Arakawa Kagaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Mitsui Petrochemical Industries, Ltd.

Showa Aluminum Corporation

Arakawa Chemical Industries, Ltd.

Arakawa Kagaku Kogyp Kabushiki Kaisha

Masao Maeda

Yukiharu Yamada

Yutaka Koba

Yoshihiro Kodama

Mikio Nakagawa

Hideki Sakai

Tetsuji Kasai

Kazuo Toyoda

Kiyoshi Kanagawa

Kimio Ueda

Junji Tan

Kan Matsumoto

Hiroyuki Hori

A crystalline thermoplastic resin composition comprises a rosin acid metallic salt and a crystalline thermoplastic resin. Optionally, a compatibilizing agent may also be included. The rosin acid metallic salt, which acts as a crystal nucleating agent, increases the crystallization rate of the crystalline thermoplastic resin and enables the formation of fine crystals of the resin. Thus, the crystalline thermoplastic resin composition can crystallize at a high rate, and provide molded articles having excellent mechanical properties and/or optical properties.

Process for crystal nucleation of crystalline thermoplastic resin

Process for preparing colorless rosins

The present invention relates to a process for preparing a rosin ester, which comprises esterifying a purified product of a disproportionated rosin with an alcohol, and then subjecting the esterified rosin to dehydrogenation in the presence of a dehydrogenating catalyst, a process for preparing a rosin ester, which comprises heating a purified rosin and an alcohol in the presence of a disproportionating catalyst, simultaneously subjecting the resulting rosin to disproportionation and esterification, dehydrogenating the reactant in the presence of a dehydrogenating catalyst, and thereafter adding an organic phosphorus compound to the reaction system, a process for preparing a colorless rosin, which comprises simultaneously subjecting a purified rosin to disproportionation and dehydrogenation in the presence of a catalyst, and then adding an organic phosphorus compound to the reaction system and a process for preparing a colorless rosin, which comprises dehydrogenating a purified disproportionated rosin in the presence of a dehydrogenating catalyst. According to the present invention, rosin esters and colorless rosins which have remarkably improved various properties from the viewpoints of color tone, odor, stability and the like can be cheaply provided.

Process for preparing rosin and colorless rosin comprising

Process for preparing rosin ester and colorless rosin

An aluminum material for use as an electronic material is produced by a method comprising the steps of melting aluminum inevitably containing U and Th to obtain molten aluminum, holding the molten aluminum heated at a temperature above the solidification temperature thereof, and immersing a hollow rotary cooling member in the molten aluminum and rotating the cooling member in the molten aluminum while maintaining the surface of the cooling member at a temperature lower than the solidification temperature by supplying a cooling fluid to the interior of the cooling member to cause aluminum to crystallize out on the surface of the cooling member with reduced U and Th contents.

Method of producing aluminum material for use as electronic material

A process for preparing a colorless rosin comprising a step for purifying a disproportionated rosin and hydrogenating the rosin. According to the process, a rosin having a color nearly equal to colorless and is excellent in various properties such as odorless at heating and stability is prepared.

Process for preparing colorless rosin

A process for preparing a rosin ester which comprises purifying a rosin and/or a disproportionated rosin, esterifying the resulting purified rosin and/or purified disproportionated rosin with an alcohol and subjecting the esterified rosin and/or esterified disproportionated rosin to hydrogenating. The resulting rosin ester has superior color nearly equal to colorless and is excellent in various properties such as odor at heating, stability and compatibility with organic polymers.

Process for preparing rosin ester with esterification and hydrogenation

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Osaka, Japan

Masao Maeda