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u.s. Patent 5,879,564. Mar. 9, 1999 R. Farinato, assignor to Cytec TechnoLogy Corp., Stamford, Conn. A method of dewatering a disper- sion of suspended solids, compris- ing adding to the dispersion an effective amount of a cationic, wa- ter-soluble, or water-swellable polymer to form a mixture of the dispersion and the polymer, wherein the polymer has a bulk viscosity to standard viscosity ra- tio of300 to 500, a sedimentation value of 10% or less, and contains recurring (methlacrylamide units and recurring diallyldimethylam- monium chloride, dialkylaminoal- ky1(alklacrylate, or dialkylamino- alkyHalklacrylamide units; and dewatering the mixture. MULnLAYIR PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD FOR WIRE BONDING U.S. Patent 5,879,568. Mar. 9, 1999 N. Urasaki et aL., assignors to Hitachi Ltd., Tokyo A process for producing a multi- layer printed circuit board com- prising compounding electrically insulating ceramic whiskers in a thermosetting resin varnish, dis- persing the whiskers in the var- nish uniformly by stirring, coat- ing the resulting mixture on a roughened side of a copper foil, semicuring the resin by heating to form a thermosetting resin layer, placing this layer on an interlayer circuit board in which plated through-holes and conductor cir- cuits have been formed, and hot pressing them to form an integral laminate; forming an etching re- sist on the copper foil, and etching the copper foil portions exposed from the etching resist into the shape of holes for forming inter- stitial via holes; removing the etching resist; applying laser beams to the cured thermosetting resin layer exposed from the fine holes of the copper foil etched into the shape of holes for forming in- terstitial via holes to remove the resin layer to an extent that the circuit conductors of the inter- layer board are to be exposed, thereby forming via holes; rough- ening the cured thermosetting resin layer on the walls of said via holes by using a roughening TOTALTREAT® INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS USFilter's Industrial Wastewater Systems group introduces a line of standardized precipitation and neutralization systems. The TotalTreat line includes continuous precipitation, batch precipitation. and neutralization systems. Each of these systems is skid-mounted. factory assembled and tested to ensure hassle-free installation. Each includes a PLe control package for low operating costs and safery inter-locks. Contact Industrial Wastewater Sys(erns at 800.525.0658 or 724.772.0044 phont, 724.772.1360 fax. USFilte, 7illing ellrr oftht world's Wlltn: Circle 064 on reader information card December 1999 77
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u.s. Patent 5,879,564. Mar. 9, 1999R. Farinato, assignor to CytecTechnoLogy Corp., Stamford, Conn.

A method of dewatering a disper­sion of suspended solids, compris­ing adding to the dispersion aneffective amount of a cationic, wa­ter-soluble, or water-swellablepolymer to form a mixture of thedispersion and the polymer,wherein the polymer has a bulkviscosity to standard viscosity ra­tio of 300 to 500, a sedimentationvalue of 10% or less, and containsrecurring (methlacrylamide unitsand recurring diallyldimethylam­monium chloride, dialkylaminoal­ky1(alklacrylate, or dialkylamino­alkyHalklacrylamide units; anddewatering the mixture.

MULnLAYIR PRINTED CIRCUITBOARD FOR WIRE BONDINGU.S. Patent 5,879,568. Mar. 9, 1999N. Urasaki et aL., assignors toHitachi Ltd., Tokyo

A process for producing a multi­layer printed circuit board com­prising compounding electricallyinsulating ceramic whiskers in athermosetting resin varnish, dis­persing the whiskers in the var­nish uniformly by stirring, coat­ing the resulting mixture on aroughened side of a copper foil,semicuring the resin by heating toform a thermosetting resin layer,placing this layer on an interlayercircuit board in which platedthrough-holes and conductor cir­cuits have been formed, and hot

pressing them to form an integrallaminate; forming an etching re­sist on the copper foil, and etchingthe copper foil portions exposedfrom the etching resist into theshape of holes for forming inter­stitial via holes; removing theetching resist; applying laserbeams to the cured thermosettingresin layer exposed from the fineholes of the copper foil etched intothe shape of holes for forming in­terstitial via holes to remove theresin layer to an extent that thecircuit conductors of the inter­layer board are to be exposed,thereby forming via holes; rough­ening the cured thermosettingresin layer on the walls of said viaholes by using a roughening

TOTALTREAT® INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER

TREATMENT SYSTEMS

USFilter's Industrial Wastewater Systems group

introduces a line of standardized precipitation and

neutralization systems. The TotalTreat line includes

continuous precipitation, batch precipitation. and

neutralization systems. Each of these systems is

skid-mounted. factory assembled and tested to ensure

hassle-free installation. Each includes a PLe control

package for low operating costs and safery inter-locks.

Contact Industrial Wastewater Sys(erns at 800.525.0658

or 724.772.0044 phont, 724.772.1360 fax.

USFilte,7illing ellrr oftht world's Wlltn:

Circle 064 on reader information card

December 1999 77

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