Evonik Degussa Gmbh

Evonik Roehm Gmbh

Evonik Rohm Gmbh

Gerhard Geipel

Edwin Nun

Andreas Gutsch

Heike Bergandt

Christian Hying

Volker Hennige

Norbert Windhab

Marie-Theres Wilkes

Benedikt Hartwig

Peter Niepoth

Hannelore Armoneit

Sigrid Banken

Norbert Kern

Steffen Junginger

Hans-Joachim Stiller

Eckart Berendes

Christian Herkt-Bruns

The subject matter of the invention is a detector system for detecting magnetic bodies in the human organism, which comprises at least two sensor assemblies, wherein each sensor assembly has one, two or three anisotropic magnetic resistance sensors, of which the axes of weak magnetization point in different directions in pairs, and each sensor assembly has a spacing of 0.5 to 50 cm from the sensor assembly or the other sensor assemblies, and at least two sensor assemblies are tilted at an angle of 0 to 45&#xb0; with respect to one another, and in addition a method for detecting the magnetic flux produced by a magnetic body in the human organism, and the use of the detector system according to the invention for detecting swallowed magnetic bodies and the disintegration of the same in the digestive system.

Detection system for detecting magnetic objects in the human organism

Disclosed is a wallcovering assembly consisting of a base material and at least one ceramic coating/topcoat with or without an optional ceramic interlayer.

Ceramic composite wall covering

A method for producing coated substrates with IR radiation reflecting properties is provided. The method includes applying a composition containing an inorganic compound onto at least one side of the substrate, drying the composition, and applying at least one coating containing a silane onto the dried composition wherein the composition and/or the coating contains at least one IR radiation reflecting pigment having a core and an electrical current conducting layer containing tin oxides and/or titanium oxides applied on the core.

Ceramic wall cladding composites that reflect IR radiation

The present invention relates to a method for coating substrates, comprising the steps of:

Ceramic wall cladding composites with electromagnetic shielding properties

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