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Momentive Performance Materials Gmbh

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Continental Aktiengesellschaft

Nbcuniversal Media, LLC

Continental Reifen Deutschland Gmbh

Michael Joseph O'Brien

Robert James Perry

Qiwei Lu

Larry Neil Lewis

Edward M Jeram

Roy M Griswold

Philip J McDermott

Patricia Chapman Irwin

Michael Alan Vallance

Prameela Susarla

Grigorii Lev Soloveichik

Richard P Eckberg

Dan Hancu

Kenneth Paul Zarnoch

William Eugene Pecak

Sergei Kniajanski

Carla Recker

Xi Yang

Herbert Shin-I Chao

Gary William Yeager

John Robert Campbell

Richard W Cruse

Kwok Pong Chan

Marc Brian Wisnudel

Frederic Joseph Klug

Julia L Lee

Wendy Wen-Ling Lin

Matthew Jeremiah Misner

Kaustubh Ravindra Nagarkar

Paul William Buckley

Suresh K Rajaraman

Thomas Francis McNulty

John Alfred Kilgour

Thomas Kramer

James Enrico Sabatini

Katharina Herzog

John Thomas Leman

Cathleen Ann Hoel

Scott Michael Fisher

Malgorzata Iwona Rubinsztajn

Bryan Duffey

Atchara Chaiyawat

Tunchiao Hubert Lam

Amy Rene Freshour

William Michael York

Mark Daniel Doherty

Robert Michael Enick

James L Desorcie

Rachel Lizabeth Farnum

Stephanie Lynn DePalma

Jason Jiwoo Lee

Joop Birsak

Brittany Nicole Potter

Kasiraman Krishnan

Stanlee Teresa Buddle

Peter Kennedy Davis

Hugo Gerard Eduard Ingelbrecht

Michael Dominic Schulte

Owen Scott Quirion

Gerardo Rocha-Galicia

Brian Dominic Stephens

Paul Takao Furuta

Tan Zhang

Eric Joseph Aho

Melania I Lapinski

Stephanie Lynn Depalma

Hugo Gerard Edward Ingelbrecht

Qiwei Liu

Isabel Christin Albers

Slawomir Rubinsztaijn

Ayesha Maria Gonsalves

Matthew Thomas Johnson

Thomas Francis Mcnulty

Michael Jeffrey Mclaughlin

Roy Melvin Griswold

Ceramic slurries may include ceramic particles, a photoreactive-photostable hybrid binder, and a photoinitiator. The photoreactive-photostable hybrid binder may include a photoreactive organic resin component, a photoreactive siloxane component, and one or more photostable siloxane components. Methods of forming a ceramic part may include curing a portion of a ceramic slurry by exposing the portion of the ceramic slurry to light to form a green ceramic part, and partially firing the green ceramic part to form a brown ceramic part. The brown ceramic part may be sintered at or above a sintering temperature of the ceramic particles to form a ceramic part, wherein sintering includes heating the brown ceramic part to a sufficient temperature to promote reaction bonding that converts silica from the photoreactive-photostable hybrid binder into silicates that bond with the ceramic particles.

Ceramic slurries with photoreactive-photostable hybrid binders

A ceramic slurry for forming a ceramic article includes a binder, a first plurality of ceramic particles having a first morphology, a second plurality of ceramic particles having a second morphology that is different from the first morphology; and a photoinitiator. A method for using this slurry for fabricating ceramic articles is presented as well.

Ceramic slurries for additive manufacturing techniques

The present disclosure is directed to a method of altering chemical properties of an in-process resin used with a 3D printing apparatus. The method includes monitoring the in-process resin using an imaging spectrometer, comparing the in-process resin and a model using one or more spectrums from the imaging spectrometer, and diluting the in-process resin with a diluting resin.

Characterization and control system and method for a resin

An efficient and cost-effective process of carbon dioxide recycling in enhanced oil recovery wells or in fracturing wells is provided. The process comprises recovering a hydrocarbon enriched stream of condensed carbon dioxide from and enhanced oil recovery (EOR) well or a fracturing well; adding to said stream one or more thickeners; and directing the thickened stream to the EOR well or fracturing well for recycled usage in EOR.

Carbon dioxide and hydrocarbon assisted enhanced oil recovery

The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to light-curable ceramic slurries, and more specifically, to hybrid binders for light-curable ceramic slurries. A light-curable ceramic slurry includes a hybrid binder having an organic resin component and a multi-functional reactive siloxane component that is miscible with the organic resin component. The slurry also includes a photoinitiator having a corresponding photoactivation wavelength range and ceramic particles. The slurry is cured via exposure to light in the photoactivation wavelength range of the photoinitiator such that both the organic resin component and the multi-functional reactive siloxane component of the hybrid binder polymerize.

Light-curable ceramic slurries with hybrid binders

A compound represented by the following formula is provided:  Also provided is a solution including a compound disclosed herein, a volume of dense carbon dioxide (CO), and a co-solvent, where the solution has an increased viscosity greater than the viscosity of dense CO. Methods of increasing the viscosity of dense COand natural gas liquids (NGLs) by, for example, dissolving a compound disclosed herein to form a solution, are also provided.

Compositions for, solutions for, and methods of use of siloxane based aromatic trisureas as viscosifiers

A carbon dioxide absorbent composition is described, including (i) a liquid, nonaqueous silicon-based material, functionalized with one or more groups that either reversibly react with COor have a high-affinity for CO, and (ii) a hydroxy-containing solvent that is capable of dissolving both the silicon-based material and a reaction product of the silicon-based material and CO. The absorbent may be utilized in methods to reduce carbon dioxide in an exhaust gas, and finds particular utility in power plants.

Liquid carbon dioxide absorbents, methods of using the same, and related systems

An amino-siloxane composition is presented. The amino-siloxane composition includes structure (I): wherein Ris independently at each occurrence a C-Caliphatic radical; Ris a C-Caliphatic radical; Ris a C-Caliphatic radical or R, wherein Rcomprises structure (II): andX is an electron donating group. Methods of reducing an amount of carbon dioxide in a process stream using the amino-siloxane composition are also presented.

Amino-siloxane composition and methods of using the same

A composition suitable for forming a support using a three-dimensional (3D) deposition method is presented. The composition includes a wax including at least one functional group capable of reacting with a build material used in the 3D deposition method, when exposed to an actinic radiation, wherein the functional group is itself substantially non-reactive to the actinic radiation. A method of forming a three dimensional (3D) article is also presented.

Composition and method for use in three dimensional printing

A silicone polymer is provided, modified with at least one functional group from the class of anthraquinone amide groups; anthraquinone sulfonamide groups; thioxanthone amide groups; or thioxanthone sulfone amide groups. The polymer can be combined with a hydrocarbon solvent or with supercritical carbon dioxide (CO), and is very effective for increasing the viscosity of either medium. A process for the recovery of oil from a subterranean, oil-bearing formation is also described, using supercritical carbon dioxide modified with the functionalized silicone polymer. A process for extracting natural gas or oil from a bedrock-shale formation is also described, again using the modified silicone polymer.

Thickening compositions, and related materials and processes

A carbon dioxide absorbent composition is described, including (i) a liquid, nonaqueous silicon-based material, functionalized with one or more groups that either reversibly react with COor have a high-affinity for CO; and (ii) a hydroxy-containing solvent that is capable of dissolving both the silicon-based material and a reaction product of the silicon-based material and CO. The absorbent may be utilized in methods to reduce carbon dioxide in an exhaust gas, and finds particular utility in power plants.

An amino-siloxane composition is presented. The amino-siloxane composition includes structure (I): wherein Ris independently at each occurrence a C-Caliphatic radical; Ris a C-Caliphatic radical; Ris a C-Caliphatic radical or R, wherein Rcomprises structure (II): and X is an electron donating group. Methods of reducing an amount of carbon dioxide in a process stream using the amino-siloxane composition are also presented.

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