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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 21, 2005
Filed:
Nov. 08, 2002
Michael Porsch, Minneapolis, MN (US);
Thomas M. Vickers, Jr., Concord Township, OH (US);
Rainer Packe-wirth, Trostberg, DE;
Samy M. Shendy, Cuyahoga Falls, OH (US);
Lynn E. Brower, Solon, OH (US);
John Pickett, Bedford, OH (US);
Frank Danko, Macedonia, OH (US);
Runhai LU, Stow, OH (US);
Michael Porsch, Minneapolis, MN (US);
Thomas M. Vickers, Jr., Concord Township, OH (US);
Rainer Packe-Wirth, Trostberg, DE;
Samy M. Shendy, Cuyahoga Falls, OH (US);
Lynn E. Brower, Solon, OH (US);
John Pickett, Bedford, OH (US);
Frank Danko, Macedonia, OH (US);
Runhai Lu, Stow, OH (US);
Construction Research & Technology GmbH, Trostberg, DE;
Abstract
A composition that is a reaction product of two or three moieties. The first moiety (A) is a nonpolymeric, multi-functional moiety or combination of mono- or multifunctional moieties that adsorbs onto a cementitious particle. The second required moiety (C) is a linear or branched water soluble, nonionic polymer that is capable of providing dispersing capability. A third moiety (B), if present, is a nonpolymeric moiety disposed between the first and second moiety, to connect the first and second moieties.