Mobil Oil Corporation

Other

Leland W Reid

Anthony R Knoerzer

Larry A Parr

Eber C Bianchini

Pang-Chia Lu

John R Wagner, Jr

Shaw-Chang Chu

Leland L Liu

Kevin A Kirk

Ralph J Weber

Keunsuk P Chang

Frank E All

Edwin M Wheeler

A device for converting a standard fence into an electric fence is disclosed. The electric fence converter has a top end which partly covers an existing fence post, already secured into the ground. The bottom end and mid section of the electric fence converter have a cut-out portion exposing a hollow interior of the device wherein the hollow interior at least partly covers the existing fence post, already secured into the ground. A plurality of securing hooks are located on the exterior surface of the electric fence converter. The securing hooks receive and secure an electric wire and connect a first device to a second device therein creating an electric fence out of an existing non-electric fence.

Electric fence converter

A polymeric film structure having improved oxygen, flavor/odor, grease/oil and moisture barrier characteristics is disclosed. The structure includes a polymeric substrate adapted to receive an oxygen barrier on one side thereof and a moisture barrier on the other side of the oxygen barrier. The oxygen barrier includes polyvinyl alcohol cross-linked with aldehyde containing cross-linking agents in the presence of a catalytic amount of sulfuric acid. The moisture barrier can be provided by the carrier web or incorporated into the cellulosic material, which is preferably box board.

Cellulose material containing barrier film structures

A pressure-sensitive coating for reducing seal is applied to an exposed surface of a pressure-activated adhesive. The coating is preferably deposited on the exposed surface of the adhesive by decomposition of a decomposable precursor in the presence of plasma. The employed decomposable precursor may include a hydrocarbon gas whereby an amorphous layer of interconnected carbon atoms is deposited on the surface of the adhesive, or a silicone-containing compound whereby the deposited coating is an amorphous layer of interconnected silicone and oxygen atoms.

Protective coating for pressure-activated adhesives

A polymeric film structure having improved oxygen, flavor/odor, grease/oil and moisture barrier characteristics is disclosed. The structure includes a polymeric core sandwiched between an oxygen barrier on one side thereof and a moisture barrier on the other side of the polymeric core. The oxygen barrier includes polyvinyl alcohol cross-linked with aldehyde containing cross-linking agents in the presence of a catalytic amount of an inorganic acid, preferably sulfuric acid. The moisture barrier is a coating of polyvinylidene chloride, which also enhances the oxygen barrier of the polymeric film structure.

Oxygen, flavor/odor, grease/oil and moisture barrier film structures

A polymeric film structure having improved oxygen and moisture barrier characteristics is disclosed. The structure includes a polymeric substrate adapted to receive an oxygen barrier on one side thereof and a moisture barrier on the other side of the oxygen barrier. The oxygen barrier includes polyvinyl alcohol cross-linked with aldehyde containing cross-linking agents in the presence of a catalytic amount of an inorganic acid, preferably sulfuric acid. The moisture barrier is a metallized polymeric composite, preferably metallized oriented polypropylene.

Oxygen and moisture barrier metallized film structure

This invention provides a water-based, insoluble, heat-sealable, anti-fog coating composition to be used for polymer films. The anti-fog composition of the invention includes a non-ionic, hydrophilic surfactant, a hydrophobic binder compatible with the surfactant in an aqueous medium in an amount sufficient to form an emulsion. A heat-sealable polymer film coated with the heat-sealable anti-fog coating composition of the invention is also provided together with a method for preparing the same.

Plastic films with surface anti-fog properties

A transparent polymeric film that provides a barrier to the transmission of ultra-violet light. The film results from the addition of titanium dioxide particles having an average particle size less than the wavelength of visible light, yet greater than the wavelength of ultra-violet light, to a polymeric material capable of being formed as a transparent film. More specifically, the titanium dioxide particles have an average size on the order of from about 0.010 .mu.m to 0.050 .mu.m and, preferably from about 0.018 .mu.m to 0.040 .mu.m.

Transparent films providing a barrier to the transmission of

A film combination includes (a) an oriented polymeric substrate which in its unmodified state is susceptible of transmitting oxygen and water vapor; (b) a primer coating on the substrate; (c) a layer of cross-linked polyvinyl alcohol on the primer layer; and (d) on the cross-linked layer a layer of a blend of (1) a polyvinyl alcohol homo or copolymer and (2) an ethylene-acrylic acid copolymer.

Printable high barrier multilayer film

A process for producing thermoplastic film which is an antifogging, heat-sealable polypropylene film; the antifogging agent is a polyglycerol ester or a sorbitan ester of a fatty acid. The resultant film, which has good clarity, persistent antifogging characteristics, and excellent heat sealability, is useful for packaging refrigerated foods. The disclosure also provides a process for making the film in which the polypropylene-containing thermoplastic resin is extruded into a sheet with subsequent orientation of said sheet in the longitudinal direction to form a monoaxially oriented film; the film is then oriented in the transverse direction.

Process for making coated polypropylene film

A composite sheet of a polymeric film form base liner, a cured release coating laminated to at least one side of the base liner, and a coating of at least one high surface energy material (a surfactant/emulsifier) on at least one surface of the base liner.

Release sheet

A release film for label stock and the like having:

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Palmyra, NY, United States of America

Leland W Reid