Film including polymeric elements interconnecting particles
Assignee3M Innovative Properties Company
InventorsBharat R. Acharya, Derek J. Dehn, Bradley L. Givot, Jaewon Kim, Yong K. Wu
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Assignee3M Innovative Properties Company
InventorsBharat R. Acharya, Derek J. Dehn, Bradley L. Givot, Jaewon Kim, Yong K. Wu
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A film includes a polymeric material and a plurality of particles dispersed therein. The polymeric material includes a plurality of elongate polymeric elements oriented along substantially a same first direction and interconnecting the particles. An elongate end portion of at least a first elongate polymeric element in the plurality of elongate polymeric elements conforms and is bonded to a first particle in the plurality of particles along an entire length of the elongate end portion. An elongate mid portion of at least a second elongate polymeric element in the plurality of elongate polymeric elements conforms and is bonded to a second particle in the plurality of particles along an entire length of the elongate mid portion with the second elongate polymeric element extending away from the second particle from opposite ends of the elongate mid portion. Multilayer films and processes are also described.
A film comprising a polymeric material and a plurality of particles dispersed therein, the polymeric material comprising a plurality of elongate polymeric elements oriented along substantially a same first direction and interconnecting the particles, an elongate end portion of at least a first elongate polymeric element in the plurality of elongate polymeric elements conforming and bonded to a first particle in the plurality of particles along an entire length of the elongate end portion, an elongate mid portion of at least a second elongate polymeric element in the plurality of elongate polymeric elements conforming and bonded to a second particle in the plurality of particles along an entire length of the elongate mid portion with the second elongate polymeric element extending away from the second particle from opposite ends of the elongate mid portion.
A film comprising a polymeric material and a plurality of particles dispersed therein at a volume loading of greater than about 50 percent, the polymeric material comprising a plurality of elongate polymeric elements interconnecting the particles, each elongate polymeric element in a sub-plurality of elongate polymeric elements in the plurality of elongate polymeric elements comprising a plurality of spaced apart elongate portions, each elongate portion in the plurality of spaced apart elongate portions conforming and bonded to a particle in the plurality of particles along an entire length of the elongate portion with the polymeric element extending away from the particle from opposite ends of the elongate portion.
A multilayer film comprising a porous middle layer disposed between, and bonded to, opposing non-porous first and second protective layers, the porous middle layer comprising:
A multilayer film comprising a middle layer disposed between, and bonded to, opposing first and second protective layers, the middle layer comprising a plurality of elongate polymeric elements interconnecting a plurality of particles, for at least a pair of first and second particles in the plurality of particles and for each elongate polymeric element in a sub-plurality of elongate polymeric elements in the plurality of elongate polymeric elements, a first end of the element terminates at the first particle and an opposing second end of the element terminates at the second particle.
A multilayer film comprising a middle layer disposed between, and bonded to, opposing first and second layers, the middle layer comprising a plurality of hollow particles dispersed therein at a volume loading of greater than about 50 percent, the multilayer film having an elongation at break of at least 15% at a tensile load rate of no more than about 5 Newtons per second at room temperature, wherein a bending of the multilayer film at a bend location over an inner radius of at most 1.5 mm results in no, or very little, damage to the middle layer at the bend location.
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