Church & Dwight Co., Inc.

Certainteed Corporation

Verizon Patent and Licensing Inc.

Rajesh Ranjan

Gregory F Jacobs

Keith C Hong

Velissa Van Scoyoc

Gerhart P Huy

Jonathan Andrew Wharton

David Schweitzer

Caryn Culleton Oryniak

William D Platt

Michael T Pinchiaroli

Richard James Elliott Gilbert

Jacob Daniel Taylor

Husnu M Kalkanoglu

Luis C Muniz

Krishna Reddy

Muthiah Thiyagarajan

Jon Toliver

Ming Liang Shiao

Steven T Adamy

Naveen Kumar Reddy Indurti

Enseart Alwyn Simpson

Pawan Khurana

Carmen Guzman

Rajitha R Kondapalli

Iyer Kasinath

The present disclosure provides compositions and products formed therefrom. In particular, the disclosure provides elastomeric latex articles, such as gloves and condoms, that can be prepared utilizing a styrene-polyisoprene-styrene (SIS) latex. The elastomeric articles can exhibit desired tensile properties while being substantially or completely free of undesired components, such as sulfur and zinc oxide, which can be allergens. The disclosure further provides methods of preparing elastomeric latex articles.

Polymer compositions and products formed therewith

A method of forming an asphalt mixture includes mixing a polyol with a bio-source material to form a bio-asphalt. The method can further include mixing the bio-asphalt with a bitumen source different from the bio-asphalt to form an asphalt mixture. The bio-source material can include an oil, such as a vegetable oil, an animal fat, or any combination thereof. The bitumen source can include a petroleum-based asphalt. The method can further include adding a modifier, such as a fatty acid, a polycarboxylic acid, a polyacrylic acid, a polyacrylate comprising a copolymer, or any combination thereof. Moreover, a roofing grade asphalt mixture includes a bio-asphalt. The bio-asphalt includes an alkyd, wherein the alkyd is a reaction product of a polyol and a bio-source material. The roofing grade asphalt mixture further includes a bitumen source material and particles.

Roofing product including bio-based asphalt mixture and methods of making the roofing product and the roofing-grade asphalt mixture

Systems and methods are provided for creating the composite document and verifying of digital documents on blockchain. A request for verification is received from the user through at least one of a web link or button provided on the document. The composite document containing original content and corresponding embedded information in the metadata is also received along with the request. Upon a receipt of the composite document, the embedded information is retrieved from the metadata of the received document based on the characteristics of the embedded information. The retrieved document is then sent to the verification server to initiate the process of verification. Upon verification of the authenticity of the content, the results are provided to the system, which is then displayed over a user interface. Along with the authenticity of the content, the issue key of the issuing authority, if available, which issues the digital composite document, also gets verified, as an additional non-mandatory step.

System and method of facilitating publishing and verification of digital documents on a distributed ledger

The present disclosure provides compositions and products formed therefrom. In particular, the disclosure provides polymer compositions and hydrogel-latex compositions in particular. Such compositions can include a water-soluble polymer, a natural or synthetic rubber latex, and a rheological stabilizer. The present disclosure further provides products and articles that include a coating layer of the polymer composition on at least a portion of a surface thereof. The coating formed of the polymer composition can impart improved properties to the product or article, such as improved moisture absorption, improved lubricity, and the like.

Polymer compositions and articles coated therewith

The present disclosure provides packages that are configured for containing a prophylactic device and a quantity of lubricant material. The package can include a first portion defining a first chamber containing a prophylactic device; and a second portion defining a second chamber containing a quantity of lubricant composition; wherein the first chamber of the first portion and the second chamber of the second portion are arranged to separably engage one another about external surfaces of the first portion and the second portion so as to form a unitary package. The present disclosure further provides methods for providing a lubricated prophylactic device.

Separable package

The present disclosure provides packages that are configured for containing a prophylactic device and a plurality of lubricant compositions. The package can include a primary storage compartment in which the prophylactic device can be contained and a plurality of secondary storage compartments arranged relative to the primary storage compartment, the plurality of secondary storage compartments containing lubricant composition(s). The present disclosure further provides methods for providing a lubricated prophylactic device.

Multi-chambered package

A system and method are provided for rule configuration for communication protocols. A set of rules associated with a plurality of network resources associated with a server is received at the server from another server. The set of rules is stored in a data storage associated with the server. A request is received at the server from a computing device, for accessing a network resource. One or more rules associated with the network resource are determined from the rules in the data storage. A mapping between the request and each of the one or more rules is determined. If the mapping provides one or more matches between one or more parameters of the request and the one or more rules, a modified request is generated based on the one or more matches. Access to the network resource is provided to the computing device based on the modified request.

Rule configuration framework for communication protocols

Identification of potential fraudulent website activity is performed based on log entry analysis. A log entry representing a user referral from an external referrer is processed to determine whether the referred user performed a log in procedure at a user account website of an organization. The external referrer is, for example, a phishing website. In one example, the referred user first accesses an enterprise website of the organization via the phishing website and subsequently accesses the user account website via the phishing website. In an alternate example, the referred user only accesses the user account website via the phishing website. Upon determining the referred user performed a log in procedure at the user account website, a fraud prevention system is notified.

Identification of potential fraudulent website activity

A method of forming an asphalt mixture can include mixing a bio-source material and a bitumen source to form a bitumen mixture. The bitumen mixture can be mixed with a catalyst to form the asphalt mixture. Particles can be added to the asphalt mixture to form a roofing-grade asphalt mixture. In an embodiment, the bitumen source material can have a softening point of at least approximately 93&#xb0; C. and a penetration distance no greater than approximately 25 dmm. In another embodiment, the roofing-grade asphalt mixture can have a softening point of at least approximately 104&#xb0; C., a penetration distance no greater than approximately 12 dmm, a viscosity of at least approximately 3000 cps at a temperature of 204&#xb0; C., or any combination thereof. The asphalt mixture can be applied to a base material to form a roofing product. The asphalt mixture can be applied as a pavement product.

Oxidized mixture of bio-based material and asphalt, a bio-based asphaltic material, and methods of making the same

A building product may include a top layer that is substantially rigid such that it is configured to be walkable. In addition, the building product may include a radiant barrier layer configured to reflect heat, and a vent layer located between the top layer and a roof deck. The vent layer may comprise air flow channels configured to transfer heat through at least a portion of the roof product. The top layer, vent layer and radiant barrier layer can form a unitary structure.

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Princeton, NJ, United States of America

Rajesh Ranjan