Sociedad Anonima Minera Catalano Aragonesa

Miguel Ángel Caballero López

Patricia Zagalaz Lasierra

Jesús Santamaría Ramiro

Carlos Téllez Ariso

Joaquin Coronas Ceresuela

Maria José Alfonso Alegre

Maria Elena Piera Camas

Maria Consuelo Escrig Rondan

Eduardo Pérez García

María José Alfonso Alegre

Fortún Leza Roa

Begoña Albors Ramos

Sergio José Segura Guajardo

Bio-based and biodegradable polymer of the type used in the manufacture of films and injected or molded products, for example, for applications of containers, bags, healthcare products and films for agriculture or other applications in which the biodegrading characteristic is of interest, has a biodegradable polymer, thermoplastic starch in the co-continuous or continuous phase and at least one polymer that comes from a stable dispersion of the polymer in water or latex. This increases the thermoplastic starch content and thus decreases the biodegradable polymer and obtains films of a greater width by blow extrusion, with similar tensile properties. This provides the added advantage of a lower cost in raw materials, less impact on the environment and greater production.

Bio-based and biodegradable polymer

Single-layer plastic container with inorganic light-shielding fillers provides a strong light shield, including near-total shields blocking the whole light spectrum, in a light weight container. The plastic container contains at least two different thermoplastic polymers that functionally complement each other. Light-shielding inorganic fillers contain at least two different inorganic substances that complement each other in their light-shielding function. The plastic compositions achieve light shielding in very light single-layer containers without the cost and complexity of multi-layer structures. Only conventional equipment and production processes are required.

Opaque single-layer bottle with light protection and production method thereof

A process for the additivation of synthetic fibers, artificial fibers and polymers conferring special properties to them, the process comprising the following steps: the encapsulation of an additive in the pores of a porous material; the incorporation of particles of the porous material (capsules) into the polymer matrix of the fiber; and spinning of the fiber; the capsule withstanding the temperatures and other conditions of the different manufacturing processes which the fibers might undergo and the introduction of the additive into the polymer matrix thereof, characterised in that the porous material is a metal oxide, a zeolite, an aluminophosphate, clay, a carbon material, a hybrid organic-inorganic material or a porous polymer. The invention is an improvement in the additivation process of fibers and polymers in terms of the nature of the capsules used, the increase in the storage capacity of additives thereof, the process of incorporating the capsules into the polymer matrix of the fibers and the fact that the present invention refers to an industrial process.

Process for the additivation of synthetic fibres, artificial fibres and polymers with special properties

A biodegradable polyesteretheramide for manufacturing films and molded products, for example for application in the protection of foodstuff products and films for agriculture, contains a compound with at least 3 groups capable of reacting with one or several types of the active groups present in the reaction mixture, that is, compounds which, while containing ether groups in their structure, have active groups capable of reacting in the reaction mixture to form amide groups, and which simplifies and shortens the preparation process, reducing its economic cost and obtaining products of greater transparency and higher strain at failure, while maintaining other properties such as resistance to tearing and puncture, and allowing greater widths of films to be made with smaller thicknesses.

Biodegradable polyesteretheramide

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Miguel Ángel Caballero López