Dow Corning Corporation

Other

Quadsil, Inc.

Kimmerling Holdings Group, LLC

La Torre Innovation LLC

John Donald Blizzard

Terence J Swihart

James Steven Tonge

Robert L McKellar

Kenneth A Kasprzak

Carl M Monroe

William Kenneth Weidner

Kirk A Kimmerling

Levi J Cottington

Joan McMahon

Joseph P Rapp

Michael E Silver

Daniel Graiver

Gary Michael Wieber

Michael Ward Skinner

Arnold W Lomas

Dipak B Narula

Vicky Sue Cobb

Andrew Szweda

James McVie

Steven E Cray

Justin S La Torre

Arne R Jarnholm

Jenny L Gilles

Bernard VanWert

Compositions of matter that are antifreeze composition, coolants, heat transfer fluids, and de-icing fluids based on the use of coalescent efficient glycol ethers.

Antifreeze compositions

Compositions of matter that are useful in the preparation of plastics and paints. These compositions contain a large number of silanol groups bonded to the silicon atoms that provide water solubility and/or disperseability of such materials in aqueous solutions. In addition, these compositions contain organofunctional groups that are antimicrobial in nature. These compositions, when coupled with plastics and paints, provide antimicrobial properties to such plastics and paints as well as adhesion properties.

Compositions useful in preparing plastics and paints

A method of encapsulating particulate materials. The method of encapsulating particulate materials may be used to multi coat a coated thermoplastic particle. The method includes providing an amount of acidified water in an amount to hydrolyze a pre-determined amount of alkoxysilane. A particulate thermoplastic material is dispersed within the acidified water. Once dispersed, an amount of alkoxysilane having a pre-determined formula is added and an amount of time is allowed to pass thereby allowing the alkoxysilane to hydrolyze and build a particle having a pre-determined particle size. Once the particle with pre-determined particle size has been obtained, the particles may be combined with alkoxysilane having a pre-determined formula and an amount of time is allowed to pass thereby allowing the alkoxysilane to hydrolyze and build a particle having a pre-determined particle size. This provides an encapsulated particulate material having one or more coatings thereon.

Method of encapsulating particulate material

Methods of providing sustained sterilization of thermoplastics; providing thermoplastics that have the capacity to dispense sodium fluoride, and, a method of providing sustained sterilization of thermoplastics and providing thermoplastics that have the capacity to dispense sodium fluoride, both from the same thermoplastic article.

Thermoplastic materials having beneficial properties and processes for providing the same

Compositions of matter that have adhesion properties. The presence of a large number of silanols on the molecules described herein creates a solubility or dispersability of these molecules in aqueous solutions that is not obtainable from random hydrolysis of the precursor silanes.

Compositions having adhesion properties

A method of encapsulating particulate materials that enables the particulate materials to be used in end use applications where they currently are not useful. The method uses specific sol gel technology to encapsulate solid particles. In addition, the method can be used to multiple coat a coated particle.

Compositions are disclosed that comprise at least one compound of formula IV: wherein the variable are as defined in the specification. The compositions are antimicrobial and optionally curable, and useful, inter alia, in dental, medical, and industrial applications for reinforcement and/or adhering two surfaces together.

Two- and three-component siloxane and related compounds and compositions

Compositions of matter that have antimicrobial properties and adhesion properties and are highly dispersible in aqueous solutions. The presence of a large number of silanols on the molecules of this invention creates a solubility or dispersability of these molecules in aqueous solutions that is not obtainable from prior art antimicrobial monomers.

Highly dispersible antimicrobial and adhesion agents

New compositions of matter that provide lubricant properties when cured into a coating on a substrate. The compositions are low molecular weight structured polysilicate compositions that have high silanol contents. The polysilicates are combined with a condensation catalyst and allowed to cure on the appropriate substrate. The cured coating has lubricant properties.

Compositions having lubricant properties

Two- and three-component siloxanes and related compounds and compositions

A composition of matter that has surfactant properties in aqueous solutions. The presence of a large number of silanols on the molecules of these compositions creates a solubility or disperseability of these molecules in aqueous solutions that is not obtainable from the quaternary salt monomers. The compositions also have adhesive properties when cured with or without functional organic materials.

Compositions having surfactant and adhesion properties

The present invention provides, inter alia, a colored flame candle. This colored flame candle contains: a wick, a body of solid combustible material surrounding the wick except a tip portion of the wick, and a first encapsulated color agent adapted to color a flame of the candle, which color agent is dispersed within the solid combustible material and/or on the wick. Also provided is a wick for a colored flame candle.

Colored flame candle

A novel cleaner and polish formulation that is eco friendly, that is, it is formulated without alcohols, organic solvents and without normal cleaning and polishing components, for example, amine functional materials, that are undesirable with regard to the environment.

Cleaner and polish formulation comprising a polydimethylsiloxane/wax mixture

A flexible barrier film has a thickness of from greater than zero to less than 5,000 nanometers and a water vapor transmission rate of no more than 1&#xd7;10g/m/day at 22&#xb0; C. and 47% relative humidity. The flexible barrier film is formed from a composition, which comprises a multi-functional acrylate. The composition further comprises the reaction product of an alkoxy-functional organometallic compound and an alkoxy-functional organosilicon compound. A method of forming the flexible barrier film includes the steps of disposing the composition on a substrate and curing the composition to form the flexible barrier film. The flexible barrier film may be utilized in organic electronic devices.

Flexible barrier film, method of forming same, and organic electronic device including same

An adhesive flexible barrier film comprises a substrate and a barrier layer disposed on the substrate. The barrier layer is formed from a barrier composition comprising an organosilicon compound. The adhesive flexible barrier film also comprises an adhesive layer disposed on the barrier layer and formed from an adhesive composition. A method of forming the adhesive flexible barrier film comprises the steps of disposing the barrier composition on the substrate to form the barrier layer, disposing the adhesive composition on the barrier layer to form the adhesive layer, and curing the barrier layer and the adhesive layer. The adhesive flexible barrier film may be utilized in organic electronic devices.

Growing community of inventors

Bay City, MI, United States of America

John Donald Blizzard