Dentistry material
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- 1’Αξιώσεις εύρεσιτεχνίας. 1, ’Αποτυπωτικά ύλικά κυρίως γιά τήν Οδοντιατρική, περιέχοντα τά προϊόντα μετατροπής άπό )#. Δΐίσβκυανάτες, β). ΔίΟδροξειδικές ένώσεις μά. μοριακό βάρος 300 έως 10.000 καί γ). *Ακ'θρεστες μονοΟδροζειδικές ένώσεις, τά όποια μετατίθενται κατά τήν άποτυπωτική διαδικασία στή δικτυωτή κατάσταση.
- 2Χρησιμοποίηση προϊόντων μεταροπής άπό aj ;ΔΙΙ σοκυα νίτας., 5’ sr '·· β) διϋδροξενδικές ένώσεις μέ μοριακό βάρος 300 £ως 10.000 καί γ) ’Ακόρεστες μονοΟδροζειδικές ένώσεις, τά δποΐα μετατίθενται κατά τήν άποτυπωτική διαδιακσία. στή, δικτυωΐή κατάσταση, σάν άποτυπωτικά ύλικά, κυρίως στήν άδοντιατρική. 3· Μέθοδος παρασκευής άποτυπωτικών ύλικών, κυρίως διά τήν άδοντιατρίκή, χαρακτηριζομένη, άπ’τό δτι μετατρέπονται μεταξύ τους μέ γνωστό αύτό καθ’έαυτό τρόπο. α) Δΐΐσοκυανάτες, β) ΔίΟδροζειδικές ένώσεις μοριακού βάρους 300 £ως 10.000 καί γ) ’Ακόρεστες μονοΟδροζειδικές ένώσεις. -
Independent claims2
125 paragraphs, as filed
The present invention relates to the use of groups of vinyl containing polyurethane resins such as stamping materials primarily for dentistry.
By imprinting materials we mean masses which have been transformed by a hardening process from a brittle state, to a hard and elastic one. For this purpose, masses are preferred which can harden and acquire elastic rigidity.
* & manufacture of rubber products is achieved in various ways. In addition to the saturation of unsaturated hydrocarbons but one or more double bonds, it leads, t?. 'X. and hardening of thioplasts, which is achieved by the reaction of aqueous solutions of alkali multiply sulfides with aliphatic dhalogens as derivatives with elastic properties. Further similar derivatives are obtained by silica polycondensation. Yet another group of rubber derivatives can be produced by the polyprosthetic reaction of a polyester or plyether ether with a diisocyanate having thio adhesives before and after crosslinking and an unpleasant odor. For polyurethanes there is doubt from a cryptological point of view, they do not contain free isocyanate groups. * On the other hand, all these masses present a relatively high contraction contraction which we are trying to offset, (By adding, in a large, proportion of filling materials. .
Although these products are characterized by a relatively limited shrinkage, polymerization has major drawbacks; in water storage there are significant changes in Scottish processes. Apart from that, there is also a hesitation on the part of the Armenians, because they are divided by groups of aristocrats.
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Some arizidines are known as carcinogenic bumps.
* All Imprinters used in ophthalmology have. time constraints on both processing and curing. After formulation, without reacting the mixture, there is usually an available processing time of about 3 *. * The hardening time that follows does not usually exceed about 5 *.
So it came as a surprise that polyurethane resins contained vinyl groups. they can harden. cold, within what time limits the action has set, in rubber tires — coyote masses, and that these masses do not present in their use as striking the above-mentioned disadvantages. It is therefore an object of the invention to use conversion products from
a) diisocyanates
b) diodroxide compounds with molecular weight mes. 300 and IQOOQ, and preferably 1000. and 8000 and
(c) unsaturated monodroxide compounds and preferably derivatives of 5 acrylic and / or metacrylic beads containing droxyl groups, which are transported in the process of netting, as material Imprints, mainly for dentistry.
In a) - As according to the diosocyanates used in the invention are referred to herein. μ- and p-phenylene diisocyanate, 2,3,6-tolulenate triisocyanate, 4,4 *;<sup>Ζ</sup>* Dimethyl-4,4 '«> diphenylthmethane διδ or disocyanate, 4,4 * diphenyl-methane diisocyanate, 3, 4,4 * - biophenylbene diisocyanate,
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-32.4 * -phenylenic disocyanate, I * tet-b · ytylo — 2.4 *; -phenylenic diisocyanate, methyl;<sup>Ηυκ</sup>hexyl diisocyanate, L-chloro-2,4 ** phenylenic diisocyanate. (4,4 ** di-phenyleneb-ether siisocyanate »
It is possible to use both higher molecularly and possibly higher reactive psyllium cyanates which are produced; Examples include heretic dianes containing 2 mg, 2.4 * of lulenic diisocyanate, and isocyanurate ring-containing products of 2.4 and 2.6 mg of helenic diisocyanate or hexamethylenic diisocyanate. © 2 in the middle of isocyanvirate rings and a shape of a zamenb from a 5 μYP tolulenic bisubyanate system, or one instead of a derivative of 2 derivatives in the middle. toluene diisobyanate and 3 mg. hexamethylene bisbyanate.
In addition, it is possible to produce higher in combination with urea or bivourets from bi- or polyisocyanates by partial hydrolysis through the stages of carbamate and amine, such as e.g. one combined with biuret. compound, or apvia has been derived schematically * at 3 μg. hexamethylene bisbyanate by addition of 1 μg. of water and removers Γ μργρ. carbon dioxide.
Successfully containing isvycanate groups, substances are obtained when converting di- or polyrones to di- or. multifunctional Iskians, when we choose the relation μρρ. between dihydroxy compounds and isocyanate to be such, so that statistically formed reaction products free Energy -NCOs remain free and do not overdo it, with a molar weight of 2000 to 3000. Particularly preferred are isocyanate-containing compounds which can be used in the resins according to the invention: ^ Zanan or L-isamethylene diisocyanate, or tolbylene diisocyanate, or Glycosate. 'ί - ί. '<sup>:</sup>· · Λ ,. ! / di isocyanate. and or 4,4 ** diphenylbmethane. δΐισβκυβνάτΛ, ^^ · ^ '/ 3 / Στό Ρ) -' Next useful ingredients for the agreements
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Impressive masses are compounds with a 2 {barrel-free reaction against hydrogen atoms, with a molecular weight of JOQ to EOOOO, preferably 1000 to 8000.
Included herein are compounds with groups of amines, thiols or carboxyls, mainly polyhydroxy compounds, especially compounds with 2 to 8 Drosoleyl Amava, preferably with a molecular weight of 300 to 10,000, preferably 1000 to 8,000, e.g. polyesters with 2 normal groups. Drozeyl, polyethers, polyethers, polycarbonates and polyesteroids, known to be made of homogenous and cellular morphine polyurethanes.
Possible polyesters with hydroxyl groups are, e.g. conversion product Slightly washable, preferably two-dimensional and Possibly Additional Three-membered Alcohols with two-dimensionally preferably two-dimensional Carbon dioxide. In place of the free polycarbonate Izes may be used to make the polyester. Polycarbonate Values can be Aliphatic, Cycloal, Aromatic and / or. heterocyclic in nature and possibly substituted, e.g. by Atymon horses, and / or. Unsaturated, 'They are mentioned by example. *Electro-ozie, anesthetic values, Fellic acid, anguish, resilient, phobic, scale, equilibrium, tri-mellitan, scale, anhydrivic acid, anhydrinic acid, anhydrous , melanic acid, melanic acid anhydride, fumaric acid, dimers, and tripartite stearic azes as low masses, possibly mixed with monomeric stearic values, dimethyl esters of tetraphthalic acids and bis-glycolic Asterms τ ^ τρβφ ^ αΧΤκών
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-5 * (X, 4) καί - (- 2,3), έξανοδιόλτβ * · (ΐ, 6), όχτανοδιόλη - (ΐ, θ), νεβπενθυλική, γλυκόλη, κυκλβεξανβδιμεθΒΐίόλη (ΐ, 4 ~ βΐς-ύδρ © ζυμεθυλ. οκυκλ · ζάνη), 2— μεθυλο »1,3- πρβπανφδιόλη, γλυκεριν, τριμεθυλοπρβπάνη, έξανοτριόλη ~ (χ, 2,6), ββυτανβτριόλη - (. methylglycoside and diethylene glycol, triethylene glycol, tetraethylene glycol, polyethylene glycol, dipropylene glycol, polypropylene glycol, dibutylenic glycol and polybutylenic glycol, polyesters may have analgesic terminal carboxylic groups, polyesters of lactones may also be used, e.g. E-caprlactone, or hydrocyanic acids, e.g. Ε-δδροξυκαπρονικύέξΰ. Also according to the invention. possible polyethers with 2 usually hydroxyl groups, are of the same known species and are prepared e.g. by polymerization of epoxides such as ethylene oxide, propylene butyl oxide, tetraodrofurone, styrene oxide or. epichlorodrine. with itself e.g. in the presence of BF ^, or by adherence of these epoxides, optionally mixed or by droplet, to a starting component with Hydrogen atoms capable of reacting such as water, alcoholic ammonides or amines, e.g. ethylene glycol, propylene glycol.
~ (ΐ, 3) or. - (ΐ> 2), 4,4 * -dimhydroxy-diphenylpropane, aniline, ethinolamine, Gyrotimontki dlos iolitheros polyethers in which they are applied (up to weight, with reference to all the groups of the first group. Also suitable are modified polymeric polyether polymers, e.g. those produced from polymeric styrene and acrylonitrile in the presence of poly-ethers (U.S. Patent Description 3 3 ^ 3 351, 3 3C4 273, 3 523 093,
110 625, DT-PS 152 536), as well as polybutadiens with OH groups.
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* To the polytheo-ethers. The products of thibdoglycol concentrate by themselves and / or are particularly mentioned. with other glycols, 6kw; or aminovalcoles. Depending on the CO elements, these are mixed bubble ethers, bubble ethers or polythioether groups. Potential plyacetals, such as diethylene glycol, triethylene glycol, 4.4 "oxabas, diphenyldimethylmethane, hexandiol and formaldehyde"
Possibly polycarbonates with groups of hydroxyl are those of the known species, which can be produced e.g. by conversion of diols such as "ndiiol- (x, 3), diuretic niol" (ΐ, 4) cazanodiyl. diethylene glycol, triethylene glycol, or. tetraethylene glycol, with diarycarbonates, e.g. biphenylacarbonate, or illuminated »Polyesters and polyamides belong to, e.g. .they produced from polyunsaturated and unsaturated carbonic acids or their anhydrides and from polyunsaturated saturated and unsaturated amino acids, diamines, plyamines and mixtures thereof, in particular concentrates. Pvydhydro-wood compounds already containing urethane or urea groups may also be used, as well as j
where appropriate, modified natural polydrates, such as castor oil, carbonate hydrates or starches, as well as alkylene oxide adhesives in phenyl-formaldehyde or urea-formaldehyde resins are used according to experience. It is appreciated that mixtures of the above compounds can be used with 2 typically reacting against, highly hydrogen atoms, with molecular weights of 300 to 10,000, e.g. mixtures of polyethers and polyesters.
In c) - As a third component of the pacts with the invention, masses' '3-' g. '
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7 * are used [empty for expanded vinyl knowledge. with an ant sweat versus isocyanates hydrogen. Used preferentially by desalination of acrylic and / or methacrylic acids as esters of hydroxyethylbrycrylic esters metacrylic compounds.
The three components from which the appellate polyurethane masses are constructed, which contain the bulk groups. i.e. biosocyanates, © £ dihydroxide compounds and £ dialkyl esters of acrylic and / or methacrylate esters, are reacted<sub>: </sub>one with the other with the preferably unseen stoichiometry. At 1 μg. of dihydroxide compound are added 2 μg. diisocyanate and 2 mg. τβΰ δξυαλκυλικβΰ έστέρος τοΰ άκρυλικοΰ καί / ή μετακρυλικβΰ δζέος. It is possible that deviations from any of these can be exacerbated by the beginning of a reaction with diisocyanates, before the transfer of the extremities to the extremities. .
The preparation of the polyurethane masses of the vinyl groups contained according to the invention according to the invention is deliberately carried out in the presence of the catalysts known per se, e.g.
Irritable amines such as triethyl amine, tributyl amine, N-methylmorphthline, M-ethylmorpholine, K-granulomorpholine, N, II, N '' -tetra-methyl ethylenediamine, I-4-di-za 2. E, N-diethylbenzylamine, pentamethylbbdiethylene triamine, N, N-dimethylcyclohexalamine, N, N, N, N **; tetramethyl © -1. 1,2-dimethylamidozel known -X '"'<sup>4</sup>'
2, methylamidazel. Possible catalysts are also these θ Hath'davpes ^ ani7 / —8— chia bases In secondary amines, such as dimethyl amine, and other * formaldehyde, preferably formaldehyde, or ketones, such as acetone, methyl cyclo » phenol, nonylphenol βΐς — phenol »Erythrocyte amines-catalysts with Energetics against groupsHo·· cyanate hydrogen atoms are e.g. amine, or M, N-dimethyl ethanolic amine, and their alkylene alkyd conversion products such as propyl *, flax oxide and / or. the "ethylene idiot.
Possible catalysts are also pyritamines with silicon carbon bonds such as e.g. describes in DI.-PS C 229 290 (equivalent to TJS-PS 3 620 9i4)> 3; nitrogenous bases such as tetralkylamine hydroxides and even alkaline hydroxides, such as sodium hydroxide, alkaline phenylates. naproxen phenolate, or alkaline alkaloids, such as sodium methylate.
Other metal compounds, in particular organic tin compounds, may also be used as catalysts.
Possible Organic Tin Compounds are in particular tin, (ΐΐ) carbonic acid fibers, such as tin (ΐΐ) -acetone, tin (ΐΐ) acetate, tin (ΐΐ) -sytylhexane and tin (o) (tin) For example, dibutyltin-tin oxide, dibutyl-tin-chlorofluoride, dibutyl-tin-diethyl ether, dibutylc "ss" terodilaurite, dibutyl-tin-ferromaleate. the. It is understood that the above catalysts can also be used as samples.
Further suitable catalysts and details of the action of the catalysts are described in the manual for the synthesis of catalysts.
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Carl HANSER, Momach 1966 e.g. pages 96 to 102.
The amount of catalysts used is usually about 100 g / kg by weight, relative to the total amount.
During the preparation of the useful compounds according to the Effects of the masses, the diodrode fibrosis can be mixed with the dioxyalkyl ester of acrylics and f, or the methacrylic ester, and no active action is taken. As a rule, it is such a one-way reaction in which first the quantities of the unsaturated alkaline ester and the bisubyanate are reacted with the same molecule, and then this inhibitor is converted to the inhibitor. Basically herbal or process is determined by the properties that should distinguish the unsaturated mass of orethrin.
For νί άπβφεθχθεϊ. An early demineralization of these masses and ensuring storage capacity, it is intentional to add one or more polymerization inhibitors or in particular during manufacture, or other auxiliaries thereof of which may be added in an amount of 1 # weight compared to the control mixture is e.g. phenyls and ceylon derivatives, in particular deprivation Obstructed phenyls which are also available in the 0 positions to. phenolic derivase: a group of alkyl substituents with I - 6 G atoms, amines, in particular secondary arylamines and their derivatives, quinones, copper salts ii. organic acids or adhesives of copper (ΐ) halogens in phosphites or. and phosphites alone.
Referred Herein 4,4 * βR *; (.2,6-di-tert-butylphenyl) 5.-hydroxy ζ enzyl) -benzolib, 4,4 * butylido-bis— (6-yttrium-butyl-m-crezolo), 3,5-61-tert-butyl-4-hydroxybenzyl-phosphomnoxydiathyl — esters, N, Ν * - βι
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»• 10« · phenylenediamine, N, N »» βΐς · »(x-ps.ethyl · epylb) -diphenylamine ,. 1,3,5-tert-(3,5-tri-tert-β · ytyl · -4-c-spys-hydroxynamol) , toluedrochinone, p-tert-butylbrenzocatechin, 3-methylbenzonatechin, 4-ethylbaban-zolocetachine, chloranil, naphthquinone. cophthalate copper, copper copper,
CIT (ΐ) θΐ / triphenylphosphorite, CU) ΐ) ΟΔ / τρίμεθυλοφωσφορίτιβ ',
CU tr) Cl / trichlorobethyl-phosphite, CU (ΐ) Cl / triperbylphosphite, p-nitro-sodium methylquinine, triethylphosphorite <, 433-452, 756, GEORG-DEEEM3 Publishing House, Stuttgart The derivatives produced in the manner described above from the above-mentioned ingredients are to be used as an imprint in dentistry. Suitable for use with Epodium-1 is highly suitable because if hardened in rubbery bodies no or. only one tip Minimum. total pelimerismod »
The curing of the masses used according to the invention is carried out with the usual curing catalysts used, e.g. for hardening, of the so-called unsaturated polyester resins; Suitable initiators of polymerization are peroxides, in the presence of Potential Accelerators such as Erythrocytes or cobalt compounds, Only realizing or hardening as e.g. The dinitriyls of Exoboxic acid for hardening in the room need the addition of an Accelerator In particular, (</ $
A typical curing according to the invention used using polyurethane masses of vinyl having masses of polyurethane may
-IIηθή. by adding weight of benzoboleperzide and weight of K, N-de "methylaneline" is achieved. also filling with Energy-rich rays Such as electron beams or ogamma rays, or, if added to. resin, luminaires, with light W · Suitable luminaires are π, a. or, benzvfenene, and its derivatives, or benzene and its derivatives, As in benzene, E and. time. It must be well-adjusted so that a practically suitable operator can be installed. Such a Desirable Viscosity behavior is achieved to a large extent by the stoichiometry and the ubiquitous composition during the synthesis of the impregnated eurethane resins. It is also possible to influence with the Desired Desire the solidity of processing by coordinating diluents and emulsifiers. For example, inert solvents are diluents, such as e.g. hydrocarbons, toluene ,. zyleli, no ethers, As diluent ethers, ethylene glycols, but also liquid pelyether, alcohols, Ips ethanel, butitanel, ectanel, or glycerol »' in Processing of Polyvinyl Chloride. Μπερβΰν να χρησιμβπειηθεΰν Εδώ π.χ. Esters of phthalic acid or esters of opium ions as well as esters of phosphoric acid. * They are also suitable for phenyl esters of sediments.
May Be Indicated in Irrigated Exceptions or the use of & * && ££ menipellimeric vinyls as diluents.
Ιίπβρβΰν π, χ. to be used .Acrylic esters, Methacrylate esters, styrene, vinyl acetate. Preferred esters: The acrylic acid esters are isvectal acrylic acid esters.
e dodecyl acrylic acid esters, or Hexnolle-I, I ^ Aoipr ^ d..
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ή τριμεθυλαπρβπανβτριακρυλική, ή «1θυλεν · γλυκ · λ · διακρυλ <τη όπως πίΖ 4 έντίστοίχβς έτέρας τ · ύ μετακρυλικ · υ όζέος. Further auxiliary substances are “I ex. Animal and vegetable fats, such as spaghetti, nutmeg, calamus, olive oil, reasinelade and chamomile; «
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λικέ δββξείδ ·, όερβζελέ σιλικικβυ διβζειδίου, 'όσβεστοΰχβ σιλικάτη διατόμων, δβαξείδι · τιτανίαυ. Non-invasive infarction "Saints are exacerbated" 'Flour quartz, mortal sand, dirkvni "silicate, all u minsiliketi, ddrozeia ia illuminivi, aluminum oxides, alps, and" lizard " Organic emulsifiers such as starches and artificial powders, e.g. polyethylene powder, PVC powder, polyamide powder.
Mixtures of different emphysemes, β viruses, and viruses can also be used. ιΐρ · τΐμ £ ται ή χρησιμοποιποίηση των έμφραντικδν «όσιων σε ποσότητα βέρους, Ιδίως 5 ·» θΟ? 6 βάρους σχετικέ μέ το γενική μεγάλη των έκάστοτε βασικών ούσιων.
Non-reinforcing emphysema substances are used in particular in GS vesicles related to mass.
* Reinforcing emphysema substances are used especially in quantities of I-II ^ weight by sound with the respective imprint mass.
The imprinting masses according to the invention may have nipples
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Organic or inorganic pigments,
In contrast to all the * now used as Imprinters<sup>Χ</sup>- material products, the materials used according to the invention are distinguished by an exceptional hardness behavior, in contrast, e.g. with the polytheists. and the thiocols, of which or Viscosity <&. Ascends Slowly Already Immediately after the addition of the curing ingredients, the material used according to the invention changes only insignificantly during the Dental-defined treatment period and while, for example, the polyethers and biofuels reach a degree of hardness. 30.% The material used according to the invention reaches its final hardness immediately after the curing, i.e., in a considerable time, about 4-5; It is also worth mentioning that a Higher desired hardness can be achieved in the mass described according to the invention and the opposites of thiocols and polyethers, with minimal involvement of emphysema substances, The inhibitory characteristics according to the invention of Impact masses are varied with an appropriate selection of the Raw Materials so that the mechanical Properties and the Processing Properties can be adapted to all uses of the Impotable Materials.
The according to the invention. material used is distinguished from the hitherto used tires as gum printing masses, based on e.g. in thiocols, for a significant preposition, the asmia. It has a very good adhesion and adhesive ability to the products according to the invention.
Receipt of ready-made prints can be done in a budgeted proportion or in larger quantities. * The addition of peroxide hardener can be in liquid or solid form, or in paste form, in the latter case, Iles can be used. It is preferable for the hardening paste to have a similar hardness to the Imprint paste, and also for the doses of the hardener to have the same length as the new solid. invention. Polyurethane resins containing vinyl groups are mainly used in the ophthalmic field. The molds thus obtained can be filled as usual with plaster or other. explicitly, in order to obtain a positive Copy of the Originally Imprinted Object,
The following examples further illustrate the preparation and or according to the invention use of the polyurethane resins according to the invention of the vinyl groups;
Io Example
In a 2-L-round flask, with a dropper funnel, Stirrer and the Air Intake Mechanism are placed 5 g of 1 "p" hexamethylenediibyanate and Slowly Stir in a stream of air at the<sup>b</sup>θ, μέ £ να μίγμα 504 ΪΡ »© ξυπρσπυλβμετακρυλάτης, Ι, Ι & γρ. phenvthiazine as well as 5.3 DP; a tincture solution (.HESMORaPIHI! SN, BAYSRaG). After Stopping the Extrinsic Reaction Mix this condensate at 6 ° C in a stream of air with 4559 g of a straight polyester lining from Adipic acid and ethylene glycine. After 1.0 hours Reaction time to 00 * 0. Analytically Detected Content in NCO Groups was "n 0.147"
After cooling the reaction product a viscous resin emerged "
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Doroxypropyl methacrylate, the polyester of adipine dicoside and diethyl glycol, phenothiazine and tinctoate are mixed in the stoichiometric composition of the example. καί τίθενται σ'αντραση μέ άξαμεθυλενοδιίσοκυαντάηη κάά & αδθθ «& ά £ & ά £ & ά && £ & β & θη & μά & άδ & μ & θθ1Α« Α στούς 60 * 0 και δπδ εισωση ρεύματος δέρα * α άπδ 15 ساعت χρδνό αντοδράση προταιν 34% ilev »hot groups NGQ.
Example 1. As in Example 1, 452 g are reacted. dxypropyl »methacrylate 1,7 fenotrib, zine, 5 DP; in a straight line "ester of adipinic acid, butanodidl and ethylene glycine (MG)<sup>9</sup> 4mC, number of hydroxides "28, d). After 10 hours of" anti "action a hard Viscous resin with 0.05% free groups is formed. Χσβυυανάτης.
Example 4 All in Example 2b, 10 g are reacted. acrylic acid ester, u, Co g. p-methoxyphenyl, 1.0 g. triethyl emine, 168 gr. Hexamethylene diisocyanate 'in.' ICCC gr. ένύς εύθυγρίμμου πβλυπρβπυλενικυΰ όξειυίβυ (ω * ε 2οοο ο ΙΟυ, ά ^ ιθ ^ δς ύϋρβξειλίων<sup>=</sup> 56 ο 3);
MOO 'cuts a dilute liquid resin with a viscosity composition of 2400 5b for example. oxypeopylmethacrylate, 0.3 YP; one plyl esters with adipic acid and diethyl glycol (UG 5 2100, number of thiols = 40 x 5);
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completely free groups, NGO.
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As in Example Ib, 220 gr. ίσβφβρβνβ ^ διισβκυανάτης, 144 gr. ezypribylmethacrylate, 0.33 g. phenthiazine and 1302 g. a polyester of indipine value and diethylene. sweet, (jdlj 5 2100, number of hydroxyl<sup>Β</sup> 40 fr 5) »After 2f hours in the 6th a hard Viscous resin appears, I poured. 0.5X free groups NCOo
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6b parts of the barb described in the first resin treatment are mixed for 1 hour in a kneader with 20 parts of talc, 4 parts of limestone barb, 15.2 hp. barb of a lyrical pvlyesters with mvriaka barbs. 2000 and 0.1 parts, pidimethylbutylbudine barb.
10 parts of the paste of the paste described above is mixed vigorously over 3 g with 0.2 parts by weight of a paste free of 50 mg of the paste and 5% of the paste of the paste. 'β σκλήρυνση έχε * συνετελεσδεΐ δστερα άπά περ. 4' · * Η. measurement of the udder
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barb parts of the resin example described in 2b are mixed. I hour in a kneader with 57, θ ^ ρη βαρβυς τάλκ, 8,1'μέρι. weight of dibctylactalate, and 0,1 parts by weight of p-di-methylbenz'lidine, s.,
10 parts by weight of the paste described above if mixed with 2 parts by weight of a paste of 4 parts by weight 50ji ";
-17perbxtd dibutylphthalate, 6ΐ parts by weight of talc. and. 35 μ <84 dibasic dibutyl phthalate. The following hardnesses were measured.
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Example 9, the weight of the resin described in Example 3 is mixed for 2 hours. in a kneader with 12 parts by weight of alkylTH sulfonosine phenyl ester (MBSAMQLL of BAIER AG), 12 parts by weight of a straight polyester with a molecular weight of 400 "22 parts by weight of talc, 5 μl by weight of weight, by parts of polypropylene
10 parts by weight of the paste described above are mixed with 4 parts by weight of 5% dichlorobenzo-holoperoxide in dibutyl phthalate, parts by weight of analyte. (inert gypsum) and 36 parts by weight of phenyl ester 'lycosulfonosine (MESAMALL.<sup>R</sup> of BAIER AG), the following values of linear shrinkage were found.
<td> 15*</td><td> , - 0,037 £</td>
<td> 30</td><td>** · θ, .θ6θ / ό</td>
<td>I act</td><td> - 0,075</td>
<td>3 acts</td><td> - 0,117 $</td>
<td>6 acts</td><td>& 0, ι.26 <$,</td>
<td>24 dres</td><td>- 0212 <$> 10th example:</td>
33.3 MPa by weight of the resin produced in Example 3 and 7.4 parts by weight of the resin produced in the Io example by mixing '-q' over 4 in a fermenter with 9.3 parts by weight of alkolbulfoxy phenyl ester (MESAM<sup>R</sup> of BAYER AG), X8.5 parts by weight of a straight athlete
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ester with a molecular weight of 2000, 16.5 parts by weight of talc, 12.9 parts by weight of polyethylene powder and 0.1 parts by weight of p-dimethyl ethene, parts by weight of the paste described above are mixed. with 2 £ by weight of the one described in the 8th example of peroxide paste. The following values of linear shrinkage were found,
15' - 0,013 1
30 '- ο, οο7 1
I δρα θ 0 Ί δρες θ 0,009% δρες - 0,004 1
A value of I, II% was found for the permanent deformation and a value for the elastic deformation. 5.68 1.
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