Eastman-kodak Company

Eastman Chemical Company

E Phillip Smith

Shane Kipley Kirk

Stephen H Wu

Kenny Randolph Parker

Bobby Mal Phillips

Shriram Bagrodia

Waylon Lewellyn Jenkins

Yeong-Ho Chang

Kimberly T Peters

John R Gossett, Jr

Paul A Rundquist

Kenneth P Perry

This invention relates to an article of manufacture consisting of a toy having a plurality of synthetic fibers capable of spontaneously transporting water on the surface thereof, said fibers satisfying the following equation

Toy articles of manufacture comprising spontaneously wettable fibers

Coating compositions containing medium density, low molecular weight polyethylene wax and a tackifying resin. The coating composition coats a fertilizer core such as urea to result in an improved fertilizer release profile.

Coating compositions for slow release fertilizer formulations

This invention relates to a process for treatment of pigments and the compositions of treated pigments using the disclosed process. Particularly, this invention describes a process for producing non-dusty, free flowing, granular pigment materials in which the pigment is treated by a water-dissipatable polyester. The treated pigment materials generally exhibit high dispersibility in water and polar solvent systems. Dispersions of such materials provide film-forming characteristics, water-resistivity and excellent adhesion when applied to the skin. The pigment materials prepared by the disclosed process are suitable for incorporation in paints, inks, cosmetic bases, liquid make-ups or other cosmetic preparations such as mascara.

Fluidized bed process for treating pigments

Coating compositions and pellets coated therewith which are adaptable for oral administration to ruminants are disclosed. The coating protects the core material of the pellets in the rumen and releases it postruminally. The coating is a specific mixture of a film-forming polymeric material, hydrophobic material and flake material.

Rumen-stable pellets

A post-rumen effective composition for oral administration to ruminants containing a bioactive substance molecularly dispersed with a basic polymer. The bioactive substance is miscible with the polymer and may be a vitamin, antibiotic, peptide or anti-inflammatory agent. The basic polymer contains from about 1 percent to about 25 percent by weight of nitrogen and is resistant to a pH of greater than about 5 and soluble or swellable at a pH of less than about 3.5.

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Blountville, TN, United States of America

E Phillip Smith