Sabic Innovative Plastics IP B.v.

The Texas A&m University System

General Electric Corporation Gmbh

Alex Dimitri Sokolowski

Mark D Elkovitch

Gyula Vigh

Walter Van Kruijsen

Mark Elkovitch

A polyamide/poly(arylene ether) composition includes specific amounts of a block copolymer, glass fibers, and a compatibilized blend of at least two polyamides and a poly(arylene ether). The composition is particularly useful for molding automotive under-the-hood components that exhibit an improved balance of moldability, heat resistance, and resistance to brittle failure.

Polyamide/poly(arylene ether) composition, method, and article

A composition containing particular amounts of a poly(arylene ether), a poly(arylene sulfide), an electrically conductive carbon black, and glass fibers is particularly useful for molding heat-resistant articles suitable for electrostatic painting. Compared to a corresponding composition without the poly(arylene ether), the composition exhibits improved paint attraction and markedly improved paint adhesion, and it allows the use of a lower level of conductive carbon black to achieve the same electrical conductivity. The composition thus provides an excellent balance of impact strength, electrical conductivity, and paint attraction and adhesion.

Injection molded article and composition for the preparation thereof

A sampling system for performing a spectroscopic analysis on a polymer during its production is described. The system includes a transfer tube capable of transporting the polymer from a production site to a storage site. The tube includes an entry site connected to the production site; and an exit site connected to the storage site. A transparent window is inserted into the wall of the tube, and a door or other barrier is provided to stop the flow of polymer through the tube, so that it accumulates against the window. A spectroscopic device situated outside the tube then takes a reading of the polymer through the window, to perform the desired analysis. Related methods are also described.

Method for performing a spectroscopic analysis on a polymer sample, and related articles

A self-adjusting, free-flowing pneumatic nebulizer interface is described for coupling fluid phase separation apparatus such as capillary electrophoresis apparatus or fluid-phase analyte delivery apparatus such as flow-injection analysis apparatus to gas phase, post-separation detection apparatus such as mass spectrometers, chemiluminescence detectors, or other similar gas phase detection apparatus. The interface combines the analytes with only the needed amount of sheath fluid to produce a combined flow whose magnitude automatically matches the self-aspiration rate of the pneumatic nebulizer interface, and which is combined with a gas flow to produce an aerosol. The resulting aerosol can then be either deposited directly on a surface, forwarded directly to a detection system or forwarded first to a conversion apparatus such as an oxidizer and the oxidized sample components are then forwarded to a detector.

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Albany, NY, United States of America

Alex Dimitri Sokolowski