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2013 Other Outputs Degradable PolyolefinDagley, Ian, Halley, Peter, Laycock, Bronwyn, Nikolic, Melissa, Cash, Gregory and Gauthier, Emilie (2013). Degradable Polyolefin. WO2013023247. |
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2013 Other Outputs Degradable PolyolefinDagley, I., Halley, P., Laycock, B., Nikolic, M., Cash, G. and Gauthier, E. (2013). Degradable Polyolefin. |
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2010 Other Outputs Degradable polymeric filmGeorge, G., Johnstone, P., Warner, J., Halley, P., Laycock, B., Gardi, S., Pasti, C. and Schlingloff, G. (2010). Degradable polymeric film. EP2176322. |
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2008 Other Outputs Controlling degradation of polymeric film to cause film to degrade after intended life time involves providing film having polymer and prodegradant, activating artificial radiation source to emit electromagnetic radiation and irradiatingGardi, S., George, G., Halley, P., Johnstone, P., Laycock, B., Pasti, C., Schlingloff, G. and Warner, J. (2008). Controlling degradation of polymeric film to cause film to degrade after intended life time involves providing film having polymer and prodegradant, activating artificial radiation source to emit electromagnetic radiation and irradiating. WO2009021270-A1. |
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2007 Other Outputs Treating paper product by providing mixture containing lignin in aqueous solution at concentration and pH, treating paper product with cationic polymer, and treating paper product with lignin mixtureEdye, L. A., Halley, P., Cronin, D. and Doherty, W. O. S. (2007). Treating paper product by providing mixture containing lignin in aqueous solution at concentration and pH, treating paper product with cationic polymer, and treating paper product with lignin mixture. EP2014829-A1. |
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2002 Other Outputs Biodegradable film forming material for, e.g. packaging trays, comprises starch, starch plasticizers and processing agents, biodegradable aliphatic polyester(s), and layered silicate clay mineralHalley, P., McGlashan, S. and Gralton, J. (2002). Biodegradable film forming material for, e.g. packaging trays, comprises starch, starch plasticizers and processing agents, biodegradable aliphatic polyester(s), and layered silicate clay mineral. WO200283784-A. |
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1992 Other Outputs The effects of surfaces and structure on the rheology and processing of linear low density polyethyleneHalley, Peter J. (1992). The effects of surfaces and structure on the rheology and processing of linear low density polyethylene. PhD Thesis, School of Chemical Engineering, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/157854 |
