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244 results about "UV filter" patented technology

UV filters are individual compounds or mixtures that block or absorb ultraviolet (UV) light. Two major applications of UV filters are in sunscreens, where they protect the skin from sunburn and other damage, and in photography, where they are used to coat a glass disc which fits on top of the lens. These have become less necessary with digital cameras, as the medium is less sensitive to ultraviolet light. When exposed to UV light, these filters can undergo transformations into other chemicals that are less protective and possibly toxic. As a result, there are practical concerns about the choice of chemical to use beyond just which has the desired filtering properties.

Encapsulated nanoparticles for the absorption of electromagnetic energy in ultraviolet range

Composite materials that can be used to block ultraviolet radiation of a selected wavelength range are disclosed. The materials include dispersions of particles that exhibit optical resonance behavior, resulting in absorption cross-sections that substantially exceed the particles' geometric cross-sections. The particles are preferably manufactured as uniform nanosize encapsulated spheres, and dispersed evenly within a carrier material. Either the inner core or the outer shell of the particles comprises a conducting material exhibiting plasmon (Froehlich) resonance in a desired spectral band. The large absorption cross-sections ensure that a relatively small volume of particles will render the composite material fully opaque (or nearly so) to incident radiation of the resonance wavelength, blocking harmful radiation. The materials of the present invention can be used in manufacturing sunscreens, UV filters and blockers, ink, paints, lotions, gels, films, textiles, wound dressing and other solids having desired ultraviolet radiation-absorbing properties. The materials of the present invention can be used in systems consisting of reflecting substances such as paper or transparent support such as plastic or glass films. The particles can be further embedded in transparent plastic or glass beads to ensure a minimal distance between the particles.
Owner:KUEHNLE MANFRED R
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