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Sabic Innovative Plastics IP B.v.

Enlighting Inc

Daniel R Olson

Marc Brian Wisnudel

Bret Ja Chisholm

Siegfried H Schroeter

Radislav Alexandrovich Potyrailo

Timothy W O'Donnell

John C Goossens

Karen K Webb

Ali Reza Mehrabi

Jan Pleun Lens

Jay Raghunandan Akhave

Mark Anthony Licon

Eric Michael Breitung

Dennis Lee Saunders

Michael Jarlath Brennan

Ona V Orkin

Anil Raj Duggal

James Edward Pickett

Jimmy Lynn Webb

Hua Wang

James Norman Cawse

Dennis Joseph Coyle

Kathryn Lynn Longley

Edward P Lindholm

Randall Lee Carter

Elbridge A O'Neil, Jr

Eelco M S Van Hamersveld

Frank Axel Hoefflin

Michael Jarvath Brennan

Daniel Joseph Brunelle

Philippe Schottland

Paul Michael Smigelski, Jr

Marc Schaepkens

Steven Marc Gasworth

Hieu Minh Duong

Qing Ye

Wendy Wenling Lin

Hongyi Zhou

David Gilles Gascoyne

Tiberiu Mircea Siclovan

Grant Hay

George F Medford

Steven Frederick Hubbard

David Birenbaum Engel

Bruce F Griffing

Hendrik Theodorus Van De Grampel

Michael Matthew Laurin

Kung-Li Justin Deng

Rainer Koeniger

Robert F Thompson

Hariklia Dris Reitz

Dimitris Katsamberis

Emil Markov Georgiev

Blair T Anthony

David Andrew Simon

Karmin Lorraine Olson

George T Seeger

James F Norton

Jennifer Dean

Eelco Michiel Sebastiaan Van Hamersveld

Christian Andrew Huntley

Alvin Un-Teh Chen

Chris Anthony Molaison

James Alan Resue

Jessica Hanley Budris

Ta Y Ching

Joe Parker

Radislav Alexandrovich Potyralio

Adhesive formulations generally including an acrylate and/or methacrylate monomer; a vinyl ester resin having a weight average molecular weight ranging from about 450 to about 3000; and a catalyst. Also disclosed is a method for forming a composite material employing the formulations.

Adhesive formulations for bonding composite materials

A modified optical fiber comprises one Surface Light Field Emulation (s-LiFE) segment, comprising a core; a cladding; and multiple controlled nanoscale diffusion centers to emit light through the side of the optical fibers. Optionally, the modified optical fiber has a coating. The nanoscale diffusion centers are physical geometric patterns or composition patterns in the cladding or the coating. The s-LiFE optical fiber is a member of an illumination system further comprising a light source. The method of making of said s-LiFE optical fiber comprises a fiber spooning step.

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The packaged medical article can comprise the medical article and a protective layer capable of inhibiting exposure of the medical article to a color change activator prior to use of the medical article. The medical article comprises a plastic portion and an active color changing specie, wherein the color changing specie is capable of changing color after exposure to a color change activator. The method for producing a medical article can comprise: combining thermoplastic resin with a blocked color changing specie to form a resin mixture and manufacture processing the resin mixture to form a packaged medical article. This manufacturing processing comprises forming the resin mixture into the medical article and packaging the medical article to form a packaged medical article. The color changing specie will not affect the structural integrity of the medical article when it changes color.

Medical article and method of making and using the same

A media can comprise: a reflective layer, an oxygen penetrable UV coating, and a reactive layer disposed between the UV coating and the reflective layer. The reactive layer can comprise a reactive material that oxidizes with exposure to oxygen.

Media and method for limiting access to data thereon

A membrane is provided, which may include a microporous base membrane; and a cross-linkable coating disposed on a surface of the membrane. The coating may include polyvinyl nucleophilic polymer and a urethane or a blocked isocyanate. The coating may be cross-linked. Also provided is a method of making the membrane.

Hydrophilic membrane and associated method

A composition comprising a phenylthioethylacrylate, a multifunctional (meth)acrylate, a curing agent, wherein the phenylthioethylacrylate comprises less than about 400 parts per million tin and less than about 2 percent by weight of the corresponding phenylthioethanol. The composition may further comprise at least one unsaturated acid.

Curable acrylate compositions, methods of making the compositions and articles made therefrom

Substantially solvent-free multilayer articles characterized by excellent color retention and gloss retention, solvent resistance and recyclability comprise a substrate layer which may be at least one of polycarbonates, polyesters and ABS and ASA copolymers, and a resinous coating layer which contains resorcinol or alkylresorcinol isophthalate/terephthalate ester units. An intermediate layer may also be present.

Weatherable multilayer resinous articles and method for their preparation

The present invention provides a formulation for a reactive dye layer for a limited-play optical storage medium, the reactive formulation including at least one carrier material or curable acrylate monomer, at least one reactive material disposed within the carrier material or acrylate monomer, and at least one photo-bleaching retarder material disposed within the at least one adhesive material. The at least one photo-bleaching retarder material includes at least one polymeric polyhydroxy compound selected from the group consisting of polyhydroxystyrenes, cellulose, and functionalized cellulose derivatives.

Limited play data storage media and coating formulations thereon

The present disclosure relates to a limited play optical storage media and a method for limiting access to data thereon. This storage media includes a first substrate; a reflective layer; a data storage layer disposed between said first substrate and said reflective layer; a reactive layer comprising at least one reactive material disposed on said at least one reflective layer; an optically transparent second substrate disposed between the reactive layer and a laser incident surface of the optical storage media; and an oxygen permeable barrier layer disposed between the reactive layer and a laser incident surface of the optical storage media, said reactive layer having an initial percent reflectivity of about 50% or greater and a percent reflectivity of about 45% or less after exposure to oxygen.

Limited play optical media device with barrier layers

The present disclosure relates to a limited play optical storage media and a method for limiting access to data thereon. This storage media comprises: an optically transparent substrate; a reflective layer; an oxygen penetrable UV coating disposed on a side of the substrate opposite the reflective layer; and a reactive layer disposed between the UV coating and the substrate, the optical storage media having an initial percent reflectivity of about 50% or greater and a subsequent percent reflectivity of about 45% or less.

Limited play data storage media and method for limiting access to data thereon

The present invention provides a reactive adhesive formulation for use in a limited play data storage medium, the reactive adhesive formulation including at least one adhesive material, at least one reactive material disposed within the at least one adhesive material and at least one photo-bleaching retarder material disposed within the at least one adhesive material. The at least one photo-bleaching retarder material includes resorcinol, 4-hexylresorcinol and/or polyhydroxystyrene.

Limited play data storage media and associated methods of manufacture

A limited play optical storage medium for data is provided in the present invention. The limited play optical storage medium for data comprises a first substrate; a reflective layer; a data layer disposed between said substrate and said reflective layer; a reactive layer comprising at least one carrier; and at least one reactive material; and an optically transparent second substrate with an oxygen permeability in a range between about 0.01 Barrers and about 1.35 Barrers at 25&#xb0; C. wherein the second substrate is between the reactive layer and a laser incident surface.

An environmentally-stable organic electroluminescent ('EL') fiber comprises at least one layer of an organic EL material formed on a fiber, cable, or wire; associated electrodes for providing a voltage to activate the organic EL material; and a barrier layer formed around the EL and electrode materials for reducing the permeation of oxygen, water vapor, and other reactive materials into the underlying layers. The barrier layer comprises either (1) alternating sublayers of a polymeric material and an inorganic material, or (2) alternating sets of adjacent sublayers of polymeric materials and adjacent sublayers of inorganic materials. Color of light emitted from the fiber may be modified by one or more layers containing inorganic and/or organic phosphor materials.

Environmentally-stable organic electroluminescent fibers

This invention provides methodology for the measurement of both low and high levels of scattered radiation produced by decorative and barrier coatings and plastics. Measurements of low levels are especially important for coatings used in automotive applications. The method is based on the illumination of the sample with radiation and collection of only the portion of the radiation scattered from the coating before, during and after the testing step and relating the optical signal from the tested portion of the sample material to the untested portion of the material and/or a standard. Through the practice of the invention, a large number of coating samples, as in an array, may be analyzed for their optical quality, principally haze, either after coating and curing, and/or after subjection of such coatings samples to elongation stresses, and/or abrasion testing, solvent exposure, hydrolytic stability testing, and temperature exposure.

Method for the rapid determination of the optical quality of combinatorial libraries

Blends of monofunctional and multifunctional (meth)acrylate monomers, optionally in addition to oligomeric multifunctional (meth)acrylates), can be cured by ultraviolet radiation in contact with a photoinitiator to produce optical resinous articles having a glass transition temperature of at least 35&deg; C. and having physical properties making them suitable for use as microstructure-bearing articles.

Radiation curable microstructure-bearing articles

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Daniel R Olson