The Furukawa Electric Co., Ltd.

Nippondenso Co., Ltd.

Niigata University

Lead Chemical Company, Limited

Furukawa Denki Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Hoya Healthcare Corporation

Hideo Suda

Shoji Shiga

Sumio Susa

Norimasa Sato

Kenichi Omata

Katsuhiko Takada

Yasushi Aiyoshizawa

Akira Matsuda

Yuichi Yokoyama

Yoshiaki Kudo

Nobuyuki Shibata

Toshio Tani

Minoru Igarashi

Kenji Toda

Mineo Sato

Kazuyoshi Uematsu

Kikuo Mitomo

Teruhisa Shimizu

Tadashi Ishigaki

Etsuko Minegishi

Shinichi Konishi

Yoshiaki Ogiwara

Tohru Shirafuji

There are provide a silicate-based phosphor excellent in emission intensity and a manufacturing method of the same. A manufacturing method of a silicate-based phosphor is characterized by: introducing in a vessel raw material powders having a compound containing light-emitting ions selected from at least one of Eu, Ce, Mn, and Tb; and firing the raw material powders while supplying SiO(0.5&#x2266;x&#x2266;1.9, preferably, 0.8&#x2266;x&#x2266;1.2) in a gas phase. The raw material powders preferably further contains at least one of an alkali metal compound, an alkaline-earth metal compound, a magnesium compound, and a rare-earth compound. The silicate-based phosphor is preferably MSiO:Eu(wherein M is one or more selected from a group consisting of Ca, Sr and Ba). The firing is preferably performed by supplying the SiOto the raw material powders in a gas atmosphere at a temperature of 1200 to 1700&#xb0; C. and subjecting the raw material powders to a gas-solid phase reaction at a temperature of 700 to 1700&#xb0; C.

Silicate-based phosphor and manufacturing method of silicate-based phosphor

Gas-permeable hard contact lenses are produced by hot press-stretching a crosslined gas-permeable hard contact lens material and then machining the press-stretched material. The gas-permeable hard contact lenses are formed from a crosslinked gas permeable hard contact lens material which is hot press-stretched to have a compression ration of 5 to 50% and a compression-flexure fracture strength of 300 to 1,500 g. Efficiently produced gas-permeable hard contact lenses are produced which are free of optical strains, excellent in transparency, small internal stress and comfortable to wear with improved durability strength.

Gas permeable hard contact lens and method of producing it

Disclosed is a material capable of readily developing natural patina, comprising a basis material made of Cu or a Cu alloy at least on the surface; and a layer of at least one compound selected from the group consisting of CuCl, CuBr and CuI formed on the surface of said basis material, and also a process for producing such material, which comprises anodizing the surface of a basis material made of Cu or a Cu alloy at least on the surface in an aqueous solution containing at least one kind of halogen ion selected from the group consisting of Cl.sup.-, Br.sup.- and I.sup.-. This material develops natural patina in a very short time after exposure outdoors.

Materials capable of readily developing natural patina and process for

A copper fin material for heat-exchangers is characterized in that, on the surface of Cu or Cu alloy strip, an inner side diffused layer comprising Cu and Zn and a surface side diffused layer provided on the surface side thereof comprising Cu, Zn and elements with a lower diffusion coefficient into Cu than that of Zn is formed. A method of producing the same is characterized in that, after an alloy film comprising Zn and element with a lower diffusion coefficient into Cu than that of Zn is formed on the surface of a Cu or Cu alloy strip, a diffusion treatment is performed under heat so that, on the surface of the Cu or Cu alloy strip, an inner side diffused layer comprising Cu and Zn and a surface side diffused layer provided on the surface side thereof comprising Cu, Zn and elements with a lower diffusion coefficient into Cu than that of Zn are formed. Alternatively, the diffusion treatment under heat is combined with a rolling processing step.

Copper fin material for heat-exchanger and method of producing the same

A copper fin material for heat-exchanger characterized in that, on the surface of Cu or Cu alloy strip, the formation of an inner side diffused layer comprising Cu and Zn and a surface side diffused layer being provided on the surface side thereof and comprising Cu, Zn and elements with a lower diffusion coefficient into Cu than that of Zn is disclosed. A method of producing the same is characterized in that, after an alloy film comprising elements with a lower diffusion coefficient into Cu than that of Zn and Zn was formed on the surface of Cu or Cu alloy strip, a diffusion treatment is given under heat so that, on the surface of Cu or Cu alloy strip, an inner side diffused layer comprising Cu and Zn and a surface side diffused layer being provided on the surface side thereof and comprising Cu, Zn and elements with a lower diffusion coefficient into Cu than that of Zn are formed, or the diffusion treatment under heat and the rolling processing are given.

A fin is provided, wherein a Cu-Zn diffused alloy layer with a Zn content of not less than 1 wt % is formed on at least a portion of the surface of Cu-based substrate for a fin. For the formation of such a Cu-Zn diffused alloy layer, Zn is allowed to diffuse thermally after covered the surface of Cu-based substrate with Zn or Zn alloy, and a rolling processing is carried out after the thermal diffusion to finish to a desired size. The Zn concentration of the fin decreases continuously from the outside surface of the Cu-Zn diffused layer to the interface between that layer and the Cu-based fin substrate.

Fin of heat exchanger and method of making it

A rigid-type multilayer printed wiring board is produced by bonding a multilayer printed wiring sheet substantially comprising a thin insulating resin layer (1), at least one metal foil printed wiring layer (8, 11) and a plurality of conductive holes (7) formed through the two layers onto a metal board (10) through an insulation laminate (9). In according this method, a multilayer printed wiring interlayer sheet consisting of the multilayer printed wiring sheet retaining a printed wiring pattern unprocessed metal foil (2b) on one surface thereof is prepared first. In this case, a given printed wiring has already been processed on the other surface and sometimes in the inner portion of the interlayer sheet. Then, the other surface of the interlayer sheet is bonded to the surface of the metal board through the insulation laminate. Thereafter, a desired printed wiring pattern is formed on the printed wiring pattern unprocessed metal foil (2b) on the one surface of the interlayer sheet.

Method for producing rigid-type multilayer printed wiring board

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Tokyo, Japan

Hideo Suda