The Procter Gamble Company

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Raul Victorino Nunes

Khosrow Parviz Mohammadi

Nicholas William Geary

Freddy Arthur Barnabas

Haile Mehansho

Phillip Richard Green

Rafael Ortiz

Renee Irvine Mellican

Marco Caggioni

Francesc Corominas

Janine Anne Flood

Matthew Thomas Heisey

Alessandro Corona, Iii

Yonas Gizaw

Matthew Lawrence Lynch

Marc Johan Declercq

Hugo Jean Marie Demeyere

Dimitris Ioannis Collias

Robert Wayne Glenn, Jr

Dean Larry DuVal

Kerry Lloyd Weaver

Mark William Hamersky

Jianjun Justin Li

Martin Ian James

Stephen Robert Glassmeyer

Gary Wayne Gilbertson

Aleksey Mikhailovich Pinyayev

Vesselin N Shanov

Arsen Arsenov Simonyan

Christopher Miles Miller

Mark Lewis Agerton

Elizabeth Anne Wilder

Todd Ryan Thompson

Leonard Edwin Small

Jose Carlos Garcia-Garcia

David K Yang

Jerry Douglas Young

Yiping Sun

Douglas Michael Graham

James Merle Heinrich

Eric Paul Granberg

Ke-ming Quan

Alice Marie Ward

Bryan Keith Waye

Scott Edward Manchuso

Lee Arnold Schechtman

Thomas Edward Dufresne

Jacqueline Ann Daniels

Darren Paul Trokhan

John Christopher Wesner

Paul Alfred Cimiluca

Ivan Maurice Alfons Jan Herbots

Mark Benson Andon

John Philip Hecht

Safa Motlagh

Donald Ray Patton

Brian Wilson Howard

Lowen Robert Morrison

Alan Howard Ullman

Galen Edward Downton

Glenn James Dria

Renee Danielle Bolden

Spencer Christopher Rupard

Jason Donald McCarty

Kris Eugene Spence

Jason Allen Stamper

Julie Masters Lubbers

Kassandra Natale Diazrivera

Adrian Monsalve Marcano

Michael Herbert Brock

Joseph Edwin Gilliland

Aaron Lewis Durr

Lisa Marie Trout

Jeffrey Alan Henry

Eric Gregory Elliott

Morgan Christine McGrath

Heitham Darrell Safi

Scott Wayne Keller

Francese Corominas

Tom Edward Dufresne

Andreas Leopold

Shalayna Antoinette Woodly

Roger William Krummen

Dean Larry Duval

Janine A Flood

Vesselin Nikolov Shanov

Adrian Monsalve

A process for bleaching trichome fibers individualized from a trichome source, such as a leaf and/or a stem, is disclosed. The process of bleaching degrades trichome associated protein. Further, the bleaching processes improves the color of the trichomes.

Bleaching trichomes to remove proteins

The present invention relates to processes for individualizing trichome fibers from a trichome source, such as a leaf and/or a stem. One process comprises contacting the plant biomass with pectin hydrolyzing enzymes, thus releasing the individualized trichomes and recovering the individualized trichomes. A second process comprises contacting the plant biomass with an acidic aqueous solution, thus releasing the individualized trichomes and recovering the individualized trichomes. A third process comprises contacting the plant biomass with an acidic aqueous solution and with pectin hydrolyzing enzymes, thus releasing the individualized trichomes and recovering the individualized trichomes.

Enzymatic and acid methods for individualizing trichomes

New process for recycling of poly(acrylic acid)-based superabsorbent polymer (SAP) using a synergistic combination of high shear mixing device and oxidative degradation of SAP to produce poly(acrylic acid) (PAA) useful to recycle pre- and post-consumer SAP.

Recycling of superabsorbent polymer with a hybrid oxidative degradation and high shear mixing

A process for separating trichomes from non-trichome materials, and more particularly to a process for separating trichomes that utilizes an aeration step, trichomes produced therefrom, and fibrous structures produced using such trichomes are provided.

Process for separating trichomes from non-trichome materials

Fibrous structures containing trichomes, for example novel trichome compositions, methods for obtaining such novel trichome compositions, and method for making such fibrous structures are provided.

Fibrous structures comprising trichome compositions and methods for obtaining same

A process for bleaching trichome fibers individualized from a trichome source, such as a leaf and/or a stem, is disclosed. The process of bleaching degrades trichome associated protein. Further, the bleaching processes improves the color of the trichomes, exhibiting CIELAB Color values of L* greater than 87 and b* less than 17 and with less than 0.1% protein by weight of molecular weight greater than 3,500 daltons.

A process for individualizing (separating) trichome fibers from a trichome source, such as a leaf and/or a stem, and more particularly to a process for individualizing (separating) trichome fibers from a trichome source utilizing a chemical separation process are provided.

Process for individualizing trichomes

Processes for extracting trichomes from plants and more particularly to processes for extracting trichomes from a mixture of trichome and non-trichome materials using a screen, for example a pressure screen, and fibrous structures employing such extracted trichomes are provided.

Processes for extracting trichomes from plants and fibrous structures employing same

The disclosure relates to topical compositions and methods comprising whole, non-viable Micrococcaceae cells, wherein the cells have been processed to kill the cells while minimizing lysis. The topical compositions and methods are useful for decreasing skin inflammation and improving skin barrier function.

Compositions and methods for improving skin health

The present invention relates to a food composition prepared by a method of sterilizing. More specifically to a sterilizing process designed to be used in an aseptic process that comprises the steps of transferring said food composition into a heating unit; passing an electric current through said composition; maintaining a power to mass flow rate range through said heating unit from about 125 kJoules/kg to about 750 kJoules/kg; adjusting a flow rate to maintain said food composition temperature exiting the heating unit from about 75&#xb0; C. to about 175&#xb0; C.; and cooling said food composition to a final temperature from about 5&#xb0; C. to 100&#xb0; C.

Food composition prepared by a sterilization process

A structured liquid detergent composition in the form of a liquid matrix made up of an external structuring system of a bacterial cellulose network; water; and surfactant system including an anionic surfactant; a nonionic surfactant; a cationic surfactant; an ampholytic surfactant; a zwitterionic surfactant; or mixtures thereof, wherein said liquid matrix has a yield stress of from about 0.003 Pa to about 5.0 Pa at about 25&#xb0; C. and provides suitable particle suspension capabilities and shear thinning characteristics.

Liquid detergent composition comprising an external structuring system comprising a bacterial cellulose network

An apparatus and method for mixing by producing shear and/or cavitation, and components for the apparatus are disclosed. In one embodiment, the apparatus includes a mixing and/or cavitation chamber with an element such as an orifice component that is located adjacent the entrance of the cavitation chamber. The apparatus may further include a blade, such as a knife-like blade, disposed inside the mixing and/or cavitation chamber opposite the orifice component. In one version of such an embodiment, at least some of the portions of the orifice component surrounding the orifice and/or the blade are made of a material or materials that have a Vickers hardness of greater than or equal to about 20 GPa. A process for mixing by producing shear and/or cavitation in a fluid is also contemplated herein.

Apparatus and method for mixing by producing shear and/or cavitation, and components for apparatus

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Loveland, OH, United States of America

Raul Victorino Nunes