Solenis Technologies, L.p.

Hercules Corporation

Solenis LLC

Ashland Licensing and Intellectual Property LLC

Solenis Technologies Cayman, L.p.

Patric Bierganns

Markus M Broecher

Paquita Erazo-Majewicz

Christian Flocken

Nabil Naouli

Frank Seida

Michael Schultz

Christian Dollendorf

Markus Brocher

Charlotta Kanto-Oeqvist

Frank Kruger

Markus Bröcher

Jochen Josef Houben

Markus BRÖCHER

Frank KRÜGER

Werner Peter Karl Fischer

Jörg Karp

Charlotta Kanto-Oequist

Werner Peter Fischer

Jorg Karp

A method of producing a polymerized product through an inverse emulsion polymerization reaction. The current method includes introducing an ultraviolet (UV) light sensitive initiator into an inverse emulsion monomer formulation comprising monomers and irradiating the monomer formulation with an UV light source. A polymerized product is formed from polymerization of the monomers in the presence of the irradiated UV light sensitive initiator.

Ultra violet assisted photo initiated free radical polymerization

The current process relates to an adiabatic gel polymerization process for the production of water-soluble polyelectrolytes using UV LED modules or a combination of a UV tube light sources and UV LED modules wherein the resulting polymer has increased throughput, lower residual monomer content as well as lower insolubles compared with current photoinitiated polymerization processes.

Adiabatic gel polymerization process for the production of water-soluble polyelectrolytes

The invention relates to powdery, water-soluble, cationic polymer composition comprising at least two different cationic polymers, namely a first cationic polymer and a second cationic polymer, which differ in chemical nature and molecular weight, as well to a method for producing such powdery, water-soluble, cationic polymer composition, and to its use for promoting flocculation in solid-liquid separation, for example as a retention aid in paper manufacture, and in sludge dewatering/wastewater purification.

Powdery water-soluble cationic polymer composition

The present invention relates to a device for detecting deposits in a reflection area inside a liquid-bearing system comprising an ultrasonic transducer for emitting an ultrasonic emission signal towards the reflection area and a first detection means for detecting an ultrasonic reflection signal obtained by reflection of the ultrasonic emission signal in the reflection area, wherein a second detection means is disposed in the reflection area, the second detection means being configured to detect a specific kind of deposit.

Device and method for detecting and analyzing deposits

The present invention relates to a method and device for detecting and analyzing deposits in liquid-bearing systems. More particularly, the device relates to being able to detect and analyze deposits in a liquid-bearing systems such as industrial plants that use and store fluids. The method relates to being able to determine a distribution of the run time of a detected ultrasonic reflection signal and analyzing the distribution to determine if deposits are deposited onto a heated reflecting area.

Device and method for detecting deposits

The present invention relates to a method and device for detecting and analyzing deposits in liquid-bearing systems. More particularly, the device relates to being able to detect and analyze deposits in a liquid-bearing systems such as industrial plants that use and store fluids. The method relates to being able to determine a distribution of the run time of a detected ultrasonic reflection signal and analyzing the distribution to determine if deposits are deposited onto a reflecting area.

Method and device for detecting and analyzing deposits

The invention relates to an aqueous cleansing emulsion comprising a hydrophobic component Hselected from the group consisting of the following categories: (i) aliphatic C- or C-terpene hydrocarbons; (ii) aliphatic C- or C-terpenoids; (iii) aliphatic C-C-hydrocarbons; and (iv) C-C-carboxylic acid C-C-alkyl esters. A hydrophobic component Hselected from the group consisting of the following categories: (iii) aliphatic C-C-hydrocarbons; (iv) C-C-carboxylic acid C-C-alkyl esters; (v) aliphatic C-C-hydrocarbons; (vi) aromatic C- or C-terpenoids; (vii) aliphatic or aromatic C-, C-, C- or C-terpenoids; (viii) essential, animal or vegetable oils; and (ix) silicon oils. Furthermore, the emulsion contains an emulsifier Ehaving a HLB value of 4&#xb1;2; an emulsifier Ehaving a HLB value of 9&#xb1;2; and optionally, an emulsifier Ehaving an HLB value of 16&#xb1;4.

Emulsions for removal and prevention of deposits

The present invention is related to surfactant-based formulations comprising the polyelectrolytes and blends of such polyelectrolytes with non-cellulosic cationic polysaccharide polymers wherein the surfactant is a phosphate ester. The surfactant-based formulations exhibit improved clarity of the resulting formulations, their improved conditioning of keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved deposition of dispersed phase materials onto keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved lather performance, and their improved rheology in applications such as personal care and household care products and textile applications.

Cationic synthetic polymers with improved solubility and performance in phosphate surfactant-based systems and use in personal care and household applications

The present invention is related to surfactant-based formulations comprising the polyelectrolytes and blends of such polyelectrolytes with non-cellulosic cationic polysaccharide polymers. The surfactant-based formulations exhibit improved clarity of the resulting formulations, their improved conditioning of keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved deposition of dispersed phase materials onto keratin substrates, textile substrates, and hard-surface substrates, their improved lather performance, and their improved rheology in applications such as personal care and household care products and textile applications.

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