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1182 results about "Activation energy" patented technology

In chemistry and physics, activation energy is the energy which must be provided to a chemical or nuclear system with potential reactants to result in: a chemical reaction, nuclear reaction, or various other physical phenomena.

Ethylene copolymer and process for producing the same, resin composition containing the copolymer, and uses of these

The present invention is intended to provide an ethylene copolymer having excellent mechanical properties and moldability, a process for preparing the copolymer, a resin composition containing the copolymer and uses thereof. The ethylene copolymer has the following properties: the copolymer comprises 90 to 99% by mol of ethylene constituent units and 1 to 60% by mol of C3-20 alpha-olefin constituent units; the ratio (Mz / Mw) of a Z average molecular weight (Mz) to a weight-average molecular weight (Mw), each molecular weight being measured by GPC, is in the range of 10 to 30, and said ratio (Mz / Mw) and the ratio (Mw / Mn) of a weight-average molecular weight (Mw) to a number-average molecular weight (Mn), each molecular weight being measured by GPC, satisfy the relation (Mz / Mw)>(Mw / Mn); the intrinsic viscosity is in the range of 0.5 to 9 dl / g; the ratio (n*0.01 / n*8) of a melt viscosity (eta*0.01) at a shear rate of 0.01 rad / sec, as measured at 190° C., to a melt viscosity (eta*8) at a shear rate of 8 rad / sec, as measured at 190° C., and the intrinsic viscosity (eta) satisfy the relation (eta*0.01 / eta*8)>=0.893x(eta)+1.0; and the absolute value of an activation energy (Ea) of a shift factor of melt viscoelasticity is not more than 4x104 J / mol.K.
Owner:MITSUI CHEM INC

RFID devices for enabling reading of non-line-of-sight items

ActiveUS7180423B2Read effectively by the readerContainer decorationsLevel indicationsActivation energyCarton
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) apparatus and methodology enable a plurality of or all of the RFID tags in a stack of items such as cartons and boxes—including items that do not have a line of sight to a reader—to be read. An RFID system includes RFID tags and a transmission line. The RFID tags are mountable to items to be read and include an RFID circuit that generates tag energy when activated by activation energy from a reader. The transmission line carries activation energy from the reader and tag energy from the tags. The transmission line is positionable in operative or coupling proximately to a plurality of the tags when the plurality of the tags are mounted to items and when the items are stacked. Accordingly, when carrying activation energy from the reader, the transmission line couples with and thereby enables activation of the plurality of the tags. Further, when the plurality of the tags are activated and generating tag energy, the transmission line couples with and carries the tag energy from the plurality of the tags. The transmission line can be configured as an elongated adhesive tape-like structure that can be adhered across a plurality of RFID tags mounted to a plurality of items. The transmission line can also be disposed on an inter-item reading device that can be positioned between adjacent rows of stacked items.
Owner:AVERY DENNISON CORP

Composite proton exchange membrane and preparation method thereof

The invention discloses a composite proton exchange membrane and a preparation method thereof. The preparation method for the composite proton exchange membrane comprises the following steps of: dissolving a soluble proton exchange resin A and a water insoluble high molecular polymer B to obtain solutions for electrostatic spinning; adding the solutions for the electrostatic spinning into two injectors of an electrostatic spinning device respectively, and performing the electrostatic spinning under electrostatic high pressure to obtain chemically-heterogeneous electrostatic spinning fiber membranes; modifying the chemically-heterogeneous electrostatic spinning fiber membranes by using an electrostatic self-assembly method to obtain a modified chemically-heterogeneous electrostatic spinning fiber membrane; dissolving the water insoluble high molecular polymer B in the modified chemically-heterogeneous electrostatic spinning fiber membrane by using a solvent, and dispersing and filling the dissolved water insoluble high molecular polymer B into gaps of the chemically-heterogeneous electrostatic spinning fiber membrane; and heating and drying the solvent to obtain the composite proton exchange membrane. The composite proton exchange membrane has high chemical stability, high proton conductivity and low proton conduction activation energy. The preparation method for the composite proton exchange membrane is simple and low in preparation cost.
Owner:SUN YAT SEN UNIV

Lens sheet and method of manufacturing the same

In a lens sheet, a lens portion (3) made of activation energy curing resin such as ultraviolet curing resin has a plurality of lens units, the lens portion (3) is disposed on at least one side of a transparent substrate (2) such as plastic sheet, a relaxation layer (1) is disposed between the transparent substrate (2) and the lens portion (3), and the thickness of the relaxation layer (1) is within a range of 1% to 30% of the height (H) of the lens units. The relaxation layer (1) is made of activation energy curing resin and formed integrally with the lens portion (3). The refractive index of the transparent substrate (2) is lower than that of the lens portion (3). The lens units are elongated prisms each having a substantially triangular cross section. The thickness of the relaxation layer is within a range of 1 mum to 10 mum, for example. The prisms have the vertical angle of 50° to 75° and are arranged with a pitch of 10 mum to 150 mum. The lens sheet having the relaxation layer (1) is obtained by providing activation energy curing composition to an area between a lens portion transferring pattern surface of a lens forming mold and one side of the transparent substrate to form a composition layer between the lens forming mold and the transparent substrate, and making the thickness of the composition layer uniform with use of a nip roll disposed so as to confront the other side of said transparent substrate while nip pressure of the nip roll is regulated by pressure regulating means. Due to the relaxation layer (1), the deformation of the surface of the lens portion caused by polymerization shrinkage of the activation energy curing composition is suppressed so as to prevent occurrence of the optical defect in the lens sheet such as spot pattern, glare, etc.
Owner:MITSUBISHI RAYON CO LTD

RFID tags for enabling batch reading of stacks of cartons

A radio-frequency identification (RFID) system including an RFID tag and an RFID-enabled object. The RFID tag may include a pair of antennas and an RFID circuit. The antennas receive activation energy from a reader, and the RFID circuit modulates tag energy when activation energy is received by one of the antennas. The tag may also include a transmission line for operatively coupling the RFID circuit to the antennas. A first one of the antennas may receive activation energy which, in turn, may be radiated by a second one of the antennas. The second antenna may also receive tag energy radiated by an antenna of another RFID tag. The received tag energy may then be radiated by the first antenna. Accordingly, when a plurality of the RFID tags are positioned in sequence in operative proximity with each other, activation energy may be propagated through the sequence from one RFID tag to another in one direction, and tag energy may be propagated through the sequence from one RFID tag to anther in another direction. When a plurality of tags are mounted to a plurality of objects, the now RFID-enabled objects can be read in batch, including the innermost objects in a stack and objects that may be block by an RF obstacle. The RFID tags are oriented on the objects so that when the objects are stacked together, the RFID tags are sequentially positioned in operative proximity with each other. Therefore, energy from a reader that is received by, e.g., an uppermost tag is propagated through the sequence tag by tag in one direction. In addition, tag energy modulated by the RFID circuit of each of the tags is propagated through the sequence tag by tag in the other direction. This two-dimensional propagation enables the RFID circuit of each tag of the RFID-enabled objects in the stack to be excited and to be read by the reader.
Owner:AVERY DENNISON CORP

RFID devices for enabling reading of non-line-of-sight items

ActiveUS20060145861A1Read effectively by the readerContainer decorationsLevel indicationsActivation energyCarton
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) apparatus and methodology enable a plurality of or all of the RFID tags in a stack of items such as cartons and boxes—including items that do not have a line of sight to a reader—to be read. An RFID system includes RFID tags and a transmission line. The RFID tags are mountable to items to be read and include an RFID circuit that generates tag energy when activated by activation energy from a reader. The transmission line carries activation energy from the reader and tag energy from the tags. The transmission line is positionable in operative or coupling proximately to a plurality of the tags when the plurality of the tags are mounted to items and when the items are stacked. Accordingly, when carrying activation energy from the reader, the transmission line couples with and thereby enables activation of the plurality of the tags. Further, when the plurality of the tags are activated and generating tag energy, the transmission line couples with and carries the tag energy from the plurality of the tags. The transmission line can be configured as an elongated adhesive tape-like structure that can be adhered across a plurality of RFID tags mounted to a plurality of items. The transmission line can also be disposed on an inter-item reading device that can be positioned between adjacent rows of stacked items.
Owner:AVERY DENNISON CORP

Copolymer, rubber composition, cross-linked rubber, cross-linked foam, and uses thereof

The present invention provides a rubber composition having adequate foamability, uses thereof, a copolymer contained in the rubber composition, a rubber composition capable of providing a cross-linked foam, which has a low specific gravity and an excellent shape-retaining property even when the usage of a nonconjugated polyene is reduced, and a cross-linked rubber and a cross-linked foam, which are produced from the rubber composition. A copolymer (A) according to the present invention is a copolymer including structural units derived from ethylene [A], an α-olefin [B], a nonconjugated polyene [C-1], in which one carbon-carbon double bond (C═C) polymerizable with a metallocene catalyst is present in one molecule, and a nonconjugated polyene [C-2], in which two bonds of C═C polymerizable with the metallocene catalyst are present in one molecule, and being synthesized with the metallocene catalyst, wherein (1) the units derived from the component [B] constitute 10 to 50 percent by mole, (2) the total of the units derived from the component [C-1] and the units derived from the component [C-2] is 1.0 to 6.0 percent by mole, (3) the molar ratio of the units derived from the component [C-1] to the units derived from the component [C-2] is 75 / 25 to 99.5 / 0.5, (4) [ML (1+4) 100° C.] is 10 to 200, and (5) 50>activation energy of fluidization (kJ / mol)>35 is satisfied.
Owner:MITSUI CHEM INC
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