University of Delaware

Schott Corporation

Oran Safety Glass Inc.

Christopher M Snively

Katherine T Leighton

Wiktor Serafin

Theodore Allen Wegert

Edgar L Aleshire

John Carberry

Kurt Schaupert

Reed Jacob Hendershot

Rohit Vijay

Carsten Weinhold

Eric Hector Urruti

Rebecca S Neill

Jochen Lauterbach

Ben Feist

Edward L Aleshire

A transparent laminate structure is provided that includes a front section, a rear section, and a middle section securing the front and rear sections to one another with a gap therebetween. The front section has a strike face formed of an impact resistant layer and a polymer backing layer bonded to the impact resistant layer by an interlayer. The rear section has a forward face comprising at least one polymer layer. The front and middle sections can form an integral subassembly.

Light weight temperature resistant transparent laminate structure

A transparent laminate structure is provided that includes two transparent layers, a transparent interlayer, and an inorganic barrier layer. The two transparent layers each have an inner face and a side edge. The transparent interlayer is between and laminates the inner faces of the two transparent layers to one another. The transparent interlayer also extends over the side edges of the two transparent layers and laminates the inorganic barrier layer to at least the side edges of the two transparent layers.

Transparent laminate structures

Nitrogen oxides (NO) storage catalysts comprising cobalt and barium with a lean NOstorage ratio of 1.3 or greater. The NOstorage catalysts can be used to reduce NOemissions from diesel or gas combustion engines by contacting the catalysts with the exhaust gas from the engines. The NOstorage catalysts can be one of the active components of a catalytic converter, which is used to treat exhaust gas from such engines.

Nitrogen oxides storage catalysts containing cobalt

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Clarks Summit, PA, United States of America

Christopher M Snively