Angus Chemical Company

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Dow Global Technolgoies LLC

Rohm and Haas Company

Aladdin Manufacturing Corporation

The Dow Chemical Company

Ddp Specialty Electronic Materials Us, LLC

Angus Chemie Gmbh

David W Moore

Raymond John Swedo

Ray E Drumright

Asghar Akber Peera

Joseph Gan

Francois M Casati

Charles Coburn

Richard Michael Wehmeyer

Michael V Enzien

Adrian J Birch

Michael D Major

Heather R Mcginley

G David Green

John D Gummere

Benjamin R Elliott

Fredric Valentini

Douglas John Bugajsky

Christian Spieker

John D Gummre

Jean-Marie L Sonney

Adjustable molding assemblies and methods for bridging a gap between building elements are provided. The molding assembly includes a molding that includes a cover portion with opposing ends that are configured to contact outer surfaces of adjacent building elements. At least one flexible attachment portion extends from a lower surface of the cover portion, the at least one attachment portion including one or more interlocking elements. A track includes one or more grooves for receiving the attachment portion. One or more complementary interlocking elements are associated with each groove for retaining the attachment portion.

Adjustable molding assemblies and methods

A process for making a tertiary aminoalcohol compound is disclosed. The process comprises using an excess amount of a carbonyl compound in a condensation step between the carbonyl compound and a nitroalkane in the presence of a catalytic amount of a tertiary aminoalcohol compound, and conducting a hydrogenation/alkylation step to produce the tertiary aminoalcohol. The tertiary aminoalcohol compound used to catalyze the condensation step is preferably the same tertiary aminoalcohol compound produced in the hydrogenation/alkylation step. The process uses fewer steps than conventional processes.

Process for making tertiary aminoalcohol compounds

This disclosure relates to methods for limiting the undesired reverse Mannich reaction during the hydrogenation reduction of one or more nitro functional groups (&#x2014;NO) to their corresponding amines (&#x2014;NH).

Process for preparing alkyl pyroglutamic acids

Provided are protected antimicrobial compounds which are useful for controlling microorganisms in aqueous or water-containing systems, such as oil or gas field fluids, at elevated temperature. The antimicrobial compounds are of the formula I: wherein Rand Rare as defined herein.

Protected antimicrobial compounds for high temperature applications

A process of preparing a nitroalcohol, e.g., 2-nitro-2-methyl-1-propane, from a nitropolyol, e.g., 2-nitro-2-methyl-1,3-propanediol, the process comprising the step of contacting under hydrogenation conditions the nitropolyol with hydrogen, a hydrogenation catalyst and, optionally, a chelating agent.

Process for the preparation of nitroalcohols

Provided is a process for preparing alkyl diamine compounds in high purity. The process utilizes an alkyl amine compound during the reduction of a nitroamine, resulting in reduction of the concentration of undesired byproducts.

Process for the preparation of alkyldiamines

Provided are protected antimicrobial compounds which are useful for controlling microorganisms in aqueous or water-containing systems, such as oil or gas field fluids, at elevated temperature. The antimicrobial compounds are of the formula I: wherein R, R, R, X and Y are as defined herein.

Provided is a process for making a tertiary aminoalcohol compound. The process comprises using an excess amount of a carbonyl compound in a condensation step between the carbonyl compound and a nitroalkane, and conducting a hydrogenation/alkylation step to produce the tertiary aminoalcohol. The process uses fewer steps than conventional processes.

Nitroaldol ('Henry') reactions between nitroalkanes and aldehydes in the presence of a catalyst and a two-phase reaction medium produce nitroalcohols at increased reaction rates compared to single-phase organic solvent systems, and do not require use of surfactants as is typical of single-phase aqueous solvent systems and solventless systems. The reaction medium comprises an organic solvent phase and an aqueous solvent phase. The aqueous solvent may be 100% water.

Process for producing nitroalcohols

In a rotary press, temperature of a printing plate is sensed by an infrared temperature sensor mounted in close proximity to a cylinder carrying the printing plate. Sensor output is used to control a closed loop of a water circulating system which includes one or more water-carrying rollers in an ink train. A water cooler and a water heater are provided in the closed loop and are controlled in response to the sensor output to maintain the printing plate at a temperature which allows proper inking thereof.

Apparatus and method for controlling temperature of printing plate on

A portable court boundary for a sport such as badminton or volleyball is formed of flexible cord or twine. The boundary is designed to be wound upon a specially constructed spool so that it can be easily unrolled and laid in place on the surface where it is desired to play the game. The spool has a hollow interior within which are stored hooks for anchoring the boundary to the playing surface. To assist in properly disposing the boundary, each of the boundary corners is color coded with a different color.

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Hebron, IL, United States of America

David W Moore