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John H Woods

Timothy J Baker

Toby R Graves

Ashvinkumar N Jagtap

Jeffrey R Zerr

Charles E Laughlin

William E Nasser

An overprint aqueous varnish has improved properties by having incorporated therein a small amount of an aqueous mixture of a finely divided hydrocarbon and certain high molecular weight oxyalkylated primary alcohols.

Overprint aqueous varnish

An aqueous dispersion useful in formulating water-based printing inks is provided. The dispersion contains water, an alkoxylated primary linear polymeric alcohol dispersant and a finely divided mostly linear aliphatic hydrocarbon having a molecular weight of about 300-3,000 and/or a finely divided chemically modified mostly linear aliphatic hydrocarbon having a molecular weight of about 300-3,000.

Additive composition for water-based inks

An indicator which is attached to the steering wheel of a vehicle and which has a boat indicia and a front wheel position indicator that rotate with the steering wheel and which has a gravity weighted disk-shape member upon which a towing vehicle is indicated as well as a roadway and which remains in the vertical position as the wheel is rotated so that a position of the vehicle and the trailer can be continuously observed.

Indicator for assisting backing of a trailer or any type of towed vehicle

This invention relates to a beeswax substitute which comprises a blend of:

Wax composition useful as a beeswax substitute

This invention relates to a one step process of oxidizing a natural or synthetic non-benzenoid hydrocarbon wax in the presence of a metal oxide or hydroxide, such as potassium, sodium or lithium oxide or hydroxide, and to the product formed by such oxidation.

One step modification and oxidation of waxes

This invention relates to hydrocarbon polymers having lower penetration or greater hardness (H), greater viscosities (V), higher molecular weights (MW), but having melting points (MP) and congealing points (CP) which are essentially no higher, but preferably lower than the original hydrocarbon.

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Tulsa, OK, United States of America

John H Woods