Abstract:
Novel filters for cigarettes with improved retention capacity for nicotine, tars and other substances present in tobacco smoke, are prepared by incorporating into the filters aluminum oxide trihydrate hydrargillite which is more than 80% crystalline, with monoclinicpseudo hexagonal platelet structure.
Abstract:
CONTINUOUS ARTIFICIAL FIBER STRANDS ARE WIDENED AND LOOSENED BY MEANS OF A SINGLE OR MULTIPLE PASSES THROUGH AN APPARATUS HAVING A PLURALITY OF ROWS OF NOZZLES. GAS IS BLOWN THROUGH ONE ROW OF NOZZLES AWAY FROM THE CENTER. AND IS BLOWN THROUGH THE ADJACENT ROW OF NOZZLES TOWARD THE CENTER OF THE APLPARATUS.
Abstract:
A loose bundle of fibers is passed through a new nozzle, characterized by a conduit provided with at least two slots and means for directing a fluid, for instance air, tangentially to the conduit for the fibers. Part of the fibers becomes transversely arranged over the remainder of the fibers giving a strong wound-up unit, which cannot be spread apart. Fixed points at regular intervals are obtained.
Abstract:
CELLULOSE-2 1/2-ACETATE TEXTILE OR KNITTED FABRICS ARE MADE BY WETTING THE RAW MATERIALS; TREATING THEM AT ROOM TEMPERATURE AT A BATH RATIO OF BETWEEN 1:3 TO 1:10 IN A LYE SOLUTION WITH SLOWLY RINSING ALKALI CONENT WHICH IS FIRST RAISED UP TO ONLY 2% OF THE MATERIAL WEIGHT INTRODUCED. THE LYE SOLUTION IS THEN HEATED TO 80-100*C.; TREATING THE PRODUCT AGAIN IN A LYE SOLUTION WITH THE ALKALI CONTENT BEING SLOWLY INCREASED TO 4-5% OF THE INTRODUCED RAW MATERIAL WEIGHT, SO THAT THE SAPONIFICATION IS ONLY ON THE SURFACE.