Aqueous dispersion, coating liquid containing this aqueous dispersion, method for producing polylactic acid film using this coating liquid, and sheet material
AssigneeChukyo Yushi Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroshi HIRAMATSU, Yuuki KATOU, Seiji SATOU, Yoshiyuki ABE, Shougo KAWAMURA
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Abstract
The present invention relates to improvement of blocking resistance when a water-based dispersion containing polylactic acid as a dispersoid is used as a heat sealant. Provided is an aqueous dispersion obtained by dispersing a dispersoid containing polylactic acid and carnauba wax in a water-based dispersion medium, in which 1 to 14% by mass of the carnauba wax is blended relative to a mass of the polylactic acid.
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An aqueous dispersion comprising a biodegradable resin and a wax as dispersoids that are dispersed in a water-based dispersion medium, the aqueous dispersion being used for a heat sealant,
- wherein the biodegradable resin comprises polylactic acid,
- the wax comprises carnauba wax, and
- 1 to 14% by mass of the carnauba wax is blended relative to a mass of the polylactic acid, heat sealability at 120° C. and blocking resistance at 45° C. are imparted as a heat sealant, and
- the blocking resistance is referred to as blocking resistance between heat seal layers of a paper substrate and blocking resistance between the heat seal layer of the paper substrate and an uncoated surface on a back surface of the paper substrate.
An aqueous dispersion comprising a biodegradable resin, a plasticizer, and a wax as dispersoids that are dispersed in a water-based dispersion medium, the aqueous dispersion being used for a heat sealant,
- wherein the biodegradable resin comprises polylactic acid,
- the plasticizer is contained in an amount of 1 to 15% by mass relative to a mass of the polylactic acid,
- the wax comprises carnauba wax, and
- 1 to 14% by mass of the carnauba wax is blended relative to a total mass of the polylactic acid and the plasticizer, heat sealability at 120° C. and blocking resistance at 40° C. are imparted as a heat sealant, and
- the blocking resistance is referred to as blocking resistance between a heat seal layer of a paper substrate and an uncoated surface on a back surface of the paper substrate.
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