Hydrophilic apertured formed film
A hydrophilic, pore-forming technology used in bandages, shipping and packaging, absorbent pads, etc.
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[0016] Fatty alcohols are aliphatic alcohols derived from natural fats and oils, mainly those derived from plants. Fatty alcohols generally have an even number of carbon atoms. N-chain alcohols, or otherwise expressed as alcohol groups (-OH) attached to terminal carbon atoms, are prepared from fatty acids. Other treatments result in isoalcohols with the alcohol group attached to the middle carbon atom in the carbon chain. The table below shows a series of fatty alcohols with the corresponding number of carbon atoms.
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[0019] As the number of carbon atoms decreases, the melting point of fatty alcohols also decreases. For example, fatty alcohols with 14 carbon atoms melt at about 100°C, and fatty alcohols with 12 carbon atoms melt at about 24°C (room temperature). In designing an apertured formed film for a particular use in an absorbent article, the applicable temperature limitations will be apparent to the designer. If the fatty alcohol suspen...
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