US Patent 7534846 Onium-modified polymer and method for manufacturing same
Patent 7534846 was granted and assigned to Bridgestone on May, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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David F. Lawson0
Victor J. Foltz0
Xiaorong Wang0
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Onium-modified polymers, such as polyethers and alkylimidazolium-modified polymers are provided. The polymers have desirable properties such as moisture absorbing capability, low volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emission, and enhanced electrical conductivity. A method to prepare the polymers is also provided, in which green solvents such as ionic liquids are utilized as both reaction media and reactants.
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US Patent 07534846 Onium-modified polymer and method for manufacturing same US Patent 7534846 Onium-modified polymer and method for manufacturing same
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075348460
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US Patent 07534846 Onium-modified polymer and method for manufacturing same
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