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Unitika Ltd Japan

Unitika is a Petrochemical company created in 1889 and which has grown especially into the textile business. Today, their business covers a wide range of economical areas, including financial activities. Its environmental division provides facilities for water treatment, incinerators, air pollution prevention facilities and heavy metal fixing agents. Their R D center conducts research to develop new business areas and products in four segments polymers, environment, advanced materials, and health. [Pg.360]

COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID, AND CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS (SPAIN) [Pg.361]

As explained in detail in Chapter 3, the flavimNADH reductase catalyzes the NADH reduction reaction, i.e.  [Pg.361]

Product literature on KYNOL activated carbon fibers and cloths, GUN El Chemical Industry Co., Ltd., Japan, 1987 Product literature on AD ALL activated carbon fibers, Unitika, Ltd., Japan, 1989. [Pg.536]

We wish to thank various agencies, and corporations which provided support for the conference. These were British Petroleum (Indonesia), P. T. Indo-Rama Synthetics (Indonesia), the Governor (Mayor) of Jakarta, BPPT (Indonesia), National Science Foundation (USA), U.S. Army Research Office (Far East), U.S. Office of Naval Research (Far East), National Defense Research Establishment (Sweden), Toray Industries, Inc. (Japan), Rolls Royce Pic. (UK), Hoechst (Japan), Dow Coming Corporation (USA), British Petroleum International Ltd. (UK), Unitika Ltd. (Japan), Lucky Ltd. (Korea), UNESCO, International Center for Theoretical Physics (Itaty), and Allied Signal, Inc. (USA). [Pg.725]

Unitika Poval Unitika Ltd Japan www.unitika.co.jp/e/home e2.htm... [Pg.34]

Unitika Ltd, Japan, Self-stretchable heat-retentive polyester yarns containing gr. IV transition metal carbides and mixture yarns containing them and wool like fabrics therefrom JP 11,21,720,26 Jan 1999, Chem. Abstr., 1999, 130, 140435y. [Pg.80]

Unitika Ltd., Japan, Insulative fabrics with improved heat retention properties , JP 08,127,961, 21 May 1996, Chem. Abstr., 1996, 125, 117354j. [Pg.80]

Unitika Ltd. Japan, Light weight hollow fibre thermally insulating fabrics for winter clothings and sportswear , JP 08,60,486,5 Mar 1996, Chem. Abstr., 1996,124, 319582X. [Pg.80]

Unitika Ltd. Japan, Thermally insulating heat-retentive hollow noncircular synthetic conjugate fibres containing zirconium carbide particles and exhibiting heat retention properties , JP 11,43,820,16 Feb 1999, Chem. Abstr., 1999,130,183725k. [Pg.80]

Unitika Ltd, Japan, Heat insulating, moisture permeable and water resistant... [Pg.81]

Unitika Ltd, Japan, Modification of wool fiber , Jpn. Kokai Tokkyo Koho, 3pp, IP 57071474 A2 820504 Showa. [Pg.274]

In 1976 Unitika Ltd, Japan, first presented the potential flame retardant properties of polyamide 6 (PA6)/layered silicate nanocomposites. However, not until more recent studies did the serious evaluation of the flammability properties of these materials begin when Gilman et al. reported detailed investigations on flame retardant properties of PA6/layered silicate nanocomposite. From this pioneering work many attempts have been made to study the flammability properties of polymer/layered silicate nanocomposites. A wide range of polymers has been employed to provide either intercalated or exfoliated nanocomposites, which exhibit enhanced fire retardant properties. These include various thermoplastic and thermosetting polymers, such as polystyrene (PS), high impact polystyrene (HIPS), poly(styrene-co-acrylonitrile) (SAN), acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS), polymethyl methacrilate (PMMA), " polypropylene 14,15,19-22 polyethylene is, 19,23-27 poly(ethylene-... [Pg.257]

Unitica Ltd. Medical Products Division Unitika Ltd. 4-1-3, Kyutaro-machi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541-8566 Japan Tel. +81(6) 6281-5021 Fax +81 (6) 6281-5256 Email medical unitika.co.Jp http //www.unitika.co.jp/ home-e.htm Specialty enzyme producer for diagnostic and medicinal applications. [Pg.1467]

Department of Biochemistry, Research and Development Center, Unitika Ltd., 23 Kozakura, Uji, Kyoto 611, Japan... [Pg.111]

In this and the following two sections we consider the data for a PLC and for different blends of that PLC with isotactic polypropylene (PP). The PLC used in this study was liquid crystalline copolyester PET/0.6PHB, where PET = poly (ethylene terephthalate), PHB = p-hydroxybenzoic acid and 0.6 is the mole fraction of PHB in the copolymer, manufactured by Unitika Ltd, Kyoto, Japan. The content of the PLC in the blends with PP was varied from 0 to 20 wt%. The samples were prepared by injection molding. PP, resin VB65 llB, was supplied by Neste OY, Finland. [Pg.408]

The nanocomposite concept appears to have its origin in pioneering research conducted in Japan by Unitika, Ltd. in the 1970s [1] and separatdy by Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories in the late 1980s [2]. The theory was that if nanodays could be fully dispersed or exfohated to high aspect ratio platelets into polymers at relatively low levels (2-5 wt%), a number of mechanical and barrier properties would be enhanced. The original work at both Unitika and Toyota CRDL... [Pg.177]

Unitika Ltd. of Osaka, Japan has developed a hydrolysis-resistant polylactic acid which, when combined with a nanoclay filler, is said to have sufficiently good mechanical and thermal properties to be targeted at computer, electronic and automotive parts. [Pg.112]

Methods and Materials - Rodrun LC-3000 p(ET/HBA) TLCP, [Unitika. Ltd of Japan] in 40 60% molar ratio, is tested for compatibility with Polycarbonate. Recent studies have shown this TLCP to be more random in nature than a previous p(ET/HBA) TLCP [3,24]. The influence of the more random form of p(ET/HBA) copolymer on its compatibility with polycarbonate is here investigated. [Pg.72]

Unitika Ltd, 4-1-3, Kita-Kyutaromachi, Chuo-ku, Osaka 541, Japan tel +81-6-281-5695 fax +81-6-281-5697... [Pg.363]

In Japan four companies, namely, Kanebo Gohsen Ltd., Unitika Fibers Ltd., Kuraray Co. Ltd. and Mitsubishi Plastics Inc. are receiving a supply of PLA resins from Nature Works. Of the four, the first three companies are synthetic fiber producers. [Pg.211]

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