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US967737A
US967737A US496490A US1909496490A US967737A US 967737 A US967737 A US 967737A US 496490 A US496490 A US 496490A US 1909496490 A US1909496490 A US 1909496490A US 967737 A US967737 A US 967737A
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  • GOTTLIEB GOTTI'RIED DIESSER, 0F ZfiRICH-WOLLISHOFEN, SWITZERLAND.
  • the present invention is a division of application No. 448,628, and relates to hitherto unknown substances and to methods for their production, such substances being especially suitable for purposes of manufacturing varnish, for impregnation and insulation.
  • these bodies are formed by chemical reactions between: fatty acids or substances containing' fatty acids, for instance, fatty oils, and amino-acids, for instance, glycocoll, or substances containing amino-acids (albumen and albuminous substances, albuminoids) or mixtures of the enumeratedfsubstances; the reactions being brought about at a temperature exceeding the limit of',de..
  • the bodies produced by the foregoing method can be vulcanized by either cold or hot processes. They may be transformed into solids with or without the aid of agglutinants, and in given cases, by catalytic agents.
  • - vent can be used for varnishing
  • the above enumerated substances may also be heated in the autoclave at a temperature exceeding their limits of decomposition or in a current of indifferent gases such as carbon dioxid, illuminating gas and the like.
  • the product of the reaction may be absorbed by benzol or other solvents, and the solution filtered and purified to a higher degree of purity according to the methods used in the analysis of fats.
  • the solution of the product obtained by a suitable solimpregnating and insulating pur oses; or the product itself can be submitte to subsequent treatment, such as vulcanizing and the like, as already stated.
  • Example II 6 parts of spongin or fibroin are heated with 90 parts of fatty acids of linseed oil, wood-oil, caster-oil or other oils, inthe same manner as set forth in EX- ample I.
  • Example III 15 parts of casein are heated with 85 parts of fatty acids of linseed-oil, wood-oil, castor-oil or other fatty acids: or of the correspondingfatty oils, in the same manner as set forth in Example 1.
  • Example IV 20 parts of albumen are heated with 80 arts of the fatty acids of linseed oil, woo -oil, castor-oil, "or other fatty acids: or of the corresponding fatty oils, in ithe same manner as set forth in Example I.
  • materials for impregnation and insulation and the like consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon keratin at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting sub stances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
  • materials for impregnation and insulation and the like consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon keratin at a temperature exceeding the limit of decompositlon of the reacting substances present the volatile products developed by the said reaction being allowed to escape, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
  • materials for impregnation and insulation and the like consistin in causing substances contain-mg fatt aci s to react upon substances contammg amino-acids under ressure at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
  • materials for impregnation and insulation and the like consisting in causing the fatty acids of linseed oil to react upon amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.

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. ing, as insulating varnishes and UNITED sTA Es PATENT OFFICE.
GOTTLIEB GOTTI'RIED DIESSER, 0F ZfiRICH-WOLLISHOFEN, SWITZERLAND.
SUBSTANCES To BE USED AS VARNISHES Am: FOR IMPREGNATION AIin INSULATION AND METHOD FOR THEIR PRODUCTION.
Specification of Letters Patent. Original application filed August'14, .1908, Serial No. 448,628. Divided and this application filed May 17,
Patented Aug. 16, 1910.
1909. Serial No. 196,490.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, GoTTLInB GoTTrRmn DJESSER, a citizen of the Swiss Confederation, and resident of Ziirich-Wollishofen, Switzerland, have invented certain new and useful Substances to be Used as Varnishes and for Impregnation and Insulation and Method for Their Production, of which the following is a specification.
The present invention is a division of application No. 448,628, and relates to hitherto unknown substances and to methods for their production, such substances being especially suitable for purposes of manufacturing varnish, for impregnation and insulation. According to this invention these bodies are formed by chemical reactions between: fatty acids or substances containing' fatty acids, for instance, fatty oils, and amino-acids, for instance, glycocoll, or substances containing amino-acids (albumen and albuminous substances, albuminoids) or mixtures of the enumeratedfsubstances; the reactions being brought about at a temperature exceeding the limit of',de..
composition of the reacting substances present. The resulting products are remarkably resistant against chemical changes and atmospheric influences. While these new bodies may be used fora variety of purposes, they are to be particularly employed formanufacturing varnishes, lacquers and painting colors, by being to this end added to agglutinants or color ng matters. Moreover the products are intended for electrotechnical uses, as materials for impregnatinsulating solids,
u on.
The bodies produced by the foregoing method can be vulcanized by either cold or hot processes. They may be transformed into solids with or without the aid of agglutinants, and in given cases, by catalytic agents. The following are specific illustrations of the manner in which the new substances maybe formedz' Example I: About 15 parts in weight of tin,
- vent can be used for varnishing,
fatty these different uses resulting accord-' ing to the specific kind of material operated keratin or of substances containing keraare heated with about one hundred parts in weight of raw or-boiled linseed oil or the fatty acids of linseed-oil (or wood oil, or fatt acids of wood oil, or other fatty oils an the fatty acids contained in them). The heating is continued durin 3-6 hours at a temperature exceeding the imit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, z. e. at above 300 C. The volatile .products of decomposition are preferably allowed to escape from the heating vessel. The above enumerated substances may also be heated in the autoclave at a temperature exceeding their limits of decomposition or in a current of indifferent gases such as carbon dioxid, illuminating gas and the like. The product of the reaction may be absorbed by benzol or other solvents, and the solution filtered and purified to a higher degree of purity according to the methods used in the analysis of fats. The solution of the product obtained by a suitable solimpregnating and insulating pur oses; or the product itself can be submitte to subsequent treatment, such as vulcanizing and the like, as already stated.
Example II: 6 parts of spongin or fibroin are heated with 90 parts of fatty acids of linseed oil, wood-oil, caster-oil or other oils, inthe same manner as set forth in EX- ample I.
Example III: 15 parts of casein are heated with 85 parts of fatty acids of linseed-oil, wood-oil, castor-oil or other fatty acids: or of the correspondingfatty oils, in the same manner as set forth in Example 1. -Example IV: 20 parts of albumen are heated with 80 arts of the fatty acids of linseed oil, woo -oil, castor-oil, "or other fatty acids: or of the corresponding fatty oils, in ithe same manner as set forth in Example I.
It is to be well understood that the experimental conditions need not be always the same as described in the examples. They may be modified bythe specialist to suit} acids: or of the corresponding fatty acids to react upon amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and' for the purpose set forth.
2-. A process for manufacturing new substances-adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consistin in causing fatty acids to react upon su stances containing amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reactin substances present, substantially as and or the purpose set forth.
3. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, conslst-ing in causing fatty acids to react upon albumlnous substances at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
4. A process. for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon keratin at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
5. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
6. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, .as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances'containing fatty acids to react upon substances containing amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reactin substances present, substantially as and or the purpose set forth.
7. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and. the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids'to react upon albuminous substances at a temperature exceedingthe limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the urpose set forth.
8. A process or manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as
materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon keratin at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting sub stances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
9. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reactin substances present, the volatile products eveloped by the said reaction bein allowed to escape, substantially as and %or the purpose set forth.
10. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consistin in causing fatty acids to react upon su stances containing amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of-decomposition of the reacting substances resent, the volatile products developed y the said reaction being allowed to escape, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
11. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon albuminous substances at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present the volatile products developed by the said reaction bein allowed to escape, substantially as and or the purpose set forth.
12. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react u on keratin at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, the volatile products developed by the said reaction being allowed to escape, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
13. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon amino-acids under pressure at a temperature exceeding the.lim1t of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
14. Aprocess for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon substances containing aminoacids under ceeding the imit of decomposition of the pressure at a tem erature exreacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
1 A process for manufacturing new sub} stances adapted to-be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon albuminous substances under pressure at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
16. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acidsto react upon keratin under, pressure at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
17. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon amino-acids in an indifferent atmosphere at a temperature exceeding the limit of the decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
18. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon substancescontaining aminoacids in an indifferent atmosphere at a tem perature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
19. A process for manufacturing new sub stances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon albuminous substances in an indifferent atmosphere at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
20. A process for manufacturing. new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing fatty acids to react upon keratin 'in an indifferent atmosphere at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reactin substances present, substantially as and or the purpose set forth.
21. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon aminoacids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, the volatile products developed by the said reaction being allowed to. escape,
substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
22. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation containing fatty aci s to react upon substances containing amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, the
volatile products developed by the said re-' stances adapted to be used as varnishes, as
materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon keratin at a temperature exceeding the limit of decompositlon of the reacting substances present the volatile products developed by the said reaction being allowed to escape, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
25. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon aminoacids under pressure at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reactin substances present, substantially as and or the, purpose set forth. a
. 26. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted-to be used as varnishes, as
.materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consistin in causing substances contain-mg fatt aci s to react upon substances contammg amino-acids under ressure at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
27. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances 5 containing fatty acids to react upon albumi- E nous substances under ressure at a temperatureexc'eeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
p and the like, consisting in causing substances 28. A process for manufacturing new sub- I stances adapted to be used as varnishes, as
materials for impregnation and. insulation and the like in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon keratin under pressure at a temperature exceedmg the limit of decomposition of the reacting materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon aminoacids in an indifferent atmosphere-at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reactin substances present, substantially as and or the urpose set forth.
30. A process for manu acturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for im regnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon sub stances containing amino-acids in an 1nd1fferent atmosphere at a tem erature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
31. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials'for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon albuminous substances in an indifferent atmosphere at a temperature exceeding the limit of decompositlon of the reacting substances pres ent, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
32. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to'be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing substances containing fatty acids to react upon keratin in an indifferent atmosphere at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
33. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as
' materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing the fatty acids of linseed oil to react upon amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
34. A process for manufacturing new substances'adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing the fatty acids of linseed oil to react upon substances containingamino-acids at a temperature exceeding thelimitof decomposition of the reacting substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth.
35. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation sea-7a? and-the like, consisting in causing the fatty acids of linseed oil to react upon albuminous substances at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reactin substances present, substantially as and or the purpose set forth.
36. A process for manufacturing new substances adapted to be used as'varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, consisting in causing the fatty acids of linseed oil to react upon keratin at a temperature exceeding the limitof decomposition of the reactin substances present, substantially as and for the purpose set forth. 7 r 37. The herein described new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for im regnation and insulation and the like, being the products resulting from the reaction of fatty acids upon amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances.
38. The herein described new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, belng the products resulting from the reaction of fatty acids upon substances containing amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances.
39. The herein described new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, being the products resulting from the reaction of fatty acids upon albuminous substances at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances.
40. The herein described new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, being the products resulting from the reaction of fatty acids upon keratin at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances.
41. The herein described new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the like, bemg the products resulting from the reaction of substances containing fatty acids upon amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decompositlon of the reacting substances.
42. The herein described new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials .for impregnation and insulation and the like, being the products resulting from the reaction of substances containing fatty acids upon substances containing amino-acids at a temperature exceeding the limit of decomposition of the reacting substances.
43. The herein described new substances adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for im regnation and insulation and the like, being the products resulting from the reaction of substances containing fatty acids upon albuminous substances at a tempera-u the limit of decomposition of the reacting 1o ture exceeding the limit of decomposition substances.
of the reacting substances. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set 44. The herein described new substances my hand in presence of two Witnesses. adapted to be used as varnishes, as materials for impregnation and insulation and the GOTTLIEB GOTTFRIED MESSER like, being the products resulting from the Witnesses: reaction of substances containing fatty acids WILHELM TWELLER,
upon keratin at a temperature exceeding 7 "JEAN GRUND.
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