Kernforschungszentrum Karlsruhe Gmbh

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Infineon Technologies Ag

Klaus Heckmann

Jiri Spurny

Helmut Ringsdorf

Georg Manecke

Alexandra Atzesdorfer

Klaus Ring

Beate Pfannenmuller

Josef Thumbs

Bohuslav Dobias

Reinhard Kroebel

Friederike Bauer

Rainer M&uuml;ller

Thomas Wenger

Walter Rieger

Adhesion promoters for polymer coatings on metals are articulated into at least two head groups connected by a hydrocarbon spacer group. One head group reacts particularly well with polymer molecules. Other head groups form a durable bond with a metal surface. The length of the spacer group is such that a substance deposited in a substance layer on a metallic surface of a body or particle has hydrophobic properties. Suitable adhesion promoters can be sulfur compounds, amino compounds, hydroxyl or carbonyl compounds. A plastic composite body, a compound and a process of preparing a compound are also provided.

Methods of using adhesion enhancing layers and microelectronic integrated modules including adhesion enhancing layers

Porous ceramic

The adhesion of plastic to metal surfaces is improved by adding a specific filler in the sheathing material. The filler is formed of spherical SiO particles with a graduated diameter distribution defining individual diameter stages wherein the standard deviation in mean particle diameter of at least one diameter stage of said SiO particles is less than 10%. Spherical SiO particles with a graduated diameter distribution defining individual diameter stages are also mixed together in such ratio to obtain packing densities of 90% or more. Said spherical SiO particles with a graduated diameter distribution defining individual diameter stages may also be characterized as having an index of refraction which increases from the center of a particle to the surface.

Plastic compositions for sheathing a metal or semiconductor body

The invention relates to a hyperfiltration membrane containing a supporting layer and a separation layer. The membrane is characterized in that the separation layer consists of a crosslinked monomolecular film of molecules, the molecules of the separation layer in the uncrosslinked state being surfactants or surfactant-like lipoids containing at least one hydrophobic chain and at least one hydrophilic group, the hydrophobic chains of these molecules being oriented mainly perpendicularly to the plane of the membrane and parallel to the diffusion direction after crosslinking and the molecules of the separation layer being crosslinked with one another through functional groups in at least one of their hydrophobic chains and/or through functional groups in at least one of their hydrophilic groups. The invention also relates to a process for the production of hyperfiltration membranes in which the surfactant molecules or the surfactant-like lipoid molecules are spread out under a certain spreading pressure or occupying an average space over the surface of an aqueous solution or at the interface between an aqueous solution and a liquid immiscible therewith, the surfactant molecules or the surfactant-like lipoid molecules are crosslinked with one another and the separation layer crosslinked in this way is applied to a supporting membrane.

Process for the production of hyperfiltration membranes

A process for the stripping of cesium ions from an aqueous solution in which a precipitation agent is added to the aqueous solution and the resulting precipitate, containing the CS.sup.+ ions is stripped from the solution. Sodium or lithium tetraphenylborates, carrying electron-attracting substituents on the phenyl rings are employed as precipitation agent.

Process for the stripping of cesium ions from aqueous solutions

The invention relates to a hyperfiltration membrane containing a supporting layer and a separation layer. The membrane is characterized in that the separation layer consists of a crosslinked monomolecular film of molecules, the molecules of the separation layer in the uncrosslinked state being surfactants or surfactant-like lipoids containing at least one hydrophobic chain and at least one hydrophilic group, the hydrophobic chains of these molecules being oriented mainly perpendicularly to the plan of the membrane and parallel to the diffusion direction after crosslinking and the molecules of the separation layer being crosslinked with one another through functional groups in at least one of their hydrophobic chains and/or through functional groups in at least one of their hydrophilic groups. The invention also relates to a process for the production of hyperfiltration membranes in which the surfactant molecules or the surfactant-like lipoid molecules are spread out under a certain spreading pressure or occupying an average space over the surface of an aqueous solution or at the interface between an aqueous solution and a liquid immiscible therewith, the surfactant molecules or the surfactant-like lipoid molecules are crosslinked with one another and the separation layer crosslinked in this way is applied to a supporting membrane.

Hyperfiltration membranes having separation layers of monomolecular

A process for selectively separating plutonium from uranium and other metals is disclosed wherein, in order to precipitate and remove the pertaining complexes, use is made of a sufficient quantity of a cationic compound containing at least one group adapted to assert affinity to polar surfaces and containing a radical which has little affinity to water, e.g. surface active agents and the like, and use is made of the capability of Pu.sup.4+ and U.sup.4+ to form nitrato-complexes and of the capability of Pu.sup.4+ and UO.sub.2.sup.2+ to form sulfato-complexes.

Process for selective separations of plutonium from uranium and other

Process for selective separation of plutonium from uranium and other

Disclosed is a process for the selective separation of uranium from metals accompanying it in a uranium-containing ore, comprising the steps of preparing a uranium-containing solution; adding to the solution (i) hydrochloric acid in an amount sufficient to form complex anions of the type

Process for the selective separation of uranium from accompanying metals

Process for the direct joining of rubber to metal surfaces by vulcanization using a rubber mixture containing the additives common for sulfur vulcanization wherein either the rubber mixture contains additionally tellurium, tellurium alloys and/or tellurium compounds as bonding aid, or that tellurium, tellurium alloy and/or tellurium compound is applied on the metal surface before vulcanizing.

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Wuppertal, Germany

Klaus Heckmann