlorobqn~el ~ t~ az.~c~tropically
ti ll o~f the wat~r of ~.onde~tion .
l.O ~rn p~ep~r~ 'ch~ p~l ye~t~ pol~rol~, the~ o~n.i~. polycarboxylic
~c:id~ and~or d~ ve~ and pol yhyar~ c a~cotLol~ aro adva~.a
u~ly polyc~ n~ed in ~ molar ratio o~
pre~ rably 1 . 1. oS
lS ~ o:Lye~t~ y~3~ hta.ined pxefe:~eu;~ have. a .~lmc~ n~l-
.ity of frc~lu 2 cn 4, in partlaular fr~m a ~o 3, ~d ~ molar
w~ight o~ frb~n 25~ to ~000, Pr-3fer~bly .~rorn 300 to 2000.
'~n particulal~, h~.we?~e~ ;h~ polyolo. used ~ e polyether
pcl~-ol~ .p~r~ by krlo~n m~!.th~ds, f~r ex~ple l:~y a~ionic
polyme~l~a~ion ~ ~lk*li met~l hydre~xi~ uch ~ ~o~iu~
o~ pot~s~;i~n l ydrvxido ~r Ff.lkali. me~ lkoxid~fi ~uch ~
sodl~m m~thoxi~ odium or potass;ium ~tlloxi~l~ br pota~iurn
i.~opLoyVXia~ ~6 c~t~.lyæt~ Nnd with a~iti.on of at le~Yt one
ini~ia~or mol~ le ~-on~ca.ining fxom ~ to ~, pxefe.r~ly ,~om ~
to ~, roa~tlve hydrogen a~m~ ih b~n~e~d f~~[Lt or by c.ationio
pol~e.ri.~tion usins ~w~ ids ~uc~h as Antimor~y ~ent~-
~hlorid.e. boron ~3~ubx~fle etherAte, et~. ~ or ~L~hing e;3~th~
af~: c:A~ly~t6/ rom on~ o~ mo~ alkylP~ oxit3.e6 h~vi.n.l7 f~om
to 4 c~bon ~tom~ in t~e ,~ n~ r~di.caLl~
~it~le ~1.kyler.e c:,xi~e~ are, ~o~ example, tetrahydr~u~n,
l, 3-~ropylQ~e oxid~, 1. a- or a, ~-bl~tylq~ >xid~ yron~
oxide ~nd ~f~albl.y ethyl~n~ c)xide ~d L~a-prcpyleIle oxide.
The alk~ n~ oxl.~ s ~Rr. b~ ed individu~:lly, ;~ltel;-nat~ely i.n
succ~r~ion or a~ mixtur~ ui~ahlo initi~ or m~ ul~ ar6~,
or exarn;ple: ~ater, orqar~ic dicarbox~ id~ ~UC!h i~,11
s~c~ir~ l, A~ a~ pht;~ali~ acid ~1~ t~erephtha.l ic
a~ia, ~liPh~tic and aromatic, un;~ ted or ~-morlo41kyi~ted,
~, N- or N, ~' -dl~lkylated ~i~mine~ h~in.~ rom 1 to 4 car~o~
~tc~ he alkyl radi4~1, ~u~h a~ llnalkyla~A, ~o~O-
e.lk~l~ted Ol~. ~alk~latefl Qthylenediomin~, ~lethylenet~i~ine,
t:riethylenetet~r~m~n~ ~,3-p~o~yl6!~ledi.amin~. 1,3- or
1, 4-butyll3ne~lamine, 1, ~-, 1, 3-, 1. 4-, 1, 5- ~nd ~, 6-hex2-
4~ r~e'chyl~nedismine, Dhenylen~ i.aminqs, ~,3-, 2,4- And

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.~ ~
2~6-t~'uylerle~d.i~minP~ and ~4r_~ 2,~ - a~d A,2~ Linc~-
dip~enylsnetha~o .
~h~r ~uit~ initi~t:or nwl~ul~ ~r~ ~l lca~loi ~ir~ su;~h a~
ethan~lamiIle, N-nl~thyl~eh~ol~nine ~nd N-ethy1 ethar~olami~
dialkanolbm~.nes sucl~ a6 di~'~h~nol~sn~ e. ~-m~3t}lyldi~h~llt~ï-
amine and. N-~thyldi~t,hanol amin~r a-nd tri alkar.~ ~mines such ~s
~:rieth~ll017llsi~ nd alr~mcjni~. Pl e.fer~nce i~; gi~r~ u~,ing
polyhyc~.ri~, in p~.ic~ll.a~ dihydr~c a~l~sior ~-~lhydri~ alc~h~l~
1~ ~u~h a~ nc~fli~ arld 1, 3-pco~lpallQdiol~ ~liethylo;ne
~ly~c~l, di~;sroI~ylolle ~ly~ l, I, 4-~ut~ne~liol, :L, 6 -hexanedio ~ )
~lycero1. trimq~th.V~ o1Pro~anQ~ pe.ntal~ry~hrito1, ~orbitol and
suc:ros~ .
t~ Th~ po3ye~h~r ~o1y<~1~, p~ r~ p~1y~ o~y~ene a.r~ poly
ox~ro~Y16~ pn1~0x~r~thy1~ne po1yolfi, have a iunctic;~la1it~, of
p~e~e~ra~ly ~ro~ 2 to a ~n~ i.n ~a-rticulax f:rc,m. 3 to .5 and
mo1e~tl1~r wQighta ~ from 250 t.c~ 8000, ~r~fer~1y f~om ~00 tc~
1500 a~c~ in par~c~lar ~r~!n 3s0 ~o 11.00, ar~l ElU~ ..e noly-
~n oY.y~etr~e~l~e glyc~ ha~e. a mo1e~:~13~ w~i~Jh~ o~ up to
abc;)ut 3 5 ~ 0 .
~urt:her 6ui.~1e ~1yq~he~ poly~l~ ar~ pc~ uer-mvdif i.ed p~]. ~ -
et:he}r polyol~, p~ rzlbly g.r~ft polyet.her polyols, irl ;pa~tic~-
~r, Ul~F tho~e kb~dd ~ ~tS~rerle and/or ac:rylonitrile ~lich ~e
p~ep~r4~d. I~y i.r~ ~itU ~ ri.~tioh ~ cr~10ni.tl-11e~ styr~ne
o~ pre~rably mixe~rea o~ ~tyrene and a~ylc)ni~.~ilç, eg. in
w~ight ratio o from 90: 10 tc~ 10: g~. ~ref~r~bly ~Dm 7C):
.~0 to 30: 70, ac~.v~ntageo~ ly irl t.he abvv. rti~ned Eloly~.th~
3C polyol~ in~ a m4thod ~imi.lar t:~ ~ho~e. gi~en in the C:erman
PQten~; 1.1 11 394, 12 22 ~65 (IIS 3 3~4 273, ~ 3~ 51, 3 $il.3
Og3), 11 S~ 53fi ~t:a 10 40 ~) a~d ll ~2 5~ G~3 98'7 61~,
and c~ o pc~1y~h~r polyc~ dispersions ~Ont~.n~r~g ~ pers~d
~h~ ually 1~1 arl am~unt o~ ~rom 1 t.t~ 50 ~ b~ ~igh~,
5~ ra~1y ~om ~ ~o ~S q6 bi~ w~i.gh~ for 4xa~ lQ p~1yureas,
po1yhy~ id.~s, po~ th2u~e6: ~nt~ n~ nded ter~-Ami~O
S~rol~.p~ ~nclJo~ me1am1n~, ~a ~hich are de~c~rihed, ~o~ exa~Dle,
~n ~ 011 75a (U~ 4 ~04 'J08), US-A-4 374 203 ~nd
I~E A--3~ 31 4~7.
4~ .
The p~ly~ther uol:y~ c~n, 11ke tlle poly~te~ ~olyo1~, ~e
~d indi~id~.a1L~ hr in rh~ form ~ mixt.ut R~; . Fur~hermor~e,
they c.~n be mixea wlth t~e ~r~f t polyether ~ol.yol8 or poly-
este~r ~?oly~ r wi Lh ~he hs~ro~yl-~!~ntai~in~ po.lyes;~er -
~m~de~a, polyac~t~lç, pol~ra~rhon.~t~te: ~ndior ~olyetherl~oly-
~lliiS1~3S ~

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$ui~ 1e hy~oxyl-cor t;~ in~ l.yac~c~.g ~re, for ex~znp]~,
t~h~ m~t~nd~ wh~.eh ~a~ he E~re~i~.re~ ~r~L ylycols s~i-h ~#
.~ieth.yl~no ~ly~ol, tri~hy'l.~n~ qlycc~l, 4,~r-~ihYd.~t.~xye~.hox~r-
~iphenylt~im~thylm~sh~7 ~, h~.DxAnY.alol an~ ~ hyde.
Su.ir~hle poly~cet~l~ car~ bt-~ Elr~ r~d l~ ~o~y~r.e;ri.zal i~n
o~ c~rcli~ e,
SuitAbl~ 2~ydr~xyl-cont~lnin~ pol~:arbc~l~atec~ are thos~ c,f ~.h~
type kn~wn per ~e hThic.h c:an }~ ~rep6r~d, f~r ex~n~ e, by
1~ re~c~ln.~ ~iols BUc~. ~6 1., 3~rt~p~n~.~iol, 1, 4 -hut~ne~ bl ~nt~c~r
e~C~nQ~li4l, ~ thylQn~ cp71ycol, trlethy~ e~e gly::ol o~
te~aethylen~3 gly~ol with diaryl aarb~h~t~s, eg. ~ hQl~l
c~arbo~a~e, f~r pho~
l.S ~'he. ~c~1ye~tçr~ ~x in~ de, ~nr example, t~ ?, p:Ck~ mi n::lnl~ly
' line~r conden~;ate~ ob4~;n~ frbm po1ybas~ aturate~ ~n~ r
uns*t~rat~d c:~rboxy1ic r~cid6 or t~ arlhydxia~ L po1~y-
Lçtional c~tur~!at-ld and,~hr un~;at~at~d ami noalc~ r
mixtUrel; of ~olyhydrlc rllc~hc~ inoa:L~h~ r
;;20 I)oly~nines.
Slllt-~le polyet:4~rpoly~nin~ n ~e px~.p~re~i ~r~m th~.
;~rementio~e~d pclly~thcl~ poly~:ls ~y l~ow~l methodA ~x~npl~
whi~h m~y be mentlonc~d ~re the cyAno~l lcylatic~. bi~ pol~ox~7 -
S aLk~Jlen~ polyolE~ and suh~Q~uent h~d~o~en~ti-J~n of Jche ~ i ~r 1 l ~
orme~1 ~US 3 267 OS0~ or th~ P~rti~l or com~lete amir~ on ~f:
p~l~.oxy~lkyl~ne p~lyol~; with æmines vr a~ 7ni;~ in the
pr~se~nce o~ hydr;~qen and cat~ t~ tL)~ 1~ 15 373 ) .
It i.c also possi~le to llse ~}yols i~ w~ h the~ ~lydrox~l
g3~0up~ are re~la~ed at l~t par~ially ~y C~--A.~id ~rou~.
c) Th~ ri~ foan~ e~ oh i~y~nat~ ~n bf~ l~rodu~d wi~ r
-~ith~ut cone:o~tallt ut3e of ch~i~ ~cterlde~ a and~or cro~li2Lk
~ owkv~, the cld~ition ~ chain ~xt~r~dç~, R. cro,s6-
1 ink~ s ~r, 1~ d*~ired, ~i.xtu~ th~r~t,~ n ~ a~v.a~t~e~us
for mod1fying ehc n~eeh~antc~al pro~e~r~i~s~ e~. the h~rd~as.
C:hain. ex~endicrs andt~r ~o~lin1~e~ u~ed a~e d~ol~ an~Jc,r
triol h~vin~ mol~c~l~r we~ght~ h~n 250, 3:re~r~
4~ from ~0 to aon . ~c~n~ bf ~uit~le ch~ n extender~Jcro~ -
linkers ~re ~ h~L~.i.c, cy~.lo~ h~ti.~ ~fl~or a~aliphai:i~
d.iol9 n~vi~g from a to 14, ~r~ ly ~ro~n 4 to 10, c~bor~
at-~m.q, for e~am~le ~t:hylene ~ly~ol, 1, 3- p~pan~diol,
l,10-~e~ ne~d~o1~, c-, m- or p-dihy~roxyc~ ne, ~I..ethyl~
4S . gl~!o], c~ipr~ ne~ gl,~ol and prefercbly l.~-bl~e~
hQxa~ nd ~ 2-hy~oxs~et~l)hydro~uincnle~ t.~ iol~
s~ch a~ 1, 7., 4- or 1, 3, 5-tri.hydrc:xy~ hex~n~, q~ and

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tx~iMethy~ rop~ne aIld 1~ molecular w~ ht
hy~r~ cO~t~in~n~ ~c~ly31k~1~n~a oxi~e~ based ~n ~thylelle
an~/or 1, 7.-propyle~ bX~ d~ a~ the a~ov~ iol~e~l ~i.ol~
~r~d,~o~ tri~lY ~ ~niti~tor ~nole~ul~s..
I~ ahain ~:x~en~t~rs, cro~slinker~ or rn.ix~:u~ thex~o~ ~r~ u~ed
for pr~uc i~ thta J~ polyur~th~ o~ , th~e ~re ~dY~m
t~g~u~ly use~ i s~ an ;lt~o~nt of from ~1 to 20 ~ s~y ~ei~h~,
, pr~erably f~ 2 to 8 ~6 by weigh~ 3sed on tht~ w~i~h.t o~
1~ 'ch~ relati~r~ly h~ah molQ~ular weigh~ comIo~ d~ (h)~
d) Blowing ~Cent~ ld~ whi.ch cRn be~ uOed for prt~ducing th~. ~igid
~ me ln~ de, ~c,r examp.le, whter, whic~ ~e~t~ ~rith
i~cyan~te: lJro~s ~o fonn carbon d.iox*de, ~ or phy~ic~lly
ac~ing ~lowi~ ~ee~ Suita~le '~lowing asrents ar~ auicl~
:~hl<~ e i~ert towafri the nr~nic, n~oalled ~r ~ mr~ -ied
polyisoGyan~te,~ ~nd h~vd~s boilin5r pt~ir~,s ~ w 100 C t
pre~era~ belo-~ 5VD~') 1n partàaul~r 1~ro~ -50~C t:o ~O~C, aLt
pheric pr~sure, ~o eh~t ~ y e~r~orz~e ~r~d~r th~ act.i~n
hç exofGhe~nic ~oly~lelition re~.tlo~. Ex~;71es o~ .~Lut!h
p~efe~ y u~ed liquid~ are ~lka~ such a~ hept~ne, h.exhne,
n- and iso-p~rn~a~, pre~2r~Iy lnd~trial mixture~ of n- an~
i~o-p~rtane~, n- ~nd i.60-hu~ane an~ rop~ne.~ ~.y~ k2n~s
s~ h ~ cyclopcm~ ~nd/or cycl~heLx~ne. elilers ~uch ~S
~5 fur~n, dimo~hyl ~th~.r ~nd die~hyl ether~ ke~nee ~uch a~
~etone a~-~l mc3thyl e~h~l ketc~ lkyl car3~ox~1ate~ U~
me~hyl ~or~ate, din~Qthyl ox~l~te a~d eth~ et~ It i~
al~o F~oE;~ibl* tcl u~;~ mixturcs c~ the~Q l~w-boiling li~id~
w.ith on~ an~ther andJ~;?r with o~he~ ~uh~ ut.~d or tln~ub&~i-
~0 t~lted hydrc~ rbon~. Othe~ e~Lit.a~le comPc~1mds ar~ gAnic:
carboxylie aeicl~ ah ~ :~onnie z~oi~, aeetie acid, oxalie
aeàcl, rieinolei~ ~eid an~ e~r.b~ eontaining ~omp~un~lo~
Pr~.Eer~d blowing ~gents a~ w~t~r, ~r~;ia~ u~ol.,
:35 ¢~.~.rhoxyl i.~ s. i~ rtleuLar formic a~.id. low-boi:Ling
licEuids such A~ h~.r~, e~te:~, keton~, and hyd~.o~rbo~, in
p~rticu1~ n-pen~arlc, iY~-P~tEIne~ cyclo~ent.a~o ~n~l
2 . ~-dim~ylprop~A~3. .
40 e) Catalys~t~ ) u~ed ~r ~r~u~lncr the ri.~Tid i~J~ms are, in
~'cicul.ar, c~ ~lu .dE~ wh1ch s'cr~n.gly Accel.~Ya~Q th~ rea-~tion
ol~ ~h~ mpound~ o~ ~he ~omponent ~ nd, if usQd, lc:~
co~ta1nins reacti~rc hyd~c~g~n atoms, in p~rti.cula~ hy~r~xyl
group:~, with the org;~nlc, mc~dii~d or un~nodiE~.e~i polyi~o-
4~ cyarlat~s la)~ Suit~le eata1yst~ are org~1c meeal a~mE~
pref erably orge~ic ~in colrpoo~ uch ~ tin ~ IX) ~ t~3 ~f
c,rg~nic car1~ox~rlic~ a~ids, eg. tin ~ etate, tin (~

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oc~at.e, t~intlr) e~ lhexarlc~a~e~ ~nd tir~XI) l~ te, and t;~J~.
dialk~i~in ~IY) g~llt8 ~1~ o~ ic c~ axyl~ c ~ g.
dibutylt.in di~cetate, di~u~ltirl di~c~ur~te, dib~Tyl~.bn
dimale~te and di.~C'-y~ tin di~¢e~.ate. Th~- ~r~anic n~et:~l
S cc,mp~ n~ls ~re US~sd ~l~n~ 0~ .urefera~ly ~n cc~mb'natioll with
~r~ngly I:~SiC! aminEs~ Exan~16~ ~,Yhich ~nay b~ ~r,ent;i~:~neca a~
3midine.s ~uch ~Is ~!, 3~ .eth~Tl- 3, 4, ~, 6~ rahydro~yrimi~ e,
terti~ry ~mine~ su~h. ~ ~riethyl~nlne, t~ibut~l,~ln~r
dimHthylb~nzylAmirle, 2J-me~hylmo3~pholin4 . N~ h~lmor~holine~
N- cycl oh~x~Tï.mon~hol. i~e, N, ~, ~ ', N' - tet r~methyl ~sthylenedi aminc
N,N, N' ,~'-tetrarrLQth~lb~tanc~dj.~ni~e, ~3,N,N' ,N' -t,etr~net~
h~ ne--1,6-d.ismine, pe~t~ne~hyldiethyl,~an~triamine,
bl8 ~im~thylamino~t~hYl~ ather, bie~dim~t~ylami~opro~yl)~rea,
~imethyl~ire~in~ --d ~thylinlid~ol*, l-~zabicyclo--
1.5 ~,3.~]o~t~e and p~efe~ly 1,~-dia~abia~clo~2 ~.~loctan~,
and alka~ ~ine olapounds ~uch as triet}la~lol~in~,
tr~so~-op~nol~mine, ~-~et~yldietharlolamin~ an~
~-eth~laie~h~nol.~.~lne ~ d~l~thyletharl~la~in~
O~her sui~a~le ~At~ly~s a~e: tri~dlalk~l~nin~alkyl)-s--hexa-
hydrot~i4~inee, in ~arti~.ular tri~lN.N-di~ethylaminh-
~ro~ hexAhydrotriazlre, ~Rtra~lkylammuni~n ~alts su~ a~
N.~ trimethy~ 2-hydr~y~ro~ylr A ~i um o~ate. ~,N,~-tr
m~lhyl-~7-~-hydrox~prop~lammonium 7.-~thylhexan~ate, t~a~
2~; alky'l;~m~non;um hydroxi~leg ~uan ~ te~ram~h~rl9"~m~niust~
hy~oxide, ~lk~ll metal hy~xide~ ~uch ~s sodi~ hydroxide
a~d ~lkali ~etal alkoxi~e~ h a~ sod.~u~ ~etho~ *r~d
yOtas~iu~ ~o~o~ide, and ~ lXali metal saLt~ or
~lk~ e ~ar~h m~tsl s~lts of fatty ~ci~ vlng ~r~m l to
20 carbon ~o~Y and, i~ d4~ d, lateral OH ~o-~p~.
Preferenc~ iven t.v ~Isin~ ~t~rtiary ~mincs, t~ ~d ~i~n~t~
c~mpouncls, alkali ~etal an~ alkali~o ~r~h ~e!~al c:i~rb~:~y-
lat~3~, c~atern~ry ~noni~ 6~1t~, 6~x~h~d~0~ 2in~s ;EInd
3~ ~r~ ~ (di~lkyl~ninom~thY1) ph~
Pref~renc~ ia ~iven tCi u6i~ rom 0,001 tc~ 5 ~ ~y ~7~ightJ. ir~
:~art~ ~ular from ~ . 05 tv 2 ~6 ~y weight, o~ r:at~ly~t or caca-
~yfit cc~mhi.nation,- b~.~e~ on th~ w~lghc ~ thle oomPone~t (~).
Ac~ordin~5 t~ t.h~ pre~ . i~vellticn, ~he fla~lle ~etardi~n~ u~3d
16 pr~m~nt;~ t~ib~om~n~ope~yl. ~l~nh~l B~o~iI~e~ tai~-
l~m~ ~etard~ts whi~h ~an be UQQA in ~ url~s in
~ditiG~ ~0 t~ib~ neopen~l Al~hol ar~. for QxamPle, ~ea~
4~ tion produ~ts of tr~ m~n~o~tyl alcohbl. di~romone~entyl
~ly~l a~ ~t~ r~actlon ~roduc~ ibromo~utenediol ~n~ i~s
r~ction Ylo~uct~ 2~3-di~mop~o~ l an~. lt~. rea~ei~n pro~-~

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uct~ tral~romophth~l ~ c ar.L~yd~ nd it;s re~tic~r~ px-odu~c~,
tri~o~bph~r~ol and .i~ r~:a~ion l?rodu~tfi~ ~tlabrom~bi~ L~n~l
a it~ ~action prodl~t3, ~r-vmin~ ;n~ng pho~hc)~:~c
q!~;t~r~ a~lcl brominat~i:d ~lydrocar~c~nfi~ l;
s
Ap~rt f~orn the hromine--~c~n~ y flam~ ret;~aar~ t i x;
aLso p~ss~le t.o U~e ~h~ o~her n-)n--brom~.~,e~ ~ta.ir~in~ i~l arne
r~et~3rda~ knowu ~or th~ produ~ t~ xigld ~ m6 ~as~d ~n
i ~o~yana f~ .
Suital~le fla~ne re.~3r~antY~ ~Lret ~or e~xa~pLe, di.ohenyl c~e~7
phat~, tricr~s~l pi~osp~.~t~, trie~;h~l ox tri.butyl
E~hc~ph~t~, tris ~2- chlorc)eth~,rl ) pho6I?hate~ ~;r~s ~2--chlo~o
. propyl) pho~h~te, tr~ ~ ~1 r ~ -di~:hlvr~opro~yl) ~ho~ ~hate,
c~ral~ 2 c~,hlo~o~thyl) ~til~len~ dipho~h~te, di~hrl
eth~ hv3~ll0n~e, diethy;l dieth~ol~ln; ~ th~lph~phon~te.
B~ Le~ the phos~n~ com~o~ds alrea~lsr ment.ioned, i~
a~so po6~ 1e to use inor,O~i~: or c~rg~nic f ~ b retar~nt~
~0 ~uch as rqld pho~phor~r h~lr~tocl alumirl~un oxide, ~ntirQony
tri.oxidc, nrsenic oxide, ~ vl,~phosphate ~d cal~i~m
lf~te, expa~aed ~raPh.it~ or ~ranuri~ tl C~e~ atiYe~5 13UCh
~,s m21~nine, or mixtur~s of al; l~ t two fl~utl-3 ret~rd~ts
such ~.~ ~nmoniw~ polyDhn~ph~te~ and mel~Q~in~ cq al~o~ lf
desi:red, mai~ tArch or ammor~ ol~ho~p~at~, m~la:mi.~ .an~l
n~d graE~hite ar~d,~or Fo~.~ l,y arorn~Lti~ poly~ter~ r
fl~m~proo~ing th~ polyisc~ n~te ~olyz~dditio~ rc~ducts. L~
h~3 gç~er~lly h~ n fo~ o bo ad~ 0us t~ ~ tc~al o~
.~om 5 tc~ l5n p~rt-s by weis~ht, pre~Rrably ~rom 3~ t~ 10?
~rts by weight, oi~ flame ~etardan~ for e~c~h. 100 ~arts hy
~ei~h~ o the com~o~ t tb~.
g~ ed, ~ r~h~r ~ i1iarieE a~d~or 3dditive~ Ig~ oa~ e
inocr~ ted l~to ~he r~ ctlon InLxt.:ur~ f;c~r p~oducil-q the
rigi.~l ~8~ h~se~ n~t~ es wElich ma~ be
~u?~t ~ f rl are ~ur~aco-~tive ~ nc~ fc~ t:lbil:L2~r~;,
cell rogulator~, fil1br6, dye~, piqmene3. hy~lr~lysi~
1l~hibitor~. f~Ln6i~t~tic an~ h~cterio~at:ic ou~t.~n~e~s.
S~lit~l.e~ ~urfac~-a~tiVe sub~n~:es are, fQ~ ~camp1e,
co~ound~ ~hich s~re to aid t.he hO~no~eniz~t~i.Or~ o~ t~
stllrtln~ materi~ls Ar~d m~y a1so be 6uit~hle ~or regul~tin~
~h~3 cEa11 stru~ ur~ of th~ ~la~tics. ~am~l~s ~hich may ~e
menti~ned a~e emu1.,i~iers s~h ~ he sodiun ~altY c~ cas~or
oil sulfate6 or of f2ltty ~c1~8 ~nd al~o ~.ine g2.1t~ of fattir
~id~, ~g. diethy1amin~ ole~t~, diethanolami~e ~t:ea~aee,
~11eth3n~1ami~e ricinole~te, salt~ o~ oni~ ~cidq, ~

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~l.k~ t~l o~ amrnc~i.um ~;al~ oi~ ~od~,cylbenæP~ne- ~r
di.na~hthyl~m~thalledi~t~lfvni~ aci.d and ric~inc;l~.ic ~cid; ~æn
stabilizer~, in };a~ icular th~ b~d ~7n 51 li~.c~e, !,uch as
~iloxane- ~x~alkYl~ne coPol~ne_~ and o~;h~ar or~ opolysilo~-
ane~, ethoxylat~ ~lkylphellol~, ethc~xylate~ f~ ~ a.lcoh~
p~raffin oil~. cast,or ~ ter~ or r.i~i~ol~ic ~ t~r9, 'rurk~y
r~d c~il arld pe~.u~ oil, ~d cell requl;~tor~ h ar
~ra~fi~ al:t.y alaohol~ and dim~thylpoly~iloxane~ Th~
abo~e de6~ribed olis~ ylate6 ha-~in~ prJ;L~oxyalkyl~e
~n~l fluoro~llcAne radi~ A~1 ~ide g~ups arql al o ~uit~hle
or lm~ro~i~g the ~ yin~ ~c~ion) the c~ ructure a.r~d~'
or s~zbilizl~ the ~oam. 'rhf3 ~lrface~ .tive .~ 3tanc~s are
u~ Lly u~ea i~ a~ountg c~ ~.ft~m O . Cll t~ 5 part~ by w~i~ht,
7c~s~d o~ 100 p~iLrtf; l~y t`141ght of ~ne cc~ c
F~r th~ urpos~s o~ the ~resent~ j.nv~r~tion, ill~r~, i.n
~art1c!u1.ar ~ein~o~cin~r ~i ller~, are 's.he cus tom~ry ~rganic ~nd
i nc~rq~ni~ ~iller~, ~ei~orcem~ts, ~.c, kno~.m p*x 5C.
Sl~eci~ ex~mpl~ no~q~ic fill~r~ ~uch a~ lee~us
.o minera~ or ~xample ~hQet ~ilio~t~ ~u~h a~ antigo~$te,
s~r~tin~, he rrtble~-le~. P~h~ole6. chrys~ils, talc; met~l
c~xi ~lea ~uch ,~s; kaolin, ~llumi.num ox.ides, tl~anil~n oxide~q ~n~
i~on ~ , met~l ~alt~ h a~ ch~lk, barit~ ar~ inorg~rLi~
pig~ s such as ~a~ ul~'ide, 2in~ ~ulf iCle and ~12L~S,
~5 etc, ~re~er~ce is gi-~e~ t:~ using ka~lin ~ehin~ clay~,
alumillum sill~te. ~ opr~.ipitat~s of ~ariunL sulAte ~ld
a,l~hi~wn sillcate ~n~ al~o rlatu~a~. ar~l syn~he.tl~ ~ibrc~u~
minerzll~ such a~ woll~t~nite., m~tal an~, ~n particula~,
~la~E~ flbors of ~-aribus len~th3, wh~ h ma~y, i.~ des.~r~d, b~
coa~e~. Example~3 o:~ 6uit~bl~ orga~iç 4111e~ are: e~rb~t~,
m.elamine, ro~in, ~y-~lo~ent~d~yl r~6~in~ a~ld srr~t polymer,~,
and ~l~o cellulo&o ~iher~ 'l.ynmid~, ~olyac.~ylon.it~ei.le~
J?olyurethan~ or prblye~t.e~ ~14~F~ b~eed r~n ~ ti~ d~or
~li phat~ c ~lc~rbo~lie e~er~ r ~ii ~n partiaular céLrbbn.
f i.b6lr~
~he ~ ~rg~nïc ~s~d or~ani~ r a c~arl bc~ u~;ed iI~di~ lu~l ly ~x
a~ m~xtu~e.~ ~nd a~ ad~r~nt~gql4usly incr.~rporated ~.nto t~i2
re~c!tion I~ Ct~Fe i~ P~mo~3nt~l of~ rom O.5 ~.o 3~ ~ hy wei~rht,
~0 ~r~f~3~abl~ ~rC~m 1 tO 15 g4 ~ we.i~}l~, ha~d C)~ e weiC3~ of
t;he comp~n~:~t~ ) to (c~ ut wi.th the c:ontellt of rn~c~
wo~ren~ a~d ~ro~en ~abr.ic~ ~f n~tu~al elIld syr~t~et~ f i~e~3
bein~ le to r~ah va~ o~ uP t~ 80 S.
45 D6s,.alilc of the aboY~ ~ ti~r~e~ and ~s~rthQr ~Arti~ m~teria1~ ~:an
~e foun~ the ~ liYt late~ u.r6~, f-~ exampl~ the n~ono~rr~ph
by J. ~. 3Aurlae~ d ~ c. rr l~ch ~High Pc~ rs" Vc~ me x~,

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Pol~ur~thanea, par~ an~i 7., Ir~te~cl~no~ Pu~ h~r~ 1~6~ ~n~
19~4 or Kun~ l vf~.handl~ hr P~l~ur~ha~e, ~olum~ 7, C~rl-HaIls3e~l
~erl~g, Muni~h, Vie~n~, J.-t, ~d and 3~d Edition, 1366, ~9g3 and
~ .
.~
T~e iE;o~ran~ -b~ed ri~id ~oam~s or t~h~ pr;~sqn~. in~e~tic-n ~re
~peciall~r th~ cQnt;.aining ur¢thane a~cl/or i.~o~y~ r~te and~/or
hiu~et ~d~r al.l~han~te anc~/or u~er~ 3n~ ~nd~'oY ~Irea an~l~o
ç~r`bo;liit~ide 53roUp3 a~ ac~ris~ic oheml c~1 st.r al
10 eïe;~e~t~.
p~od l~e the ri.~ o~ns b~e~d on i.~c~ ate . 1:he o~ nic
d~or mocli ied org~a.nic p~1yi~oa~anatqs (a), the c:ornp~ur~4
~onta~ n.i ~g hyd~o~e~ a~oms rQacti~e! to~d isocya}~tes and, i~
15 ae5~xed~ eh3~in ex~ç~.nde~ ~n~ox croe~1~nker~ (c~ ar~ reactec~ .~r
~;urh ~o~:Ln~ ~h~t ~h~ ~.quiva~ence rat~ o of NCO Y~bup6 or th4
lyi6c~c~yan~.t~ ~a~ to ehe ~um of thc r~;ti~re hydrog~3n ato~n~ o~
.he component~ ~b) ~nd, if ~d, (e~ i~; O.~S - l.2~:l, prefe~r~y
n . ~5-1. 15 1 ~nfl in p~rt icu1, r 1-1. OS ! 1~ If tne ri~id ~ns
ao c~n~in ~ l*a~t ~ome ~on~-d i~o~yanura~e ~rouE~, u~e is ~lsu~lly
mad~ o~ A xPtio of ~C~ rou~ f ~h~ pOlyi800y~1~1tes3 (~1) tO thc
~uun of the re~cti~ J. o~ atom~ ~f thQ ~ompon~nt (~) and, ~f
us~ c:) o~ l.S-~:o:l, p,.çPfer~bly 1~
~5 Riy~ o~ms base~ on is~anate o.re p~Q:t;~ hl.y prc:~ducetl h~ the
casting v~ ~pr~yin~ proce6~;. I~ ~rti2u'~r, us~ i~ here r~Lade o~
f~.rnins~ into ~lc rk~ ox ~ i~ss or o~ con~.in~lou.~ n~n~f~ctur~ ~y
~he ~ou}~l~e conv~or }~01t prc~ae~ It ha~ bee~ o~nd ~o b~
~rtiaula~l~ a~vaDt~.çrec~us to u6s the two-~ompone~t p coce~s ~nd
30 co~i~: the ~orm~ ve ~om~ one~t~ d), (~ na, i
de~ired, (~ ;1 (9) into th~ ne~t (A) and ~c e~nplo~r th~
orçJ~nic pol.yi~oa~anate~, nwdi~i~d polsri~ocy~at~ la) or m~xtur~
of ~.he zpe~ ed ~lyi~ocyar~'ce~ and, ~ ~ de~ired, blowiny Ocen~;
(d) a~ c- _ or)~n~ ~B)
T)~ s~ component~ ~e mix~d at ~rom 15 tc~ 5~ c, pref~ra~l~
~ro~ 20 ~o 60 C ~nd in kart;i~ula.r f~om 20 ~ 35 ~, and intro~luc~
into t~e opes- h~ol~ e~, If ~3.e~i~e~ nder ir,c~ e~ p~ef~re i~r,~
th ~ c l o ~ ed me~l d .
I~ c] o~e~ molfi~, it i~ o Po~lble to ul3e r~?r~ fo4m- .~or~
re~c~tio~ ture tkan i~ xe~ d ~:o cvmplet~l~r fill t.he m~ld.
~'hi.æ gives ~ompacted oaln2:.

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The ri~ld ~;o~ or ~ol~e~ ri~id ~anl~ p.~roduc~sd hy ~he Dro~e~s
th~ pr~s~nt inVftnti~n hav~ a de~it~ of ~m 0 . 0~ to 0 . 7~ ~Jc~
prefera~ly ~rcn~ o.oa5 to O.~A ~m~ ~n.c~ t.:LCu~ from 0 ~03 t o
~ . 1 gJc~r,3
Tney ar~ partie~ularl~ hl~ a9 ~ ulat~Gl~ Tnat*rrial in th~
b~.ildi~g ~ecw~, e~. ~s ~nte~ne~liat~ laye~ r sandwich ~ ~r.
or as iIl~3ulatio~ ho~l-ds fox ~h~ the~nal insul~tiorl o~ f l oor~3,
w~lls, ~eilillg~ ovi~ and l~iP~'S. rIl vehi~l~ c~r~aoruc:tlon, is~.
1.0 p~r~.icul~r in t.h~ cunstr~ ion c~f rail ca~;, road vehi cl~ and
ohi~, th~ fo~ c~ln iikewLse he used for i~s~ 'cion ~wE~oa~
Tho pr~dur~s ~ar6~ prefQIa~ly used ~ h~r~ally ix~ la~Lin~ b~ in~
m~t~ri~
T~ inv~ on is ill.u~tr~.et~ in the ~x~npl~ b~lor~r,
Th~ ollowlng def initlol~s a~ y ~ the ,St~tiI~g tu~t3rlals us~
0 uo~vl 1~ Pol~-eth~r ~lcohol ba~d c~n ~uc:rQoe, ~'.yc~rc~l and
E~ropyl~ne oxi~t~
Polyo~ Polye~ht~r alc:ohol- k~fietl o.n suc~:o~. t~l.yc~erol ~ri~
pr~}~yl~.ne oxlde
Pc~lyol 3 ~ lyreth~3r al~ohol base~ ~n trimethy~ prova~e ar
lpro~yl~ oxide:
P~l~ol 4: Pol~efiter alcohol hased on pht~ it~. h~ yd:C~d~A an~
~ 3th~l.ene ~tlyc~ol
Polyol 5: POl.yhtheI ~ ohol bal~a~ ou ~or~it~l, pro~ylene ~l.y~
and P~opy~ e oxid~
~5 ~l~ne r~t~rdant l: Pcl~eth~r ~lcohol c~or.~ininq ~hlori~e ~nd
~ mine (I~ 51 f~rom SoJ.va~r~
r:Lame~! r~ d~2~t 2: Tri~ (chlorop~-o~yl~ phogpJLa~:0
40 F~o.~ fs~ l ize,r ~ or~ano~i] ~ c~ a.. ~d suff;~:t~n~.
(OS 340 ~ron~ :E ay~r A~)
Exalqple~ and ~,ornJparati.ve Exa~nplea ~
4~i ~h~ n~ r 1 b~ ~olyol mixtur~ u~e~ ~Lre sunr~arlz~. in
Tabl e 1~ The ~ ol ~nixture~ ~ch h;~d a hydrclxyl ~ r c~ abou~:
320 m~ XoEIJs~

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17
A b~t~.h o~ aoo kg wa.~ pre~a~ n a s~ir~d ~re~æe1 ~rom e,~ OL~
thC~ fo~m~llPtions ~h:~wn iD r~ . 'rhe ~i~tu~e W-16 ~tirred un~cil
the trihrc~rnnr~o~3nt~1 al c-~hul wa~ cc~np~.~ate~iy di~olved and wA~
then fi. tered. Proce&5inç wb.~, c~r~ d OU~ on a 1~ rn ao~
S ~cln~ or bel'~ unit ~cord~ng t~ t.h~ ~1~ 4wi.~(~ r~c:ip~r:
LOr) P~ y ~eight o:E polyol ~ ur~,
g ~a~-ts b~ ;rei.~ht:: o~ ~lo~ing a:,~nt dic3~ rof '.u~ro~t:h~ 4l~,
150 part~ by wei~ht t~f ~aw diphenyl~ t.h~ oc~y~nat~ lNC~
co~ 31~ osity: 512 mPas),
Boar~i product hav.ing ~ t~hi.~:kn~s~ ~f .~L5(~ mm was ~roduced. T~
15 ~s~ c~ th.e e~p~rim~lt~l r~slllt~, th~ curi..~ Ol'A leaving ~e ~ blç
con~3y4r ~lt. a~ ths ~u~ ty ~o c~a~.kin~ ~fter c~tti~.g
~c.he~ ho~Lrd~ to l~ngth were o~erved. In :~t~i~ion~ the h~YrLi.-
~beh~io~ o~ ~he r~id ~oam w~s te~ted in acc~rd~ with I~I~
410 ~ ~ The ~e~ult~ are ~.ari zec~ irL l~a~ 2 .
2a
~xam~le 7 ~nd Co~par~i~e ~ L~ple 5:
trhe ~c~nn~latibn?~ ~vr the ~cJlyol mi~tl~res U~h~d a~ d i n
Tab1~ 3, ~he poly~l. mix~llre~; eac:h had a h~drox~l nurnh~ a2::out;
2S ~0 m~ ~0~
A '~a~ah of ~0~ kçr ~ ~re~;~red iII a stirre.d. ~5~l from ~ac:h of
th~: ~rm~ tio~s ~ew~ in ~a~ rhe mixtur~ wa~ st;.r~d un.ti.l
the tr~romone~pe~yl alG~ol ~a~ comple~el~ ~is~o~ed arld W1
~0 t:hen filt~r~d. Pr~ce~sing w~ rried uut C~:rl :1 L ~ m dou~le
..varoY ~elt ~ ce.ordin~ the f~;llc~win~ r*cil e:
100 ~arts by weigh.t ~ mi~ure,
;pa~c.~ ~.y w~ight o~ owin$~ n~c ~ic~hlc~Lofluol-o~thane [1~ 1.41i~!,
13~ part~ }~y w~j.ght of ra~ diPh~nyl thane d~isocya~te ~NCo
con~r~t: 31.1 ~6, ~i~c~itY: 5:L~ ~P~6).
40 -i3o~rd E~rod~t ~avlng a r.hic,kllP~s o~ 150 mm w~; produc~3d. q''t,,~,
~5~ he ~a~erimc~t:al r~3su1ts, tht~ c;ur~F~g on l~viTJg ~;he t~o~le
con~eyor belt ar.d th~ ~u~;a~ti~ y to c~a~king~ ~f er ~ut~1r
thR b~6r~1Ei to len~th w~t~e o~ red. In a~ditior~, the bu~nir,g
behavic:~r of ~he rigid fo~m ~g te.~ced ~.r &ccor~ wlth ~I~
4i~ Th~ re~lts ~e ~m~rizc~d in Tahle ~.

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États administratifs

2024-08-01 : Dans le cadre de la transition vers les Brevets de nouvelle génération (BNG), la base de données sur les brevets canadiens (BDBC) contient désormais un Historique d'événement plus détaillé, qui reproduit le Journal des événements de notre nouvelle solution interne.

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Historique d'événement

Description Date
Inactive : CIB de MCD 2006-03-12
Demande non rétablie avant l'échéance 2004-08-02
Le délai pour l'annulation est expiré 2004-08-02
Réputée abandonnée - omission de répondre à un avis sur les taxes pour le maintien en état 2003-08-04
Inactive : Renseign. sur l'état - Complets dès date d'ent. journ. 2002-03-19
Inactive : Dem. traitée sur TS dès date d'ent. journal 2002-03-19
Lettre envoyée 2002-03-19
Exigences pour une requête d'examen - jugée conforme 2001-11-21
Toutes les exigences pour l'examen - jugée conforme 2001-11-21
Modification reçue - modification volontaire 1997-07-31
Demande publiée (accessible au public) 1997-02-04

Historique d'abandonnement

Date d'abandonnement Raison Date de rétablissement
2003-08-04

Taxes périodiques

Le dernier paiement a été reçu le 2002-07-25

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  • taxe additionnelle pour le renversement d'une péremption réputée.

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Historique des taxes

Type de taxes Anniversaire Échéance Date payée
TM (demande, 2e anniv.) - générale 02 1998-08-03 1998-07-29
TM (demande, 3e anniv.) - générale 03 1999-08-03 1999-07-27
TM (demande, 4e anniv.) - générale 04 2000-08-02 2000-07-21
TM (demande, 5e anniv.) - générale 05 2001-08-02 2001-07-25
Requête d'examen - générale 2001-11-21
TM (demande, 6e anniv.) - générale 06 2002-08-02 2002-07-25
Titulaires au dossier

Les titulaires actuels et antérieures au dossier sont affichés en ordre alphabétique.

Titulaires actuels au dossier
BASF AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT
Titulaires antérieures au dossier
MICHAEL REICHELT
PETER VON MALOTKI
RAINER HENSIEK
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Date
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Description 1997-07-30 29 1 210
Description 1996-08-01 22 1 172
Revendications 1996-08-01 2 64
Abrégé 1997-07-30 1 27
Revendications 1997-07-30 3 67
Abrégé 1996-08-01 1 27
Rappel de taxe de maintien due 1998-04-05 1 111
Accusé de réception de la requête d'examen 2002-03-18 1 180
Courtoisie - Lettre d'abandon (taxe de maintien en état) 2003-09-01 1 176
Correspondance 1996-08-27 2 70