Kaneka Corporation

Funai Electric Company Ltd.

Jnc Corporation

Yoshikazu Kawai

Takahiro Okubo

Masaru Hirano

Naomi Kawahara

Hiroaki Kawasaki

Tatsuya Honda

Fuminori Konoike

Ken-ichiro Morio

Keiichi Karasugi

Kento Kanaya

Hiroyuki Arai

Yasuyuki Suzuki

Shigeru Yokota

Asuka Hayashi

Masato Shintaku

Masaaki Nakamura

Masayuki Yokobatake

Kenichiro Morio

Yuzen Chin

Ken-Ichiro Morio

A carrier for ligand immobilization obtained by shrinking polysaccharide porous beads not less than 10% by a shrinkage rate defined by the following formula, and crosslinking the polysaccharide porous beads: Shrinkage rate (%)=(1&#x2212;V/V)&#xd7;100 (wherein, Vindicates the gel volume of polysaccharide porous beads before shrinkage, and Vindicates the gel volume of polysaccharide porous beads after shrinkage).

Carrier for ligand immobilization

A process for producing porous cellulose beads of the present invention is characterized by comprising the steps of: A carrier for ligand immobilization of the present invention is characterized by being by shrinking polysaccharide porous beads not less than 10% by a shrinkage rate defined by the following formula, and crosslinking the polysaccharide porous beads:Shrinkage rate (%)=(1&#x2212;)&#xd7;100(wherein, Vindicates the gel volume of polysaccharide porous beads before shrinkage, and Vindicates the gel volume of polysaccharide porous beads after shrinkage).

Process for producing porous cellulose beads using alkali aqueous solution

The objective of the present invention is to provide a method for easily and efficiently producing cellulose beads which have pore shape suitable for an adsorbent and of which adsorption performance is excellent without using highly toxic and highly corrosive auxiliary raw material and without industrially disadvantageous cumbersome step. The method for producing porous cellulose beads according to the present invention is characterized in comprising (a) the step of preparing a fine cellulose dispersion by mixing a low temperature alkaline aqueous solution and cellulose, (b) the step of preparing a mixed liquid by adding a crosslinking agent to the fine cellulose dispersion, (c) the step of preparing an emulsion by dispersing the mixed liquid in a dispersion medium, (d) the step of contacting the emulsion with a coagulating solvent.

Method for producing porous cellulose beads and adsorbent employing same

The objective of the present invention is to provide to a method for easily producing high-performance porous cellulose beads having high mechanical strength. Also, the objective of the present invention is to provide an adsorbent produced from the high-performance porous cellulose beads. According to the present invention, high-performance porous cellulose beads can be easily produced from porous cellulose beads, and an adsorbent having high strength and high adsorption amount can be easily produced from the high-performance porous cellulose beads.

Production method for porous cellulose beads, and adsorbent employing same

The present invention relates to a method for producing a formyl group-containing porous base matrix, comprising the steps of introducing a spacer in a formyl group-containing porous particle; and then oxidizing the spacer with periodic acid and/or a periodate, to transform the part of the spacer into a formyl group; wherein the formyl group content in the porous particle after introduction of the spacer is not more than 3 &#x3bc;mol per 1 mL of the porous particle. Also, the present invention relates to a method for producing an adsorbent, comprising the step of immobilizing an amino group-containing ligand on the formyl group-containing porous base matrix. According to the present invention, a formyl-group containing porous base matrix and an adsorbent produced from the porous base matrix of which adsorption amount is high and which is has high strength and of which ligand is difficult to be leaked are provided.

Formyl group-containing porous support, adsorbent using same, method for producing same, and method for producing the adsorbent

The objective of the present invention is to provide a convenient method for producing porous cellulose beads having high mechanical strength without using an auxiliary material which is highly toxic and corrosive and without a cumbersome and industrially adverse step. The method for producing porous cellulose beads according to the present invention is characterized in comprising the steps of mixing a cold alkaline aqueous solution and cellulose to prepare a cellulose dispersion and bringing the cellulose dispersion into contact with a coagulating solvent.

Method for producing porous cellulose beads

The present invention relates to a porous base matrix having formyl group, which base matrix has a structure represented by the formula (2) as a spacer, which structure is obtained by cleaving a group represented by the formula (1): wherein, Rrepresents a group forming a five-membered ring or a six-membered ring with &#x2014;CH(OH)&#x2014;CH(OH)&#x2014;; a method for producing the porous base matrix; and an adsorbent obtained by binding a ligand on the porous base matrix. By the present invention, a high-intensity base matrix for an adsorbent and an adsorbent are provided. The amount of a ligand leaked from the adsorbend is small.

Porous base matrix having formyl group, adsorbent using the porous base matrix, method for production of the porous base matrix, and method for production of the adsorbent

The present invention is to provide a retardation film having excellent durability against temperature change or the like and a production method of the retardation film. Particularly, the present invention is to provide a retardation film which realizes both reverse wavelength dispersion and durability and a production method of the retardation film. This is achieved by a retardation film including: a component (A) which is specific cellulose acylate; and a component (B) which is cellulose acylate or cellulose ether having a molecular weight different from a molecular weight of the component (A) and whose residual degree of hydroxyl group is 0.30 or more.

Retardation film and production method thereof

A switching power supply device has a large load power supply line for a CRT circuit, to and from which a dummy resistor for voltage stabilization is connected and disconnected by a switch. In standby state, a control unit turns off the switch to disconnect the dummy resistor from the power supply line. When receiving a power supply ON command input by a user operating a remote control, the control unit turns on the switch to connect the dummy resistor to the power supply line. At a predetermined time after the dummy resistor connection, the control unit makes a regulator active to start providing voltage to a video/audio signal processing circuit with sufficient current providable thereto. This enables to reduce power consumption of the power supply line with the dummy resistor, and to prevent problems caused by insufficient current in transient state from standby state to power supply ON state.

Switching power supply device with power on from standby sequence that includes reconnecting dummy resistor to large load power supply line

The present invention makes it possible to fix connector pins at low cost. Connector pins penetrate both a holding substrate and a main substrate. The connecter pins can be restrained from an outward radial direction by both wall surfaces of pin holes of the holding substrate, and wall surfaces of through-holes of the main substrate, thus improving upright-standability of the connector pins. The holding substrate is formed of a same raw substrate as the main substrate is formed of, and permanent resists which are laminated on the holding substrate, and ink used for silk screen printing to which the holding substrate is subjected, are made of a same material of the main substrate, so that fire resistance of the holding substrate and fire resistance of the main substrate are same. Therefore, if the main substrate clears a predetermined fire-resistance standard, the holding substrate also inevitably clears the predetermined fire-resistance standard.

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Takasago, Japan

Yoshikazu Kawai