Dsm IP Assets B.v.

Avient Protective Materials B.v.

Leonardus Gerardus Bernardus Bremer

Harm Van Der Werff

Joseph Arnold Paul Maria Simmelink

Marko Dorschu

Claudia Maria Vaz

Jozef Maria Rudi Hendrik Goossens

Roelof R Marissen

Elger Funda

Alexandra Teleki

Raul Marcelino Perez Graterol

Franciscus Victoire Paulus Houtvast

Brad Alan Dickinson

Petrus Henricus Maria Elemans

Francois Antoine Maria Op Den Buijsch

Remco Tuinier

Feng Li

Adriaan Willem Meesen

Pierre Elemans

Van Der Harm Werff

The invention relates to a composite sheet, and a ballistic resistant article, comprising unidirectionally aligned high performance polyethylene (HPPE) fibers and a polymeric resin, wherein said polymeric resin comprises a homopolymer or copolymer of ethylene and wherein said polymeric resin has a density as measured according to ISO1183 of between 930 and 980 kg/m3, and a peak melting temperature of from 115 to 140&#xb0; C.; and said polymeric resin is present in an amount of from 5 to 25% by weight based on the total weight of the composite sheet. It further relates to a method for manufacturing a composite sheet comprising assembling HPPE fibers to a sheet, applying an aqueous suspension of a polymeric resin to the HPPE fibers, partially drying the aqueous suspension, optionally applying a temperature and/or a pressure treatment to the composite sheet.

High performance fibers composite sheet

High performance polyethylene (HPPE) members include at least 5 wt-% of a radiopaque component. The HPPE members are biocompatible and the radiopaque component is a particulate at least partially arranged inside a HPPE filament of the HPPE members. The radiopaque component may have a particle size of at most 1 &#x3bc;m, preferably at most 0.5 &#x3bc;m. Methods of making the HPPE members and various medical devices and repair products which include the HPPE members are also provided.

HPPE member and method of making a HPPE member

The invention concerns a high performance polyethylene (HPPE) member comprising at least 5 wt-% of a radiopaque component, the HPPE member is biocompatible and the radiopaque component is a particulate at least partially arranged inside a HPPE filament of the HPPE member. Furthermore, the radiopaque component has a particle size of at most 1 &#x3bc;m, preferably the radiopaque component has a particle size if at most 0.5 &#x3bc;m. The invention also concerns a method of making the HPPE member and various medical devices and repair products comprising the HPPE member.

The present invention relates to a process for the production of discrete solid extruded particles comprising emulsion droplets, to such particles as well as to the use of such particles in food, feed, pharmaceutical and personal care applications.

Process for the production of discrete solid extruded particles

The present invention is directed to metal supplementation of beverages. More particularly, it is directed to a metal containing complex coacervate core micelle comprising a negatively charged chelating agent, a low molecular weight natural food-grade polymeric cation, and water. It is also directed to a process to produce said metal containing complex coacervate core micelle, and to the use of said metal containing complex coacervate core micelle to supplement beverages with a source of highly bioavailable metal. It is also related to a beverage comprising said metal containing complex coacervate core micelle.

Mineral supplementation of beverages

Process for the coating of objects, comprising contacting the objects with a composition comprising an additive, a film-forming binder and optionally a distributing agent, at a temperature below the softening temperature Tp of the objects and at a temperature at which the binder can form a film, forming and consolidating an additive-containing layer of binder on the surface of the objects, the objects being kept in mutual motion while they are being contacted with the composition and while the additive-containing layer of binder is being formed and consolidated, which process is carried out in a container bounded by walls of which the temperature of the walls is so much lower than the application temperature that formation of a film of the binder on the walls is prevented.

Process for the coating of objects

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