Translation of "Basisrezeptur" in English

The base formulation (Table 1) is used without further additions.

The protease according to the invention was added to the same base recipe in the same activity concentrations.

In comparison to the base recipe, the preparation according to the invention showed a reduced waxiness.

This is then turned into a basic recipe and the experimentation begins.

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Mixtures based on SBR (A, B, C, D) are produced in accordance with the following basic formulation and are then processed into vulcanisates having the physical properties shown below.

The preceding recipe is to be understood as a basic recipe that can be varied, improved and refined by adding different ingredients.

FIG. 6a shows an open-cell polystyrene foam which was produced using the basic formulation, as also stated below with reference to the examples.

The same absorption behavior for apolar and polar liquids is also shown by open-cell polystyrene foams, in the production of which a foreign polymer is added to the basic formulation and the temperature at the extrusion die is about 150° C.

FIGS. 6c and 6d show the absorption behavior for apolar and polar liquids when a wetting agent is also added to the basic formulation in the production of the polystyrene foam. The wetting agent is indicated in the sectional views of FIGS. 6c and 6d by black dots in the polystyrene matrix and in the polystyrene cell walls, respectively.

The NBR latices A, B and C used in example series 1) to 5) were produced according to the base formulation shown in Table 1, with all starting materials being reported in parts by weight per 100 parts by weight of the monomer mixture.

The combination of SANTOX Basic as the basic formulation with SANTOX special formulations for particular situations allows balanced dietary supplements to be varied in order to satisfy individual needs.

The MicroTabs can be added as per individual requirements to the basic BIO-Fruits n Greens formulation, or they can be given separately and administered via our special dosage spoon.

The polymers indicated below were added in the form of water-redispersible polymer powders to the base formulation in the amounts indicated.

The observation, already made by plotting tensile strength and elongation at break (FIG. 1), is confirmed that by adding reactive glycidyl additives to the base composition the brittleness of the material, which usually increases with an increasing starch proportion, can be effectively counteracted.

NBR 1, 2 and 3 used in the example series which follow were produced according to the base formulation specified in Table 1, with all feedstocks stated in % by weighs based on 100% by weight of the monomer mixture.

Foot creams are generally o/w emulsions of, for example, 30% isopropyl myristate, 10% polysorbate, 4.2% aluminium metahydroxide and 55.8% water as the basic formulation; foot balsams are mostly water-free and contain, for example, 85% Vaseline, 5% paraffin, 3% lanolin, 3% methyl salicylate, 2% camphor, 1% menthol and 1% eucalyptus oil.

The shine and repair effect of 0.6% by weight of a polymer according to formula I with a=3.3, b=10, c=d=0 and R=C12-C14 (polymer A) in a non-ionic and an anionic basic formulation according to table 1 was tested on three different substrates: white tiles, black tiles and laminate.

An acidic aqueous treatment solution having the following composition was used as a base formulation for the pretreatment of aluminum cans (EN AW-3104):

Nitrile rubber A used in the example series which follow was produced according to the base formulation specified in Table 1, with all feedstocks stated in parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the monomer mixture.

The enzyme phase of the base formulation was combined for the various test batches with in each case 3 wt. % of preparations of the following proteases (resulting in each case in 0.5 wt. % active protein):

The same absorption behavior for nonpolar and polar liquids is also shown by open-celled COC foams in the production of which a foreign polymer has been added to the base formulation and the temperature at the extrusion die is from about 190 to 195° C.

FIGS. 4 c and 4 d show the absorption behavior for polar and nonpolar liquids when a wetting agent is additionally added to the base formulation during the production of the COC foam. This wetting agent is indicated by black dots in the COC matrix or in the COC cell walls in the cross-sectional views of FIGS. 4 c and 4 d.

The function of fillers F1) is to reduce the cost of the basic formulation, to obtain special surface effects and to control the rheology of a system.

In the uncrosslinked base formulation, in Example 15, SBR 1500 from Ameripol Synpol Corporation, Akron, USA, was used.

A mixture indicated here as a base formulation contains from 0 to 46% polyethylene, 35% fluorescent pigment, 10% filler, 2% titanium dioxide, 2% Silcron® G-100, and from 5 to 51% waxlike dispersing auxiliary, a copolymer of carbon monoxide and ethylene.

The pigment compounds needed for coloring the basic formula are also critically inspected by Mol Coatings.

They can be added in a matrix system as per individual requirements to the BIO-Fruits n Greens basic formulation.