Dynic Corporation

Kao Soap Company, Ltd.

Hidehiko Maki

Kaneto Ohyama

Yohei Kawaguchi

Tamio Ishiai

Toru Orisaka

Teruo Uchibori

Shoji Matsuda

Kentaro Miyazawa

Koichi Nishida

Yusuke Nakajima

Tasaku Nishii

Yuichi Ueda

Sadao Fujii

The present invention provides a moisture-absorbent formed body comprising 1) an amine compound and/or a thermally conductive material, 2) a hygroscopic agent, and 3) a resin component, for removing moisture from within the sealed atmosphere of an organic electroluminescent device, and thereby suppressing the occurrence of dark spots.

Hygroscopic molding

A process for producing an artificial leather having excellent touch, appearance and full-hand similar to that of natural leather and having further excellent softness and surface strength, which comprises coating a composition comprising an urethane prepolymer, a combination of catalysts and a foam stabilizer and including a plurality of extremely fine cells (foams) of an inert gas, onto a release paper or a layer of a surface treating agent coated on a release paper in a specified thickness; subjecting the resultant to a steam treatment under a specified atmosphere; laminating a base sheet onto the coating layer under pressure; subjecting the laminated product to a heat treatment at a specified temperature, and then peeling off the release paper, and optionally further treating the product with a surface treating agent.

Process for producing artificial leather

Growing community of inventors

Kyoto, Japan

Hidehiko Maki