Leslie N Adams

Title: Leslie N. Adams and Fibrous Cleaning Substrates

Introduction

Leslie N. Adams is an inventor associated with Manteca, California, and The Clorox Company. Her patent work focuses on fibrous cleaning substrates that incorporate solid hypohalite precipitates formed directly on the substrate.

Latest Patents

Adams is associated with 2 patents, including two related inventions concerning hypohalite-treated fibrous cleaning materials.

“Fibrous substrate with a solid hypohalite precipitate formed therein” describes a cleaning substrate with a solid hypohalite precipitate formed in situ on a layer of fibrous material. The disclosed process exposes the fibrous layer to an aqueous alkaline earth salt solution, treats it with a hypochlorite solution, and allows the solutions to react and form a solid precipitate around the fibers. It then removes at least 65% of the resulting liquid phase.

“Fibrous substrate with a solid hypohalite precipitate formed therein and process of making” describes the same general substrate concept and manufacturing process. The precipitate is formed around the fibers through the reaction of the alkaline earth salt and hypochlorite solutions, followed by removal of at least 65% of the liquid phase.

Career Highlights

Adams’s listed patent contributions center on developing fibrous cleaning substrates with active solid precipitates formed directly within the material. This approach combines substrate preparation and precipitate formation in a defined manufacturing process.

Collaborations

Adams is associated with The Clorox Company. Her listed coworkers include William L. Smith and Edward Jason White.

Conclusion

Leslie N. Adams’s patent work at The Clorox Company highlights a process for forming solid hypohalite precipitates on fibrous cleaning substrates, linking material design with a practical manufacturing method.