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Milliken + Co

Koch Industries, Inc.

Jerry J King

Michael J Schutte

Roy Phillip Demott

James Travis Greer

André M Goineau

The present invention relates generally to 90% Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency gas or oil burning devices that depend on external air for combustion. More particularly it discloses an alternate intake apparatus for air for combustion that opens automatically when the inlet air conduit from outside is blocked or severely restricted.

Alternate intake apparatus

A nonionic hydrophilic macromolecule without added lubricating oil provides lubrication to textured at least partially oriented yarns to protect the yarns during subsequent processing, such as weaving to improve weaving efficiency. Softer yarns and fabrics are obtained than with conventional textured yarns while also providing improved adhesion and dyeability.

Lubricant and soil release finish for textured yarns, methods using same and fabrics produced therefrom

A process to produce a fully oriented polyester yarn from a POY polyester yarn by drawing the POY yarn at a high draw ratio in the range of 1.8&#x2013;2.3.

Method to produce improved polymeric yarn

Combined eye level and folding tape case

Scalpel

Scalpel handle

A double-bladed scalpel for removal of tissues requiring consistent width along their length. Identical metal scalpel blades are mounted to an integral rigid supporting handle. The two blades protrude outwardly from one bifurcated handle end. A contoured finger rest permits the user to exert substantial cutting pressure when using the scalpel in applications where scribing of bony tissue is required.

Double-bladed scalpel

A double-bladed scalpel for removal of tissues requiring consistent width along their length. Identical metal scalpel blades are embedded within an integral rigid supporting handle. The two blades protrude outwardly from one bifurcated handle end. A contoured finger rest permits the user to exert substantial cutting pressure when using the scalpel in applications where scribing of bony tissue is required.

A fragrance fixative and method of fixation of a fragrance along with a novel fragrance composition constitute the subject matter of the present invention. Phenylxylylethane and phenyltolylethane are known compounds which surprisingly exhibit superior qualities as a fragrance fixative. In addition to being desirable as a fragrance fixative, the compositions according to the invention exhibit desirable olfactory properties in and of themselves and can be useful in providing finishing touches to the bouquet or dominant note of the fragrance. The quantity of fixture utilized in carrying out the method and composition of the invention can vary over a wide range from 1-70% by weight. The fixative compositions can be combined with any known desirable fragrance composition.

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Missoula, MT, United States of America

Jerry J King