The Procter Gamble Company

Basf Se Corporation

Basf Aktiengesellschaft

Stefan Bruhns

Thomas Daniel

Ulrich Riegel

Dieter Hermeling

Matthias Weismantel

Axel Meyer

Mark Elliott

Antje Ziemer

Mattias Schmidt

Reinhold Schwalm

Klemens Massonne

Renae Dianna Fossum

Karl Haeberle

Jean-Philippe Marie Autran

Dominicus Van Esbroeck

Achille Di Cintio

Veit Stegmann

Gregory Scot Miracle

Giovanni Carlucci

Karl Kolter

Patrick Christopher Stenger

Frank Bachmann

Uwe Stueven

Brian Francis Gray

Walter Dobler

Christof Wilhelm Wigbers

Wilfried Heide

Daniel Wagner

Stefan Blei

Gunther Schlingloff

Robin Lynn McKiernan

Michael McDonnell

Hans-Peter Harz

Dennis Lösch

Volker Seidl

Volker Frenz

Michaela Monika Czupik

Karl Haberle

Franz Niklaus Windlin

John Christian Schmitt

Ullrich Menge

Anna Kowalski

Yvonne Hagen

Karl Häberle

Guenter Reinhard Schmidt

Kerstin Meyer-Lipp

Ernst Juergen Bauer

Kathrin Meyer-Boehm

Thrandur Helgason

Carolin Nadine Dücker

Andreas Lindenmaier

Ernst Jürgen Bauer

Peter Schording

Wolf Pelletier

Ulrich Menge

Horst Jürgen Kaluza

Raajvinder Singh

Andrew Phillip Moon

Horst Kaluza

Inge-Lise Krylbo

James Scott Madsen

Mark Elliot

Mark Bsc Elliot

Bruno Johannes Ehrnsperger

Mona Glenstrup Jorgensen

Rene Hansen

Katrine Kortegaard

The present invention relates to a pulverulent vitamin formulation in which the vitamin essentially has a particle size of less than 0.7 &#x3bc;m and which comprises an effective amount of propyl gallate, and also to processes for producing this formulation, and to formulations obtainable by these processes and to the use thereof as animal feed, food, food supplement, personal care product or pharmaceutical composition. The formulations of the invention have improved stability compared to the prior art.

Propyl gallate-containing vitamin preparations

This invention relates to a feminine hygiene absorbent article comprising superabsorbent foams obtainable by foaming an aqueous mixture comprising at least one monoethylenically unsaturated monomer bearing acid groups, at least one blowing agent, at least one crosslinker and at least one surfactant, polymerizing the foamed mixture and drying the polymerized mixture, to the foams and also to their use for absorbing aqueous fluids.

Feminine hygiene absorbent article comprising a superabsorbent foam of high swell rate

An apparatus for producing a water-absorbing polymer by polymerizing a monomer solution and drying the resulting hydrogel by means of a heated gas stream through effecting the drying in two or more temperature zones. A gas stream is flowed against the hydrogel upwardly in the upstream sector of the belt dryer and downwardly in the downstream sector of the belt dryer, the direction of flow being reversed at a water content of 15% to 45% by weight for the hydrogel. The hydrogel layer is flowed against in a belt dryer upwardly to some extent at least, the gas velocity being 5% to 30% of the gas velocity required to lift the hydrogel off the belt, to produce hygiene articles.

Apparatus for the production of water absorbing polymers

This invention relates to a process for producing water-absorbing composites comprising the steps of foaming an aqueous mixture comprising at least one monoethylenically unsaturated monomer bearing acid groups, at least one crosslinker, at least one initiator and at least one surfactant, contacting the foam obtained with at least one web of synthetic fibers and polymerizing, to the composites themselves and to their use for absorbing aqueous fluids.

Water-absorbing composites

This invention relates to a feminine hygiene absorbent article comprising water-absorbing composites obtainable by foaming an aqueous mixture comprising at least one monoethylenically unsaturated monomer bearing acid groups, at least one crosslinker, at least one initiator and at least one surfactant, contacting the foam obtained with at least one web of synthetic fibers and polymerizing, to the composites themselves and to their use for absorbing aqueous fluids.

Feminine hygiene absorbent articles comprising water-absorbing composites

The present invention relates to encapsulated phthalocyanine particles, to a process for the preparation thereof, compositions comprising such particles and washing agent formulations. The encapsulated phthalocyanine particles comprise

Laundry detergent composition comprising particles of phthalocyanine compound encapsulated in low bloom gelatine

The present invention relates to a water absorbing material obtainable by a process comprising the steps of bringing particles of a non surface-crosslinked water-absorbing polymer in contact with

Water-absorbing polymeric particles and method for the production thereof

A mixture of superabsorbents having differing surface postcrosslinking, more particularly a mixture of differingly surface-postcrosslinked sieve cuts of a base polymer, exhibits improved absorption and retention over a unitarily surface-postcrosslinked superabsorbent.

Mixture of surface postcrosslinked superabsorbers with different surface postcrosslinking

A process for producing a water-absorbing polymer by polymerizing a monomer solution and drying the resulting hydrogel by means of a heated gas stream comprises

Method for the production of water absorbing polymers

The present invention relates to a water-absorbing material obtainable by a process comprising the steps of A) treating a particulate, non-surface-crosslinked, water-absorbing polymer with a mixture comprising an aqueous solvent and at least one salt of a transition metal and B) irradiating the polymer treated according to A) with UV radiation, to a process for its production and to articles comprising the water-absorbing material.

Water absorbing material

Absorbent structures comprising vacuum-treated (optionally coated) post-crosslinked water-absorbing polymeric particles, obtainable by vacuum-treating and optionally plasma-treating post-crosslinked water-absorbent polymeric particles (that may optionally be coated), the resulting vacuum-treated post-crosslinked water-absorbing polymeric particles having an improved absorption, whilst having good gel bed permeability.

Absorbent structures comprising post-crosslinked water-absorbent articles

The present disclosure relates to an absorbent structure for use in a diaper for babies and infants, a feminine hygiene article and/or an incontinence article, said absorbent structure comprising a water-absorbing material, the water-absorbing material being obtainable by a process comprising the steps of A) treating a particulate, non-surface-crosslinked, water-absorbing polymer with a mixture comprising an aqueous solvent and at least one salt of a transition metal and B) irradiating the polymer treated according to A) with UV radiation, and to a process for its production.

Absorbent article comprising water-absorbing material

The present invention relates to an absorbent structure suitable in, or being an adult or infant diaper or feminine hygiene article, comprising a water-absorbing material comprising water-absorbing particles that comprise a film coating, comprising an elastic film-forming polymer and an antioxidant. The invention also relates to an absorbent structure comprising a water absorbent material obtainable by a process of:

Absorbent structure with improved water-absorbing material comprising polyurethane, coalescing aid and antioxidant

The present invention relates to an absorbent structure suitable in, or being an adult or infant diaper or feminine hygiene article, comprising a water-absorbing material comprising water-absorbing particles that comprise a film coating, comprising an elastic film-forming polymer and a coalescing agent. The invention also relates to an absorbent structure comprising a water absorbent material obtainable by a process of:

Absorbent structure with improved water-absorbing material

A process for producing water-absorbing polymeric particles by dropletization polymerization in the gas phase, which comprises drying the polymeric particles after the polymerization in a fluidized bed, the water-absorbing polymeric particles themselves, hygiene articles comprising these water-absorbing polymeric particles and also apparatus for implementing the process.

Production of water-absorbing polymeric particles by dropletization polymerization in the gas phase

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