E.i. Dupont De Nemours and Company

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Ekc Technology Inc.

Dupont US Holding, LLC

Scialdone, Mark Andrew

Mark Andrew Scialdone

Leo Ernest Manzer

Scott Christopher Jackson

Keith Ward Hutchenson

Albert Gordon Anderson

Mayis Seapan

Henry Max Schleinitz

John Feaster

Damini Patel

Kenneth Gene Moloy

Steven Willis Shuey

John Charles Fisher

Shaker Ahmed Mousa

Robert John Barsotti

Neville Everton Drysdale

Wai Mun Lee

Christian Peter Lenges

Laura Ann Lewin

Jozef Theresia Huybrechts

David Lincoln Thorn

David Neil Marks

James Arnold Schultz

Douglas J Adelman

William J Delaney

David L Hallahan

Leen Tanghe

Mukesh C Shah

Hua Cui

Dale Robert Coulson

Manxue Wang

Ann Y Liauw

Irwin Palefsky

A system and method is presented wherein a disposable pod having two chambers, each of which can be either wet or dry and contain a variety of substances, is sized to fit distinct brewing systems offered by third parties, such that the puncturing and water dispensing functionality of such brewing systems cause the mixture of the variety of substances in the two chambers resulting in a wide range of beverages.

Beverage dispensing system and method

Disclosed are methods for treating catmint oil. The treated catmint oil can be used for the production of hydrogenated catmint oil, which is enriched in the insect repellent, dihydronepetalactone.

Hydrogenation of catmint oil

The present invention relates to the extraction and hydrogenation of essential oil of aplant. The invention includes hydrogenatedcompounds and compositions, as well as methods of preparation and therapeutic uses for regressing tumors in a cancer patient. The extract can include 9-tetrahydrocannabinoic acid and 9-cannabidiolic acid, and the hydrogenatedoil can include hydrogenated 9-tetrahydrocannabinoic acid, hydrogenated 9-cannabidioc acid and, mixtures and blends thereof.

Hydrogenation of cannabis oil

The present invention relates to the extraction and hydrogenation of essential oil of a cannabis plant. The invention includes hydrogenated cannabis compounds and compositions, as well as methods of preparation and therapeutic uses for regressing tumors in a cancer patient. The extract can include 9-tetrahydrocannabinoic acid and 9-cannabidiolic acid, and the hydrogenated cannabis oil can include hydrogenated 9-tetrahydrocannabinoic acid, hydrogenated 9-cannabidioc acid and, mixtures and blends thereof.

Disclosed are methods for treating catmint oil. The process allows the separation of sulfur-containing compounds from the catmint oil. The treated catmint oil can be used for the production of hydrogenated catmint oil, which is enriched in the insect repellent, dihydronepetalactone.

Disclosed are methods for treating catmint oil. The treated catmint oil can be used for the production of hydrogenated catmint oil, which is enriched in the insect repellent, dihydronepetalactone, and from which formulated products may be prepared.

Solvent addition and removal in the hydrogenation of catmint oil

Dihydronepetalactone, a minor natural constituent of the essential oil of catmints (spp.) such as, has been identified as an effective insect repellent compound. Synthesis of dihydronepetalactone may be achieved by hydrogenation of nepetalactone, the major constituent of catmint essential oils. This compound, and compositions thereof, which also has fragrance properties, may be used commercially for its insect repellent properties.

Formulations containing insect repellent compounds

Disclosed are salt compositions of lysinol and dicarboxylic acids; and lysinol derived polymers including polyamide, polyimide, polyurea, cross-linked polyurea comprising urethane linkages, polyurea foams, cross-linked polyurea foams, and lysinol-epoxy thermoset.

Polymers derived from renewably resourced lysinol

This invention relates to preservatives at neutral or slightly acidic pH containing copper complexes and calcium, magnesium, and/or zinc cations for protection of wood, cellulose, hemicellulose, and lignocellulose from decay caused by fungi.

Copper complexes and their use as wood preservatives

A high yielding method is described for recovery of catmint oil from catmint plants of the genusby improved separation of a catmint oil containing phase from the condensed steam distillate of catmint plants. Catmint oil may be obtained in quantitative yields for use in insect repellent compositions.

Method for the enhanced recovery of catmint oil

Described are aromatic amino compounds that are useful to methods of carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide removal.

Aromatic amino compounds for carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide removal

This invention relates to sulfur based compounds useful in methods of carbon dioxide or sulfur dioxide removal.

Systems for carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide removal

Sulfur compounds for carbon dioxide and sulfur dioxide removal

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West Grove, PA, United States of America

Mark Andrew Scialdone