Patent ReferencesThermal and light stabilized polyvinyl chloride resins Thermoplastic mixtures for the production of synthetic resin films with antiblocking properties comprising a thermoplastic synthetic resin and a pulverulent zeolite Particle-packed fiber article having antibacterial property Patent #: 4525410 Inventors
AssigneeApplicationNo. 183000 filed on 04/18/1988US Classes:424/78.1, Ion exchange resin424/617, Heavy metal or compound thereof424/618, Silver424/630, Copper424/641, Zinc424/688, Oxide or hydroxide424/719, Ammonia or ammonium compound containing521/25, ION-EXCHANGE POLYMER OR PROCESS OF PREPARING521/63, Cellular product-forming process wherein the removable material is present or is produced in situ during the solid polymer formation step523/122, Composition having ingredient providing biocidal or biostatic protection thereto or process of preparing524/450Metal atom other than aluminum, e.g., zeolites, etc.ExaminersPrimary: Schofer, Joseph L.Assistant: Pili-Curtis, Carmen Attorney, Agent or FirmForeign Patent References
International ClassesA61K 031/74A01N 059/16 A01N 059/20 A01N 059/00 Foreign Application Priority Data1987-04-22 JPAbstractAn antibiotic resin composition comprises at least one antibiotic zeolite of which ion-exchangeable ions are partially or completely replaced with ammonium ionsand antibiotic metal ions, at least one discoloration inhibitor and at least one resin. The antibiotic resin composition exhibits excellent antibiotic property and does not discolor with time. Thus, the resin composition can be employed to form a variety of products which require antibacterial and/or antifungus properties.Other References
Field of SearchSilverCopper Zinc Oxide or hydroxide Heavy metal or compound thereof Ammonia or ammonium compound containing Composition having ingredient providing biocidal or biostatic protection thereto or process of preparing ION-EXCHANGE POLYMER OR PROCESS OF PREPARING Cellular product-forming process wherein the removable material is present or is produced in situ during the solid polymer formation step Metal atom other than aluminum, e.g., zeolites, etc. | |