Sabic Innovative Plastics IP B.v.

Frx Polymers, Inc.

General Electric Company

Sabic Global Technologies B.v.

Jan-Pleun Lens

Jan Henk Kamps

Lawino Kagumba

Dieter Freitag

Robert Dirk Van De Grampel

Vandita Pai-Paranjape

Edward Kung

Hendrik Theodorus Van De Grampel

Ravindra Vikram Singh

Youmi Jeong

Tilak Thulasi Raj

T Tilak Raj

Marc-Andre Lebel

James Alan Mahood

Brian Daniel Mullen

James Franklin Hoover

Ramesh Krishnamurti

Hans-Peter Brack

Johannes Martinus Dina Goossens

Christopher Luke Hein

Gurram Kishan

John Morgan Whitney

Rein Mollerus Faber

Umesh Krishna Hasyagar

Hans De Brouwer

Lina Prada

Radhakrishna Arakali Srinivasarao

Sandeep Tripathi

Constant Peek

André Van Zyl

Robert Dirk Van Grampel

Gary Charles Davis

Marc Brian Wisnudel

Kathryn Lynn Longley

Katherine Campbell Glasgow

Dennis Karlik

Irene Dris

Edward Joseph Nesakumar

Dake Shen

Pramod Shankar Kumbhar

Michael Teruki Takemori

Dennis James Patrick Maria Willemse

Geert Boven

Joshua Arie Van Den Bogerd

Vinod Kumar Rai

Arakali Srinivasarao Radhakrishna

Jegadeesh Thampi

Josef Gerardus Berndsen

Ashok Shyadligeri

Subash Scindia

Nileshkumar Prakash Kukalyekar

Andries Jakobus Petrus Van Zyl

Christopher David Goewey

Sapna Kirk Blackburn

David Dean Clinnin

A S Radhakrishna

Debjani Kapila

Adrianus Alphonsus Maria Kusters

Subrahmanya Bhat K

Kapila Debjani

Arakali Radhakrishna Srinivasarao

Radhakrishna Sreenivasarao Arakali

Marc A Lebel

Hendrik Theodurus Van De Grampel

Katherine Glasglow

AS Radhakrishna

K Subrahmanya Bhat

David C Clinnin

Sandeep Tripahi

Embodiments described herein are directed to oligomeric phosphonates and polyphosphonates that have non-reactive end groups, methods for making such oligomeric phosphonates and polyphosphonates, and compositions containing such oligomeric phosphonates and polyphosphonates. The oligomeric phosphonates and polyphosphonates of such embodiments may be incorporated into engineering polymeric into which they are mixed to make polymer compositions having good flame retardancy and mechanical properties.

Curing of epoxy resins with phosphonate oligomers

Epoxy containing phosphonate monomers, polymers, copolymers, oligomers and co-oligomers and methods for making the same are describes herein. These materials can be used to make polymers, and can be combined with other polymers, oligomers or monomer mixtures to make resins with excellent fire resistance that can be used in a variety of industrial and consumer products.

Phosphorus containing epoxy compounds and compositions therefrom

Epoxy resin compositions that include oligomeric phosphonates, carbodiimides, carbodiimides and phenolic antioxidants or phosphite antioxidants, oligomeric phosphonates and carbodiimides, or oligomeric phosphonates, carbodiimides, and phenolic antioxidants or phosphite antioxidants and exhibit improved glass transition temperature, improved heat resistance, and improved flame retardancy are described herein.

Epoxy compositions

Polyester co-polyphosphonates including of phosphonates covalently incorporated with polyesters and methods for making such polyester co-polyphosphonates are described herein. The polyester co-phosphonates and compositions prepared from these compounds exhibit an excellent combination of processing characteristics, mechanical and fire resistant properties.

Polyester co-phosphonates

Disclosed are polymer compositions including polycarbonates, polyphosphonates, copoly(phosphonate carbonate)s, and organic salts and/or silicone containing compounds that exhibit a superior combination of properties compared to prior art.

Polyphosphonate and copolyphosphonate additive mixtures

An article and thermoplastic composition including polycarbonate, a polysiloxane-polycarbonate and an x-ray detectable or metal detectable agent having good magnetic permeability and/or electrical conductivity wherein the composition may be used in articles for food preparation. The thermoplastic compositions are useful in forming molds for manufacturing a food product, such as chocolate molds.

X-ray and/or metal detectable articles and method of making the same

Thermoplastic polyurethanes (TPUs) formulations including phosphonate oligomers, phosphonate co-oligomers, phosphonate polymers, or phosphonate containing copolymers which exhibit an excellent combination of properties including optical transparency and melt flow without significant reduction in other important physical or mechanical properties and exceptional fire resistance are described herein.

Thermoplastic polyurethanes with exceptional fire resistance

Disclosed are polyestercarbonate copolymers comprising a carbonate unit of Formula (I), an ITR ester unit of Formula (V), and optionally a different carbonate unit of Formula (VI): wherein R, R, p, q, A, h, j, k, R, r, and Rare as described herein. The polyestercarbonate copolymers have a combination of scratch resistance, good flow, and good weatherability.

Polyestercarbonate copolymers with high scratch resistance

A multilayer thermoplastic film having polycarbonate layers is disclosed, in which a first layer comprises a first polycarbonate that comprises repeat units derived from one or more of a monoaryl monomer (II) and/or (III), and a diaryl monomer (IV) as defined herein. A second layer, adjacent to the first layer and coextruded therewith, comprises another polycarbonate that is not the same as a polycarbonate in the first layer. The first layer provides improved properties, for example hardness, impact, and/or scratch resistance.

Multilayer films for insert mold decoration, methods for making the same, and articles made therefrom

Disclosed are oligomeric phosphonates including oligophosphonates, random or block co-oligo(phosphonate ester)s and co-oligo(phosphonate carbonate)s produced using a condensation process terminated with hydroxyl, epoxy, vinyl, vinyl ester, isopropenyl, isocyanate groups, and the like. These materials can be used as a reactive additive to other polymers, oligomers or monomer mixtures to impart flame resistance without diminishing melt processability which is important in the fabrication of polymers for many applications.

Oligomeric phosphonates and compositions including the same

A method of making a thermoplastic composition comprises melt blending a reaction mixture comprising a first polycarbonate comprising repeat units derived from monoaryl monomers (II) and (III) and a diaryl monomer (IV), wherein the sum of the mole percent of the repeat units derived from monomers (II) and (III) is greater than or equal to 30 mole percent, and the mole percent of the repeat units derived from monomer (IV) is 5 to 70 mole percent, each based on the total moles the repeat units derived from monomers (II), (III), and (IV), and the total weight of the repeat units derived from monomers (II), (III), and (IV) is greater than or equal to 90 wt. % of the first polycarbonate; and an additional polycarbonate, comprising 50 to 100 mole percent of repeat units derived from a bisphenol cyclohexane.

Methods for the manufacture of polycarbonate compositions, the compositions formed thereby, and articles thereof

Disclosed are oligomeric phosphonates, and in particular, hyperbranched oligophosphonates, that include oligophosphonates, random or block co-oligo(phosphonate ester)s and co-oligo(phosphonate carbonate)s produced using a condensation process terminated with hydroxyl, epoxy, vinyl, vinyl ester, isopropenyl, isocyanate groups, and the like. These materials can be used as a reactive additive to other polymers, oligomers or monomer mixtures to impart flame resistance without diminishing melt processability which is important in the fabrication of polymers for many applications.

Hyperbranched oligomeric phosphonates and compositions including the same

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