Petroleum Fermentations N.v.

Petroferm, Inc.

Emulsan Biotechnologies Inc.

501 Petroleum Fermentations N.v.

Kevin R Hrebenar

Michael E Hayes

James F Deal, Iii

Patricia L Murphy

Paul L Bolden, Jr

Laurence E Futch, Jr

Robert D Sell

Donald P Hosman

George M Whitesides

Jerome M Lewis

Larry Futch

Eirik Nestaas

Lawrence M Woodworth

Jennifer L Minor

Paul L Bolden Jr

Laurence E Futch Jr

James F Deal Iii

A liquid cleaning composition comprising a solvating agent and a rinsing agent, the ratio of the vapor pressure of said rinsing agent to the vapor pressure of said solvating agent being at least about 20 and the use thereof to clean substrates that have soil adhered thereto.

Cleaning composition comprising solvating agent and rinsing agent

A process for removing soil from a substrate which includes the use of a liquid cleaning composition comprising a solvating agent (for example, a monobasic ester) and a rinsing agent (for example, a perfluorocarbon), the solvating agent having:

Cleaning with solvating and rinsing agents

Cleaning process including use of solvating and rinsing agents

This invention relates to the production of oil-in-water emulsifiers and emulsion stabilizers. More particularly, this invention relates to methods for the production of novel hydrophobically modified proteins which may be used as emulsifiers or to stabilize emulsions. This invention also relates to products incorporating these hydrophobically modified protein emulsifiers and emulsion stabilizers. These compounds may be used in many applications such as paints, dyes and cosmetics.

Hydrophobically modified proteins

Methods and compositions are provided to facilitate the transportation and combustion of highly viscous hydrocarbons by forming reduced viscosity hydrocarbon-in-water emulsions, and in particular, bioemulsifier-stabilized hydrocarbon-in-water emulsions.

Bioemulsifier-stabilized hydrocarbosols

Methods and compositions are provided for the removal of soldering flux, screen inks and resists from contaminated surfaces. The compositions of the invention contain dibasic acid esters in combination with an appropriate emulsifying surfactant.

Dibasic esters for cleaning electronic circuits

This invention relates to the reduction of oxidized sulfur compound (SOX) emissions produced during combustion of sulfur (S)-containing combustible compounds. More particularly, this invention provides a method for reducing such emissions wherein the combustible compound is mixed with an admixture of a water soluble and a water insoluble sulfur sorbent. Use of such admixtures, remarkably, produces a reduction in the SOX level far greater than would be expected based on the activity of each sorbent alone. Extremely viscous hydrocarbons can be burned as preatomized fuels, which can also be mixed with sorbent admixtures. Clean burning fuels comprising sulfur-containing combustible compounds and sorbent admixtures are also provided.

Method for reducing sox emissions during the combustion of

Bioemulsifier stabilized hydrocarbosols

Methods and compositions are provided to facilitate the transporation and combustion of highly viscous hydrocarbons by forming reduced viscosity hydrocarbon-in-water emulsions, and in particular, bioemulsifier-stabilized hydrocarbon-in-water emulsions.

Combustion of viscous hydrocarbons

Methods and composition are provided to facilitate the utilization of highly viscous hydrocarbons as clean burning fuels.

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Kevin R Hrebenar