Standard Oil Company (indiana)

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Amoco Corporation

Edward F Rader

Michael A Stasi

Marc O Baleiko

Walker H Bowman

Eileen Rader

Edward F Paschke

A hot water dispenser is provided for dispensing a selected volume of water at a predetermined water temperature. The dispenser has a body defining a predetermined sized cavity having an inlet for receiving cold water and an outlet for dispensing hot water. A heating mechanism is disposed within the body for heating the water contained within the cavity. A manually operable timer switch is operated to energize the heating mechanism and to select a time period for maintaining the heating mechanism energized. This selected time period determines the selected volume of heated water dispensed. A thermally responsive mechanism enables dispensing water from the outlet responsive to the predetermined water temperature of the heated water.

Hot water dispenser

A method for placing catalytically active alkali metal ion on a catalyst support to make an in situ catalyst is disclosed. Specifically, the method contemplates providing a quantity of a suitable catalyst support in a particulate form, providing a gaseous feed stream containing a predetermined amount of the alkali metal ion in the form of a volatile alkali metal compound, and contacting the catalyst support with the volatile alkali metal ion-containing feed stream for a time period sufficient to deposit at least some of the alkali metal present in the feed stream onto the thus-contacted catalyst support.

Method for placing a catalytically active alkali metal on a catalyst

Process is disclosed for treating the reaction product of propionic acid and formaldehyde to recover methacrylic acid from an aqueous effluent wherein said effluent contains methacrylic acid, unreacted formaldehyde, unreacted propionic acid, water and by-products.

Process for recovery of methacrylic acid

A method and apparatus is disclosed for feeding solid materials against high pressures wherein a compressible solid is continuously conveyed through a screw extruder having a design compression ratio of from about 50 to about 100 percent of the compression ratio of the solid material being conveyed.

Method and apparatus for continuous pumping of compressible solids

Compositions of amorphous polyamides which are thermoplastic and characterized by an improved impact resistance which comprise terephthalamide and/or isophthalamide polymers, physically blended with polyolefin polymers.

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Wheaton, IL, United States of America

Edward F Rader