3m Innovative Properties Company

Solventum Intellectual Properties Company

Bill H Dodge

Andrew John Ouderkirk

Erin A McDowell

Nicholas T Gabriel

Kenton D Budd

Robert R Kieschke

Mahmut Aksit

Max Powers

Jie Jerry Liu

Michael Albert Haase

Joel D Oxman

Timothy J Nevitt

Christopher Stewart Lyons

David K Cinader, Jr

Richard Paul Rusin

John P Baetzold

Yizhong Wang

Neeraj Sharma

Ta-Hua Yu

Evan L Schwartz

Daniel J Schmidt

Kevin W Gotrik

Afshin Falsafi

Jason W Bjork

Brett J Sitter

David J Rowe

Paul J Homnick

Arokiaraj Jesudoss

Masayuki Nakamura

James R Miller

Paul R Klaiber

Jana Ninkovic

Mark B Agre

Bradley D Craig

Daimon K Heller

MaThazin Aung

Randilynn B Christensen

Kelly S Johnson

Artin Margharian

David K Cinader

Mathazin Aung

A method of applying a two-part dental sealant is described comprising providing a syringe device () comprising a cartridge () including first and second chamber. The first chamber contains a first part of a dental sealant comprising a (meth)acrylate resin and an oxidizing curing agent. The second chamber contains a second part of a dental sealant comprising a (meth)acrylate resin and a reducing curing agent that reacts with the oxidizing curing agent of the first chamber. The first and/or second part of the dental sealant further comprise a single component or multiple components that neutralize acid and promote remineralization. The syringe device comprises a dispensing nozzle () comprising a static mixer and an outlet at one end of the cartridge and a plunger () at the opposing end of the cartridge. Also described is a kit for storing and applying the dental sealant is described.

Two-part dental sealant, method of applying with a syringe device, and kit

A film including a resin layer comprising a structured major surface opposite a second major surface, the structured major surface including a plurality of features; a barrier layer on the structured major surface; and a first adhesive layer on the barrier layer.

Structured film and articles thereof

The present disclosure provides a configuration and technique of fabricating remote phosphor optics (such as lenses) for downconverting LEDs, replacing the prior art solid hemispherical lenses with a novel thin-shell hemispherical lens that can be used with a wide range of encapsulating materials, including low index materials such as air and methyl silicones. The present disclosure further provides a configuration and technique whereby the remote phosphor lenses can be used with an LED array.

LED with remote phosphor and shell reflector

The present invention is a method of coating uniformly shaped and sized articles. The method includes providing a reactor having an arrayed inner surface, positioning the articles within the reactor, and coating the articles.

Uniform chemical vapor deposition coating on a 3-dimensional array of uniformly shaped articles

A method of coating a plurality of sheets. A fluid is forced through gaps in the plurality of sheets. The fluid has a substantially plug flow profile and the fluid deposits a coating on at least one surface of the plurality of sheets in a self-limiting deposition process.

Sheet coating method

A marker composition and a package using same. The marker composition can include retroreflective particles and a dispersion medium, the blending ratio of the retroreflective particles being from 50 to 90 mass % on the basis of the total marker composition.

Particles with quantum dots and method of making the same

Methods for applying a coating to a substrate in rolled form, the substrate including a first edge face and a second edge face opposite the first edge face, the substrate further having a first major surface and a second major surface opposite the first major surface, the first and second major surfaces extending between the first edge face and the second edge face, the methods including applying a coating to at least one edge face and optionally at least a portion of one or both major surfaces of the substrate in rolled form. Articles in rolled form prepared according to the foregoing methods are also disclosed.

Methods for applying a coating to a substrate in rolled form

A method of depositing a conformal coating on a porous non-ceramic substrate requires reactive gases to flow through the substrate so as to leave a conformal coating behind. The process can be used to leave a hydrophilic surface on the interior pores of the substrate, even when the substrate is of a naturally hydrophobic, e.g., olefinic material. The method can be used in a roll-to-roll process, or in a batch process. In some convenient embodiments of the latter case, the batch reactor and the conformally coated substrate or substrates can together go on to be come part of the end product, e.g., a filter body and the filter elements respectively.

Method of applying atomic layer deposition coatings onto porous non-ceramic substrates

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Finlayson, MN, United States of America

Bill H Dodge