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In-Situ Fabrication

2/3/2010

Composites can be formed by forming internal lamellae with metal ion intercalated between the layers. The metal ions are reduced later to form fine metal particles dispersed in the polymer, Examples were silver particles on polmuconate formed by UV irradiation of silver polymuconate (Matsumoto and Odani 1/12/2010)

1/12/2010

7,645,811
Polymer with dispersed fine metal particles, process for producing same, metal ion-containing polymer for use in the production, and process for producing same

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Crosslinking

1/30/2010

Crosslinking by reactive extrusion isotactic polypropylene with dicumyl peroxide and sulfur developed crosslinks and attached polyethylene chains at the expense of the polypropylene chains. The newly formed polyethylene chains are 30% crystalline and contributes to the toughening of the material. (Bouhelal et al.)

On polyethylene chain generation through chemical crosslinking of isotactic polypropylene
(p 394-403) Journal of Applied Polymer Science 116 #1 (2010)
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Self Repairing Materials

12/25/2009

Small magnetic particles within thermoplastics polymers will oscillate at the frequency of an applied magnetic field, melting the surround polymer and repairing cracks or defects. (Corten, Urban and Thames, University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg)

Repairing Polymers Using Oscillating Magnetic Field
(p 5011-5015) Advanced Materials 21 #48 (2009)
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Patent Link:

7,070,726
Process for producing a golf ball with deep dimples

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J. Appl. Polym. Sci., 85, #4 (July 25, 2002)

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