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The Proctor 'gamble Company

Scott William Capeci

Vincenzo Guida

Qi Zhang

Patrick Christopher Stenger

Justin Thomas Cacciatore

Boon Ho Ng

Eugene Joseph Pancheri

Eric Shawn Goudy

Paul R Mort, Iii

Chong Gu

Wayne Edward Beimesch

Mark William Ridyard

Steven Matthew Gabriel

Ilse Maria Cyrilla D'Haeseleer

Benny Leung

David Robert Nassano

Girish Jagannath

Bernard George Durham

Matthew Israel Wasserman

John Glenn Kuley

Sebastian Vargas

David John Smith

Robert Gary Welch

Christopher Andrew Morrison

Rose Marie Weitzel

Scott John Donoghue

Paul Van Dijk

John F Lange

Adrian J Angell

William Marion Hoffman

James W Osborn

Nigel S Roberts

Emilio Javier Tozzi

Hongling Chen

Robert Henry Rohrbaugh

Manivannan Kandasamy

Daniel Richard Royce

Hua Hu

Sarah Ann Delaney

Nathan E Moore

Michael Steven Gibson

Ryan Andrew Burkhard

Takashi Kazuta

Noe Ongcoy Hidalgo

David Scott Bohlen

Victoria Ann Majerczak

Richard Thomas Owen

Millard Edward Sullivan

Adrian John Wayneforth Angell

Jeffrey Frank Omnitz

Yuji Nakamura

Kristin Nicole Perkis

Jacqueline Westfield

Douglas James Wildemuth

Paur R Mort, Iii

Nicole Lee Arledge

G Gregory Spontak

Raul R Iii Mort

Ilse Maria Cyrilla D'HAESELEER

Vincent Paul Boeh

Xu Huang

Ilse Maria D'haeseleer

Hanjiang Zhu

A liquid dispensing system for dispensing two or more liquids of different composition, viscosity, solubility and/or miscibility at high filling speeds into a container through a unitary dispensing nozzle to improve homogeneous mixing of such liquids, while said nozzle is an integral piece free of any movable parts.

Liquid dispensing system comprising an unitary dispensing nozzle

A container filling assembly that can be used with container filling systems to fill containers during successive filling cycles with the same or different fluid compositions at high rates of speed, with little to no machinery changeover, and/or with little to no fluid waste.

Container filling assembly

A unitary dispensing nozzle for co-injecting two or more liquids of different viscosity, solubility and/or miscibility at high filling speed to improve homogeneous mixing of such liquids, while said nozzle is an integral piece free of any movable parts and substantially free of dead space.

Unitary dispensing nozzle for co-injection of two or more liquids and method of using same

A liquid filling system is provided that contains a container and a nozzle, while such nozzle contains liquid flow passages that are configured to generate different liquid influxes that are directed differentially toward the bottom and the sidewall(s) of such containers.

Liquid filling system and method of using same

A method of filling containers that can be used to fill containers during successive filling cycles with the same or different fluid compositions at high rates of speed, with little to no machinery changeover, and/or with little to no fluid waste.

Method of filling a container using an assembly of adjustable volume

Methods for in situ mixing of two or more different liquid compositions by employing a dynamic flow profile characterized by a ramping-up section and/or a ramping-down section.

Method for in situ mixing of liquid compositions with dynamic filling profiles

Methods for in situ mixing of two or more different liquid compositions in a container by employing one or more liquid influxes that are offset by 1-50&#xb0; from a longitudinal axis of such container.

Method for in situ mixing of liquid compositions with offset liquid influx

Water-soluble pouches comprise water-soluble films coated by a composition. The composition comprises silica flow aid and an absorbent material selected from the group consisting of zeolite; over-dried zeolite; talc; starch; zinc stearate; calcium stearate; micronized calcium carbonate; sodium carbonate; micronized sodium sulphate; and combinations thereof.

Water-soluble pouch coated with a composition comprising silica flow aid

A process for preparing a detergent particle having a coating layer of a water-soluble material is provided. The process comprises providing a particle core of a detergent active material and the particle core is then at least partially covered by a particle coating layer of a water soluble coating material including double salt combinations of alkali metal carbonates and sulfates that reduces the surface area of the particle.

Process for preparing detergent particles having coating or partial coating layers

A process for detergent composition which has improved solubility or dissolution in laundering solutions, especially in solutions kept at cold temperatures (i.e., less than about 30&#xb0; C.), is disclosed. The process includes mixing in at least one high-speed, low-speed, or a moderate-speed mixer, and various combinations of such mixers, at least two materials selected from the group consisting of dry agglomerates, wet agglomerates, spray dried granules, and detergent adjunct ingredients to form particles. Optionally a conditioning apparatus may also be used. The granular detergent composition made from this process is aesthetically pleasing to consumers and has improved flowability.

Process for making a granular detergent composition

A detergent composition which has improved solubility or dissolution in laundering solutions, especially in solutions kept at cold temperatures (i.e., less than about 30&#xb0; C.), is provided. The granular detergent composition is aesthetically pleasing to consumers and has improved flowability. The granular detergent composition has a homogeneity number of greater than 1 wherein the homogeneity number is defined by the equation HN=X/X. A process for producing the detergent is also provided.

Granular detergent compositions having homogenous particles and process for producing same

A process for preparing coated detergent granules in a fluidized bed. The fluidized bed is operated at a flux number of at least about 4 and at a Stokes Number of 10 to about 1000 using a coating solution or slurry having a viscosity from about 300 to about 100,000 centipoise, measured at 60&#xb0; C. Upon drying, the resultant detergent particles have improved appearance and flow properties and may be packaged and sold as a detergent material or mixed with various other detergent ingredients to provide a fully formulated detergent composition.

Process for coating detergent granules in a fluidized bed

A process for the production of granular detergent compositions is provided wherein fluid bed granulation is employed in conjunction with selected recycle of oversized particles to control the uniformity of the resulting detergent composition. The process comprises feeding starting ingredients into a fluid bed granulator to at least partially granulate the feed material while employing the fluid bed to control undersized particle generation and sizing in conjunction with recycle to control oversized particles.

Process for making granular detergent in a fluidized bed granulator having recycling of improperly sized particles

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North Bend, OH, United States of America

Scott William Capeci