Research Development Corporation of Japan

Other

Otsuka Chemical Co., Ltd.

Otsuka Kagaku Kabushiki Kaisha

Nikon Corporation

Chugai Boyeki Co., Ltd.

Shuji Masuda

Kenji Suzuki

Tsukuru Kinoshita

Tetuo Hasegawa

Akira Matsumoto

Mika Okubo

Nobuhiro Ota

Tsuyoshi Masumoto

Yuji Tada

Masatoshi Taniguchi

Yoshifumi Nakacho

Akiyoshi Inubushi

Keisuke Ueno

Hisao Watarai

Masahiro Tanaka

Masao Mitera

Lithium secondary battery of vanadium pentoxide and polyphosphazene

This invention provides an optical recording material comprising a base and a thin film formed on the base and composed of oxides which are represented by the formula (V.sub.2 O.sub.5).sub.1-x. (M.sub.y O.sub.z).sub.x wherein M.sub.y O.sub.z is at least one of metal oxides, metalloid oxides and non-metal oxides, and 0.ltoreq.x&lt;1 and which have an amorphous or layer structure and a process for preparing an optical recording material, the process comprising the steps of applying to a base a solution, sol solution or gel solution of amorphous oxides represented by the formula (V.sub.2 O.sub.5).sub.1-x.(M.sub.y O.sub.z).sub.x wherein M.sub.y O.sub.z is at least one of metal oxides, metalloid oxides and nonmetal oxides, and 0.ltoreq.x&lt;1, and evaporating off the solvent.

Optical recording material, process for preparing the same and optical

This invention provides an amorphous ferromagnetic oxide represented by the formula

Amorphous ferromagnetic oxides

A recording medium is disclosed, which comprises as the main component an amorphous lead oxide or a lead oxide at the metastable state, having the formula of PbL.sub.x M.sub.y O.sub.z wherein L and M each indicate elements other than Pb and O. The recording mediums are drastically changed in their electrical properties and optical properties by application of heat, due to the characteristics inherent in the main component, and such changes make the recording medium highly useful for recording by laser light or heat.

Recording medium

Flame retardant heat insulating material and a method for preparing the same characterized in that a ground mixture of cellulose fibers with cellulose flakes or particles is chemically or physically bonded with condensed ammonium phosphate to form a fiberfil.

Flame retardant heat insulating composition and method for preparing the

An anti-blooming flame retarder consisting essentially of a water-soluble flame retardant agent and a water-soluble polymer, which is particularly suited for use in treating improved woods such as fiber-boards and plywoods. The improved woods are treated with the anti-blooming flame retarder and heat-treated.

Flame retarder having anti-blooming property

A water-soluble flame retarder comprising a condensed ammonium phosphate having an average degree of condensation of not more than 60 and a mixture of urea compounds produced from urea in the presence of a condensed ammonium phosphate, the mixture containing biuret and triuret. The flame retarder is advantageously prepared by reacting urea and phosphoric acid in a particular manner to by-produce particular amounts of biuret and triuret.

Water-soluble flame retarder and process for preparing the same

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Tokushima, Japan

Shuji Masuda