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Dow Corning Corporation

Dow Silicones Corporation

Mark Keinath

James Thompson

Dongchan Ahn

Eric Jude Joffre

Michael Salvatore Ferritto

Anil Kumar Tomar

Aaron Greiner

James Anderson Beck

Feifei Lin

John E Keinath

Lylenette Canfield

Various embodiments disclosed relate to methods of separating volatile compounds from a liquid feed mixture comprising an emulsion. In various embodiments, the method includes contacting a first side of a first membrane with a liquid feed mixture including an emulsion having a polymer, and at least one volatile compound. The method can also include contacting a second side of the first membrane with a sweep medium including at least one a sweep fluid to produce a permeate mixture on the second side of the first membrane and a retentate mixture on the first side of the first membrane, wherein the permeate mixture is enriched in the volatile compound, and the retentate mixture is depleted in the volatile compound.

Method of removing volatile compounds from emulsions

A novel saccharide siloxane copolymer has improved stability in the presence of water as compared to certain previously known saccharide siloxanes. The saccharide siloxane copolymer is useful in personal care compositions.

Saccharide siloxanes stable in aqueous environments and methods for the preparation and use of such saccharide siloxanes

A snow cycle includes a conventional motorcycle chassis having a set of steerable front forks and a rear swing arm, which normally mount front and rear wheels of the cycle, respectively. A snow track module is mounted to the rear swing arm and has an endless track driven by a cog connected to a drive sprocket of the engine by a single chain. At least one and preferably a pair of skis are mounted off the front forks and are pivotable fore and aft as well as tiltable to either side to maintain the ski flat to the ground when the vehicle is tilted to one side or the other when making an aggressive turn.

Snow cycle

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Saginaw, MI, United States of America

Mark Keinath