Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Zur Foerderung Der Angewandten Forschung E.V.

Novartis Corporation

Ciba-geigy Corporation

Auergesellschaft Gmbh

Rudolf Nastke

Gerald Rafler

Ernst Neuenschwander

Andreas Leonhardt

Martin Kurth

Gabriele Stadermann

Dieter Lubkoll

Helmut Remde

Jannett Kohls

This invention relates to micro-encapsulated particles of solid matter and a quasi-continuous method for producing the same, especially those having water-insoluble characteristics or a hydrophobic form, taking into careful consideration ecologically and economically favorable ways of recycling the media used, and the resulting smallest possible amount of waste products such as waste water and polymer residues, while simultaneously ensuring that even exposed parts of the solid bodies are coated, such as crystal tips and grooves, which are insufficiently coated using standard methods due to the hydrodynamic conditions on these areas.

Solid matter micro-encapsulated by an aminoplast and method for producing the same

A polymer-bonded granular adsorptive, absorptive, chemisorptive, or catalytically active material and a process for producing molded bodies from this material. An objective was to develop a polymer-bonded granular adsorptive, absorptive, chemisorptive, or catalytically active material which is capable of forming an open-pore and sorptive foamed body at increased temperatures while not reducing the specific surface of the active material and with a binding effect only during the mixing and processing phases, as well as a process for producing molded bodies from this material. This objective was met by mixing and processing an adsorptive, absorptive, chemisorptive, or catalytically active fine-grained material together with a finely particulate, meltable polyethylene with the addition of a binding agent having an oligocondensate basis.

Polymer-bonded material

Process for the preparation of spherical microparticles containing

There is described a method of manufacturing finely-particulate polymeric terials with metallized surfaces. For this purpose, firstly finely-particulate aminoplasts are synthesized from aminoplast precondensates by polycondensation, in the form of microcapsules, microspheres, hollow spheres, compact and/or porous powder, and are then in a known way sensitized, activated and finally provided with a metallized surface. The surface metallization is effected in a currentless manner and may be subsequently electrolytically reinforced.

Method of manufacturing metallized polymeric particles, and polymeric

Coated microparticle agglomerates

Multiply-coated particles

The invention relates to aminoplastics, which are created by reacting comnds that contain amide groups with glutaric dialdehyde, and to a process for their preparation and to their use. The aminoplastic according to the invention is free of formaldehyde and can be hardened without difficulty by acidic catalysis or thermal processes. The aminoplastic is prepared by polycondensation of compounds that contain amide groups with glutaric dialdehyde in aqueous solution.

Aminoplastics

The invention relates to a novel formulation of per se known pesticides in the form of microcapsules, to a process for the preparation of microcapsules and to the use of said microcapsules for controlling weeds, plant diseases, insects and representatives of the order Acarina.

Pesticidal formulations

A process for the preparation of microcapsules, which comprises rapidly stirring an aqueous solution of a precondensate of urea and a dialdehyde in the molar ratio of urea to dialdehyde of 1:1 to 1:2.5, into an acidified aqueous dispersion of a water-immiscible pesticide or a readily volatile water-immiscible solvent.

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