CPC Definition - Subclass C08K
This place covers:
- Use of inorganic or non-macromolecular organic substances as compounding ingredients in compositions of single polymers, which are not used to chemically modify the polymer, i.e. inert additives;
- Inorganic or non-macromolecular organic substances which should start or accelerate a crosslinking but which are not chemically embedded in the polymer structure;
- Radical crosslinking agents, e.g. peroxides or S-containing vulcanisation agents;
- Coupling agents, i.e. compounds able to improve the adhesion between filler and macromolecule; or silane compounds.
- Carbodiimide and derivatives (compounds which have the same chemical role as carbodiimides).
- Vulcanizing agents for diene resins
This subclass does not cover chemical elements or compounds or their preparation as such, which subject matter is covered by classes C01 (inorganic chemistry) or C07 (organic chemistry).
Blowing agents are classified in C08J.
Glass which is defined by the chemical nature of its ingredients is classified in C03C.
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for ceramic, cement or stone like applications is classified in C04B.
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for thermoconducting, electroconducting, insulating, magnetic or resistor applications are classified in H01B, H01C or H01F.
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for medical or dental applications are classified in A61K.
Compositions of macromolecular compounds (with or without compounding ingredients) are classified in C08L.
Examples of places where the subject matter of this place is covered when specially adapted, used for a particular purpose, or incorporated in a larger system:
Disinfectants, pesticides or herbicides | |
Pharmaceutical, medical, medicinal, dental, therapeutical or cosmetic compositions | |
Layered products | |
Compositions of cements, mortars, concrete or ceramics | |
Explosive or thermic compositions | |
Use of reinforcing fibrous material in the manufacture of articles or shaped materials containing macromolecular substances | |
Organic dyes and pigments; Mordants; Lakes | |
Treatment of inorganic materials to enhance their pigmenting or filling properties | |
Paints based on inorganic substances, with or without organic additives | |
Anti-corrosive paints containing metal dust | |
Paints containing biocides, e.g. fungicides, insecticides, pesticides | |
Magnetisable or magnetic paints or lacquers | |
Electrically-conductive paints | |
Paints containing free metal | |
Other additives in coating compositions | |
Use of compounds as anti-settling agents in coating compositions | |
Use of compounds as anti-skinning agents in coating | |
Use of compounds as levelling agents in coating compositions | |
Chemical paint or ink removers with abrasives | |
Chemical paint or ink removers with surface-active agents | |
Pigment pastes, e.g. for mixing in paints | |
Polishing compositions | |
Electrically-conductive adhesives | |
Non-macromolecular additives in adhesives | |
Inorganic additives in adhesives | |
Organic additives in adhesives | |
Macromolecular additives in adhesives | |
Compositions for sealing or packing joints or covers | |
Compositions for stopping leaks | |
Compositions for drilling of boreholes or wells | |
Soil-conditioning or soil-stabilising materials | |
Lubricating compositions | |
Detergent compositions | |
Artificial filaments or fibres | |
Textile treating compositions | |
Conductors or insulators |
Attention is drawn to the following places, which may be of interest for search:
Making microcapsules or microballoons | |
Making fibre-reinforced granules | |
Pretreatment of reinforcements or fillers | |
Releasing, lubricating or separating agents | |
Shaping composites, i.e. plastics material comprising reinforcements or fillers | |
Tyres characterised by the chemical composition | |
Stabilisation of cellulose esters of organic acids | |
Stabilisation of cellulose esters of inorganic acids | |
Preservation of rubber latex | |
Chemical modification of rubber | |
Polymerisation in the presence of compounding ingredients, e.g. plasticisers, dyestuffs, fillers | |
Processes of plasticising macromolecular compounds | |
Processes of compounding polymers with additives, in general | |
Processes of crosslinking, e.g. vulcanising, of macromolecules | |
Compositions of macromolecular compounds (with or without compounding ingredients) | |
Coating compositions | |
Coating thickening agents | |
Adhesives | |
Anti-oxidant compositions; Compositions inhibiting chemical change | |
Fireproofing of macromolecular materials | |
Conductors or insulators |
Reference C09 is non-limiting in the subclass C08K. CPC will be updated/corrected once this inconsistency in IPC is resolved.
Last place priority rule:
Within each group of this subclass, in the absence of an indication to the contrary, classification is made in the last appropriate place.
Classification guidance:
Subgroups of C08K are used for compounding ingredients (additives) in admixture with a single polymer only or with a single polymer from a list of alternative unblended polymers.
A compounding ingredient in admixture with a single polymer is classified as a single symbol in C08K, and as a C-Set when the nature of the polymer is specified (see Combination-Sets information below).
Compounding ingredient(s) in a composition of more than one polymers is classified in the form of C-Sets in C08L (see Combination-Sets information in C08L).
In this subclass, the following are considered as compounding ingredients:
- inert additives
- radical crosslinking agents, e.g. peroxides, S-containing vulcanisation agents
- coupling agents, i.e. compounds able to improve the adhesion between fillers and macromolecules; or silane compounds
The following are not considered as compounding ingredients:
- solvents or dispersion agents for making polymer solutions, emulsions or dispersions (C08J 3/02)
- blowing agents (C08J 9/04)
Modified (e.g. surface-treated) additives should be classified in C08K 9/00. Additional information (CCA) should be given for the specific treated additive (e.g. coated silica (C08K 3/36)).
Mixtures with two or three ingredients are classified in the appropriate groups of C08K, e.g. a mixture of Al2O3, an ether and an amine is classified in C08K 3/22, C08K 5/06 and C08K 5/17.
C08K 13/00 - C08K 13/08 should be used for classification only for mixtures with four or more essential additives.
Ammonium salts are classified in the same way as metal salts.
In this subclass, organic acid salts, alcoholates, phenolates or mercaptides are classified in the groups or subgroups of the parent compounds.
In the fields C09J 7/00 (adhesives) and C09D 7/00 (coatings), the additive is classified in C08K as additional information (CCA). This does not depend on the amount of the additive in the adhesive/coating composition (see Special rule of classification in C09J 7/00 and C09D 7/00).
Places to classify non-radical crosslinking and chain-extending agents:
In C08K are classified radical cross-linking agents. When the added compound reacts as crosslinking agent or chain extension agent via a non-radical mechanism (condensation or addition mechanism), it should not be classified in C08K. They are principally classified by the type of crosslinking agent or by the type of the chemical modification of the polymer to be crosslinked. These are the places where such compounds in combination with polymers can be classified:
- For Diene rubbers (C08C): see C08C 19/30.
- For Polyurethanes (C08G 18/00): In C08G 18/00, the use of crosslinking agents is classified according to the corresponding chemistry (e.g. polyisocyanates) Carbodiimides as crosslinker can also be found in C08G 18/797.
- For Epoxy resins (C08G 59/00): Crosslinking agents are classified in C08G 59/40.
- For Polyesters and polycarbonates (C08G 63/00 - C08G 63/64): Symbols in C08G 63/91 and C08G 64/42 can be given.
- For Other polymers in C08G: Symbols can be given according to the modification of the polymer induced by the crosslinking reaction or the modification of the polymer which allows the linking reaction.
Allocation of indexing codes:
- Orthogonal Indexing Codes C08K 2201/00 - C08K 2201/019 are used to specify the role and the physical properties of the additives.
- Orthogonal Indexing codes may be allocated in conjunction with combination-set symbols. In these situations, allocations of specific indexing codes are indicated with the related C-Sets in C-Sets classification.
- Breakdown indexing codes in C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/00 are used as single symbols for classification, but they are not used in forming of C-Set symbols (See C-Sets classification below).
Combination Sets (C-Sets):
In this subclass, C-Sets classification is applied to the following groups, listed in the table below, if the document discloses a pertinent combination of technical features that cannot be covered by the allocation of a single symbol. The fourth column of the table indicates the place where the detailed information about the C-Sets construction and the associated syntax rules can be found, in the section "Special rules of classification".
C-SETS ID | BASE SYMBOLS | SUBSEQUENT SYMBOLS | C-SETS FORMULA; LOCATION OF C-SETS RULES |
#C8Ka | C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | |
#C8Lb | C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16 (excluding breakdown indexing codes), C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C08L, C08L,…, C08K, ...); a composition comprising two or more polymers with additive(s); see C08L |
#C8Lb(Si) | C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16 (excluding C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16) | C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16, C08L 83/00, C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C08L, C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16, C08L 83/00,..., C08K, ...); a composition comprising one non Si-based polymer in majority and two or more Si-based polymers with additive(s); see C08L |
#C8Lb(Si)2 | C08L 83/00, and optionally C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16, (excluding C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16 and excluding breakdown indexing codes), C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16, C08L 83/00,..., C08L, ..., C08K,...); a composition comprising one Si-based polymer in majority with one or more Si-based polymers and optionally non-Si polymer(s) and additive(s); see C08L 83/00 | |
#C9De | C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C09D, C08K,...); a coating composition of one polymer with additive(s); see C09D 101/00 | |
#C9Df | C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16, C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C09D, C08L,…, C08K,...); a coating composition of two or more polymers with additive(s); see C09D 101/00 | |
#C9Df(Si) | C09D 101/00 - C09D 201/10 (excluding C09D 183/02 - C09D 183/16) | C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16, C08L 83/00, C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C09D, C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16, C08L 83/00, ..., C08K, ...); a coating composition comprising one non Si-based polymer in majority and two or more Si-based polymers and additive(s); see C09D 101/00 |
#C9Df(Si)2 | C08L 83/00 and optionally C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16 (excluding C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16 and excluding breakdown indexing codes), C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C09D 183/02 - C09D 183/16, C08L 83/00,..., C08L,..., C08K,...);a coating composition comprising one Si-based polymer in majority with one or more Si-based polymers and optionally non Si-based polymer(s) and additive(s); see C09D 183/00 | |
#C9Je | C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C09J, C08K,...);an adhesive composition of one polymer with additive(s); see C09J 101/00 | |
#C9Jf | C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16 (excluding breakdown indexing codes), C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown indexing codes) | (C09J, C08L,…, C08K, …); an adhesive composition of two or more polymers with additive(s); see C09J 101/00 | |
#C9Jf(Si) | C09J 101/00 - C09J 201/10 (excluding C09J 183/02 - C09J 183/16) | C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16, C08L 83/00, C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown codes) | (C09J, C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16, C08L 83/00, ..., C08K, ...); an adhesive composition comprising one non Si-based polymer in majority and two or more Si-based polymers and additive(s); see C09J 101/00 |
#C9Jf(Si)2 | C08L 83/00, and optionally C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16 (excluding C08L 83/02 - C08L 83/16 and excluding breakdown indexing codes), C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08 (excluding breakdown codes) | (C09J 183/02 - C09J 183/16, C08L 83/00,..., C08L,..., C08K, ...); an adhesive composition comprising one Si-based polymer in majority with one or more Si-based polymers and optionally non Si –based polymer(s) and additive(s); see C09J 183/00 |
The specific C-Sets rule is located at only one place of the base symbol in the section "Special rules of classification" in the definition. If the C-Sets rule is applicable to all groups of a subclass, it is located at the subclass level only. If the same C-Sets rule is applicable to multiple groups or subgroups within the same subclass, the C-Sets rule is placed at the highest group or subgroup of the multiple groups.
C-Sets statement : #C8Ka
- In groups C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08, a composition comprising additive(s) and one polymer is classified in the form of C-Sets.
- In these C-Sets, the base symbol, representing the additive is taken from the groups C08K 3/00 - C08K 13/08, whereas the subsequent symbol representing the polymer combined with the additive is taken from the groups C08L 1/00 - C08L 101/16.
C-Sets syntax rules:
- Each of these C-Sets shall contain exactly two symbols
- Duplicate symbols are not allowed in these C-Sets.
- Breakdown and orthogonal index codes are not allowed in the C-Sets either as base symbols or as subsequent symbols.
- The order of symbols in these C-Sets is relevant as it reflects the presence of one additive and one polymer
- If a composition comprising one polymer, e.g. polymer X, and two or more additives, e.g. Additive A and B, separate C-Sets are given to each additive and the polymer X, e.g. (additive A, polymer X) and (additive B, polymer X).
- For a composition comprising one polymer and four or more essential additives, e.g. additives A, B, C, D and polymer X, a C-Set is given using C08K13/yy and separate C-Sets are given to each additive and the polymer X. For example, (C08K13/yy, polymer X), (additive A, polymer X), (additive B, polymer X), (additive C, polymer X), and (additive D, polymer X).
- If an additive within C08K is disclosed in admixture with one polymer selected from a list of several polymers, but each of those polymers does not form a blend, all exemplified combinations must be classified as separate C-Sets, e.g. polystyrene or PVC containing a carboxylic amide is separately classified in (C08K 5/20, C08L 25/06) and (C08K 5/20, C08L 27/06).
- In the absence of examples, at least one C-Set is given on the basis of sufficient description of the polymer and the additive in the document.
- If an additive is used in admixture with two or more polymers in a blend, the composition is classified in a form of C-Sets following C-Sets rule in C08L, wherein the additive is assigned as subsequent symbol (see C-Sets #C8Lb).
C-Sets examples:
- #C8Ka: An admixture comprising glass fibers (C08K 7/14) and resorcinol phosphate (C08K 5/523) combined with nylon 6, 6 (C08L 77/06) is classified as (C08K 7/14, C08L 77/06) and (C08K 5/523, C08L 77/06).
- #C8Ka: An admixture of styrene-butadiene rubber with carbon black (C08K 3/04), sulfur (C08K 3/06), silica (C08K 3/36) and silane coupling agent with sulfide bridge (C08K 5/548) is classified as (C08K 13/02, C08L 9/06), (C08K 3/06, C08L 9/06), (C08K 3/04, C08L 9/06), (C08K 5/548, C08L 9/06), and (C08K 3/36, C08L 9/06).
In this place, the following terms or expressions are used with the meaning indicated:
Acyclic | The absence of a ring structure. |
Carbocyclic | The presence of a ring or ring system where all ring members are carbons. |
Condensed | The presence of two rings that share at least one ring member. |
Heterocyclic | The presence of a ring or ring system wherein at least one ring member is not a carbon atom. |
Inorganic compound | Compound devoid of a carbon atom and containing a non-metallic element, or a compound containing a carbon atom, and satisfying one of the following criteria: the compound cannot have a carbon atom having direct bonding to another carbon atom, or the compound cannot have direct bonding between a carbon atom and a halogen or hydrogen atom, or the compound cannot have direct bonding between a carbon and a nitrogen atom by a single or double bond.The following are exceptions to the above and are to be considered as inorganic compounds: compounds consisting of only carbon atoms (e.g. fullerenes), cyanogen, cyanogen halides, cyanamide, metal carbides, phosgene, thiophosgene, hydrocyanic acid, isocyanic acid, isothiocyanic acid, fulminic acid, unsubstituted carbamic acid, and salts of the previously mentioned acids and which contain the same limitations as to a carbon atom. |
Macromolecular compound | Natural or synthetic (co)polymer or resin or rubber |
Metal | Any element other than hydrogen, carbon, halogen (fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine and astatine), oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, selenium, tellurium, phosphorus, silicon, boron, noble gases (helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon and radon). |
Organic compound | Compound satisfying one of the following criteria: at least two carbon atoms bonded to each other, or one carbon atom bonded to at least one hydrogen atom or halogen atom, or one carbon atom bonded to at least one nitrogen atom by a single or double bond.Exceptions to the above criteria are: compounds consisting of only carbon atoms (e.g. fullerenes), cyanogen, cyanogen halides, cyanamide, metal carbides, phosgene, thiophosgene, hydrocyanic acid, isocyanic acid, isothiocyanic acid, fulminic acid, unsubstituted carbamic acid, and salts of the previously mentioned acids; these exceptions are considered to be inorganic compounds for classification purposes. |
Quinone | Compound derived from compounds containing a six-membered aromatic ring or a system comprising six-membered aromatic rings (which system may be condensed or not condensed) by replacing two or four >CH groups of the six-membered aromatic rings by >C=O groups, and by removing one or two carbon-to-carbon double bonds, respectively, and rearranging the remaining carbon-to-carbon double bonds to give a ring or ring system with alternating double bonds, including the carbon-to-oxygen bonds; this means that acenaphthenequinone or camphorquinone are not considered as quinones. |
In patent documents, the following abbreviations are often used:
Phr | Parts per hundred parts of rubber |
This place covers:
Polymeric compositions comprising inert inorganic substances as compounding ingredients.
Attention is drawn to the following places, which may be of interest for search:
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for laser marking applications | |
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for film applications | |
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for miscellaneous applications like liquid crystalls, fire proofing materials or luminescent materials | |
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for fire resistant wire or cable applications | |
Polymeric compositions comprising inorganic substances and being suitable for electromagnetic shielding (EMI) applications |
This group follows the special rules of Classification as outlined at subclass C08K.
The inorganic substances are classified into the appropriate groups according to their chemical nature, e.g. diamonds which consist of the chemical element carbon are to be classified in C08K 3/04 (carbon).
Subgroups:
For an inorganic substance which is to be classified but is not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'Crosslinking or vulcanising agent, including accelerators'.
For an inorganic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'Additives activating the degradation of the macromolecular compound'.
For an inorganic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as ' Filler, pigment or reinforcing additive'.
For an inorganic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'Stabiliser against oxidation, heat, light or ozone'.
For an inorganic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'Biocide'.
For an inorganic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'Flame-proofing or flame-retarding additive'.
For an inorganic substance which is to be classified but is not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'Antistatic'.
C08K 3/08 For metals and alloys of metals. For each of the metals included in the alloy, a 2000-series breakdown code of C08K 3/08 (e.g. one of C08K 2003/0806-C08K 2003/0893) can be given.
C08K 3/22 For metal oxides. Also for mixed metal oxides.
C08K 3/24 For acids and salts thereof. Also for compounds based on metallates like MexOyn- (metallates, oxometallates) (with the exception of antimonates).
C08K 3/30 For Sulfur-,selenium or tellurium-containing compounds. Also for compounds like thiomolybdate (like their equivalents with selenium and tellurium).
For glass used as inorganic substance.
If glass is used as inorganic substance and its ingredients are specifically mentioned according to their chemical nature, then rule (1) above applies.
C-Sets classification:
In this group, C-Sets (e.g. #C8Ka) are used. The detailed information about the C-Sets construction and the associated syntax rules are found in the "Special rules of classification" in C08K.
C-Sets searches:
C-Sets search queries may be made according to C-Sets classification rules described in C08K and related subclasses.
This place covers:
Use of organic ingredients: polymeric compositions comprising organic substances as compounding ingredients.
The preparation of the organic ingredients themselves, with or without their use as additives, is classified in C07.
The general processes of compounding and after treatment is classified in C08J.
Attention is drawn to the following places, which may be of interest for search:
Polymeric compositions comprising organic substances and being suitable for laser marking applications | |
Polymeric compositions comprising organic substances and being suitable for film applications | |
Polymeric compositions comprising organic substances and being suitable for miscellaneous applications like liquid crystals, fire proofing materials, luminescent or tenebrescent materials | |
Polymeric compositions comprising organic substances and being suitable for conductors or conductive bodies | |
Polymeric compositions comprising organic substances and being suitable for fire resistant cable or wire applications |
This group follows the special rules of Classification as outlined at subclass C08K.
The organic substances are classified into the appropriate groups according to their chemical nature, e.g. compounds containing ester and phenol groups are classified in C08K 5/134.
Subgroups:
In this group, 'Thiols' is meant to also comprise derivatives obtained from substitution of the thiolic H atom.
C-Sets classification:
In this group, C-Sets (e.g. #C8Ka) are used. The detailed information about the C-Sets construction and the associated syntax rules are found in the "Special rules of classification" in C08K.
C-Sets searches:
C-Sets search queries may be made according to C-Sets classification rules described in C08K and related subclasses.
For an organic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'plasticiser'.
For an organic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'crosslinking or vulcanising agent' or 'accelerator '.
For an organic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'stabiliser against oxidation, heat, light, ozone'.
For an organic substance which is to be classified but not specifically chemically defined and only described as 'nucleating', 'clarifying', or 'crystallisation improving' agent.
In this group, 'Thiols' is meant to also comprise derivatives obtained from substitution of the thiolic H atom.
This place covers:
All additives of C08K which are characterized by their shape, e.g. fibres, spherical particals, expanded particles, porous particles and hollow particles
Polymer fibres like aramide fibres are to be classified in C08K 7/02.
This group does not cover the preparation of the ingredients characterised by shape per se.
Attention is drawn to the following places, which may be of interest for search:
Carbon nanotubes or preparation of such carbon nanotubes | |
Carbon filaments or preparation of such filament |
This group follows the special rules of Classification as outlined at subclass C08K.
Subgroups:
For example, carbon nanotubes as additive material.
C-Sets classification:
In this group, C-Sets (e.g. #C8Ka) are used. The detailed information about the C-Sets construction and the associated syntax rules are found in the "Special rules of classification" in C08K.
C-Sets searches:
C-Sets search queries may be made according to C-Sets classification rules described in C08K and related subclasses.
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All additives of C08K which are characterized by being pretreated before their use as additive, the pretreatment encompassing physical as well as chemical pretreatment (resulting in physical but also in chemical attachment of the pretreating agent to the surface of the additive).
The chemical nature of pretreating agent is according to the classification scheme and as explained below.
This group does not cover the preparation of the pretreated ingredients per se.
Attention is drawn to the following places, which may be of interest for search:
Treatments of inorganic materials with inorganic compounds to enhance their pigmenting or filling properties | |
Treatments of inorganic materials with low-molecular-weight non polymer organic compounds to enhance their pigmenting or filling properties | |
Treatments of inorganic materials with macromolecular organic compounds to enhance their pigmenting or filling properties | |
Treatments of inorganic materials with organosilicon compounds to enhance their pigmenting or filling properties |
This group follows the special rules of Classification as outlined at subclass C08K.
Subgroups:
This subgroup defines physical/chemical pretreatment by non-macromolecular organic substances only
This subgroup defines physical/chemical pretreatment by non-macromolecular organic silicon containing substances only
This subgroup defines physical/chemical pretreatment by macromolecular organic substances only
This subgroup is used only, if the claims and/or examples of the respective document explicitely show/define/claim a literally 'encapsulation' of the respective pretreating agent on the additive
This subgroup is used only, if the claims and/or examples of the respective document explicitely show/define/claim a literally 'absorption' of the respective pretreating agent on the additive
For intercalated, exfoliated, or organic modified clays, symbols C08K 9/04, C08K 9/06 or C08K 9/08 should be given.
C-Sets classification:
In this group, C-Sets (e.g. #C8Ka) are used. The detailed information about the C-Sets construction and the associated syntax rules are found in the "Special rules of classification" in C08K.
C-Sets searches:
C-Sets search queries may be made according to C-Sets classification rules described in C08K and related subclasses.
This place covers:
This group does not cover the preparation of the ingredients of unknown constitution per se.
This group follows the special rules of Classification as outlined at subclass C08K.
C-Sets classification:
In this group, C-Sets (e.g. #C8Ka) are used. The detailed information about the C-Sets construction and the associated syntax rules are found in the "Special rules of classification" in C08K.
C-Sets searches:
C-Sets search queries may be made according to C-Sets classification rules described in C08K and related subclasses.
This place covers:
This subgroup should be used for classification only for mixtures with more than three essential ingredients.
This group follows the special rules of Classification as outlined at subclass C08K.
C-Sets classification:
In this group, C-Sets (e.g. #C8Ka) are used. The detailed information about the C-Sets construction and the associated syntax rules are found in the "Special rules of classification" in C08K.
C-Sets searches:
C-Sets search queries may be made according to C-Sets classification rules described in C08K and related subclasses.