Lamberti Spa

Novamont S.p.a.

Igm Resins Italia S.r.l.

Igh Resins Italia S.r.l.

Lamerti Spa

Ministero Dell'universita'e Della Ricerca Scientifica Technologica

Giovanni Floridi

Giuseppe Li Bassi

Catia Bastioli

Luigi Merli

Pierangelo Pirovano

Tiziana Milizia

Valentina Langella

Giandomenico Cella

Maurizio Tosin

Andrea Scaffidi Lallaro

Dario Fornara

Stefano Crespi

Lorenzo Giardini

Gabriele Pietro Norcini

Alan Nappa

Paolo Prampolini

Barbara Biasotti

Rocco Di Modugno

Angelo Casiraghi

Mauro Riccaboni

Andrea Balestrini

Enzo Meneguzzo

Tamara Verzotti

Gianfranco Del Tredici

Erik Gallo

Massimo Cecchetto

Ugo C Pfeiffer

Marika Morone

Franco Federici

Mauro Tenconi

Sama Nazar Makiah

Thierry Bossi

James Dean Reiss

Bradley Eidem

Cristina Picco

Riccardo Vago

Marco Foa'

Roberto Ponti

Cong Li

Italo Guanella

Stefano Romagnano

Eva Baldaro

Gian Domenico Cella

Andrea Bernini Freddi

Karine Coget

Letizia Privitera

Stefano Fumagalli

Domenico Vetri

Thomas Gallo

Mauro Parini

Flavio Mari

Elena Bellotti

Silvia Mansi

Alessandro D'Aloia

Chiara Fumagalli

Filippo Quaglia

Dario Chiavacci

Arianna Benetti

Fernanda Farachi

Giampietro Margheritis

Roberto Macchi

Laura Vigano

Giuseppe LiBassi

Christian Parisi

Gianfranco Paganini

Mattia Canziani

Laura Vigano'

Dario Conti

Bruno Pegorari

Vittorio Betti

Franscesca Giani

Quenton Christopher Villareal

Max Giudici

Marco Antoniotti

Simona Esposito

Raffaella Pelizzari

Lorenza Mariani

Gabriele Costa

Francesca Giani

Giuseppi Li Bassi

Emilio Cremona

Enrico Cavo

Enrico Sironi

Daria Diamante

Lorena Bottarello

Serena Gazzo

Mariuccia De Luca

Gabriele Greco

Alessandro Lugari

Barbara Gatti

Roberto Coarezza

Davide Ricco'

Don Spier

Chiara Cipriani

Laura Vigano′

Stefano Carboni

Christopher Quenton Villareal

Stefania Vecchi

Alessandro D'aloia

Method of coating a substrate comprising the steps of: i) applying to the substrate a radiation curable aqueous composition comprising a dispersed polymeric binder, ii) thermally drying the aqueous coating composition and iii) electron beam curing the coating composition, the method being characterized by the fact that the aqueous coating composition is a physically drying, film-forming aqueous composition and that the curing is performed in air atmosphere.

Method of coating a substrate by electron beam curing

Non-aqueous suspensions of water-soluble polymers may comprise water-soluble polymers selected among polysaccharides, derivatives of polysaccharides, and mixtures thereof and may further comprise a carrier fluid, an emulsifier, and a suspending agent. The suspending agent may be obtained by polymerization of: (I) from 20 to 70% by weight of a monoethylenically unsaturated monomer containing a carboxylic group; (II) from 20 to 70% by weight of a (meth)acrylic acid ester; (III) from 0 to 3% by weight of a polyethylenically unsaturated monomer; and (IV) from 0 to 10% by weight of a nonionic acrylic associative monomer. The sum of I and II may represent at least 80% by weight of the monomer mixture.

Non-aqueous drift control suspensions

Non-aqueous suspension composition of water-soluble polymers and method for treating a subterranean formation comprising the step of placing an aqueous fluid containing the suspension composition into the subterranean formation.

Non-aqueous suspensions

A method of minimizing the weight loss of mass of the drilling pipe and wellbore casing while drilling a subterranean well with an oil-based drilling fluid comprising adding to the oil-based drilling fluid an anti-wear additive based on sulfated, sulfonated or sulfited natural oils or fats of vegetable or animal origin.

Method of drilling a wellbore

Method for increasing lubrication in metal working processes by the use of phosphate esters of propoxylated and ethoxylated alcohols.

Lubricant additives for metal working

Process for the preparation of aqueous polyurethane dispersions, containing from 20 to 50% by weight of an anionic polyurethane having a mean particle size from 1 to 15 micron and providing films with durable low gloss aspect.

Aqueous polyurethane dispersions

The present invention relates to a method to inhibit gas hydrate formation in the field of crude oil and natural gas extraction, transportation and processing.

Gas hydrate inhibitors

Personal care and household care compositions comprising a conditioner and rheology modifier based on a cationic galactomannan or cationic xyloglucan having cationic degree of substitution comprised between 0.01 and 3, free from (3-chloro-2-hydroxypropyl)trimethyl ammonium chloride and free from (2,3-epoxypropyl) trimethyl ammonium chloride.

Cosmetic and household care compositions

The present invention relates to a rheology modifier and to its use as thickener in oil-based subterranean treatment fluids; more particularly, the rheology modifier is an aqueous slurry of a pyromellitamide.

Rheology modifier for subterranean treatment fluids

Ceramic tiles may be prepared employing a process characterized by the addition to the ceramic raw materials of an aqueous slurry comprising a swellable clay of the smectite family, a binder and a water-soluble salt of a monovalent cation. The ceramic raw materials mixed and then subjected to wet grinding to produce a slip. The thus obtained slip is then subjected to spray drying.

Process for making tiles

The present invention relates to a hydrocarbon-free emulsion stabilizer, to water-in-oil subterranean treatment fluids comprising said stabilizer and having improved stability and environmental compatibility, and to their use in subterranean treatments.

Hydrocarbon-free emulsifier

Method for inhibiting the swelling and the dispersion of shales in the treatment of subterranean shale formations comprising the use of a cationic tamarind gum and fluids for the treatment of subterranean shale formations comprising a cationic tamarind gum.

Shale inhibitors based on cationic tamarind gum, and drilling fluid comprising the shale inhibitor

Cleaning composition for use in cleaning wellbore walls, tubing or casing comprising: (i) from about 5% to 100% by weight of a mixture M consisting of from 10% to 50% by weight of acetophenone, from 5% to 30% by weight of butyl glycol and from 40% to 80% by weight of a surfactant, and (ii) from 0% to 95% by weight of water, in which (i)+(ii) sum up for at least 85% by weight of the cleaning composition; and process for cleaning a wellbore wall.

Process for the cleaning oil and gas wellbores

Method for increasing lubricity of a wellbore fluid comprising the following steps: i) preparing a water in oil microemulsion that contains insoluble particles of metal hydroxides and/or metal oxides in the inner aqueous phase, the insoluble particles being synthesized from their salt precursors in the water droplets of the microemulsion; ii) adding to the wellbore fluid the water in oil microemulsion; iii) injecting the wellbore fluid into a subterranean formation and iv) performing the drilling, completion or coiled tubing operations in the subterranean formation.

Method of increasing lubricity of wellbore fluids

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Giovanni Floridi