SYNTHETIC RESINOUS COMPOSITIONS FOR USE

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8000 ANDERSON DEVELOPMENT COMPANY 1415 E. Michigan St. Adrian MI 49221 SYNTHETIC RESINOUS COMPOSITIONS FOR USE IN THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS;
BLENDEX GALATA CHEMICALS 464 Heritage Road Southbury CT 06488 Synthetic Resinous Compositions for Use in the Industrial Arts;
CYCOLAC MARBON CORPORATION 1926 WEST TENTH AVENUE GARY IN SYNTHETIC RESINOUS COMPOSITIONS FOR USE IN THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS;
CYCOLENE Borg-Warner Chemicals, Inc. Parkersburg WV Synthetic Resinous Compositions for Use in the Industrial Arts;
CYCOLITE Borg-Warner Chemicals, Inc. Parkersburg WV Synthetic Resinous Compositions for Use in the Industrial Arts;
CYCOLON Borg-Warner Chemicals, Inc. Parkersburg WV Synthetic Resinous Compositions for Use in the Industrial Arts;
CYCOPAC BORG-WARNER CORPORATION Chicago IL SYNTHETIC RESINOUS COMPOSITIONS FOR USE IN THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS;
EPOLAST HARDMAN, INCORPORATED 600 CORTLANDT ST. BELLEVILLE NJ 07109 Synthetic Resinous Compositions for Use in Flexible or Resilient Coatings and as an Adhesive, Potting Compound, or Molding or Casting Material;
MARBLEND BORG-WARNER CORPORATION Chicago IL SYNTHETIC RESINOUS COMPOSITIONS FOR USE IN THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS;
PLASKON PANASONIC INDUSTRIAL DEVICES MATERIALS SINGAPORE PTE LTD 12 JOO KOON ROAD SINGAPORE 628975 Singapore Synthetic Resinous Compositions for Use as Ingredients in the Manufacture of Lacquers, Enamels, and Finishes;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A process for rapidly infusing a synthetic resinous substrate with an alkali metal nitrite, comprises (a) essentially completely dissolving the alkali metal nitrite in supercritical carbon dioxide to form a solids-free solution having from about 1 to 15% by weight of the alkali metal nitrite; (b) contacting the synthetic resinous substrate with the solution for a time sufficient to transfer at least a portion of the alkali metal nitrite into the synthetic resinous substrate while maintaining the carbon dioxide under supercritical conditions; and, (c) decreasing pressure or temperature, or both, on the synthetic resinous material sufficiently to evolve carbon dioxide and leave micronized solid alkali metal nitrite crystals in an amount less than 2% by weight essentially uniformly distributed in the synthetic resinous substrate. If desired, up to about 15% by weight of sodium nitrite or potassium nitrite may be transported and deposited in the substrate if transparency of the substrate is irrelevant, because the substrate tends to become opaque.