Rohm and Haas Company

Other

Morton Salt, Inc.

Stephen Gerard Maroldo

Francis Lipiecki

Deodatta Vinayak Shenai-Khatkhate

Robert A Ware

William R Betz

Noah Borenstein

Anne Mae Gaffney

Daniel Arthur Bors

Eric Jon Langenmayr

John Hiroshi Yamamoto

Richard M Kopchik

Arthur A Chin

Michael M Cook

Kurt John Waatti

Aaron Sarafinas

Mark T Vandersall

Samuel J November

Won Suh Park

Suzanne Linehan

Roma Gimelfarb

Kenneth Eugene Sloffer

Puja Jain

Ethan Scott Simon

Barry Jack Pendell

Francis Joseph Lipiecki

Kenneth Eugene Stoffer

William Robert Betz

Arthur Achhing Chin

A process for production of a borohydride compound. The process comprises combining a compound comprising boron and oxygen with an adduct of alane.

Process for production of a borohydride compound

A continuous process for purification of brine contaminated with alkaline earth metals. The process comprises combining the brine with an aqueous solution containing at least one of an alkali metal hydroxide and an alkali metal carbonate with efficient mixing by a micro-mixing device.

Continuous process for purification of brine

A method of preparing an ultra-pure organometallic compound comprising using a microchannel device and ionic liquid solvent to produce an ultra-pure alkylmetal compound for processes such as chemical vapor deposition.

Method of preparing organometallic compounds

This invention relates to methods of removing impurities from compounds having similar volatilities to form ultra high purity compounds.

Purification process using microchannel devices

A method of preparing an ultra-pure metal amidinate compound comprising using a microchannel device for synthesis in reacting a metal halide solution with a lithium amidinate solution to produce an ultra-pure alkylmetal compound for processes such as chemical vapor deposition.

A method of preparing an ultra-pure organometallic compound comprising using a microchannel device for synthesis in reacting a metal halide with an alkylating agent to produce an ultra-pure alkylmetal compound for processes such as chemical vapor deposition.

The application of an electric current to catalysts useful for the vapor phase oxidation of hydrocarbons allows for processes for obtaining enhanced catalytic processing of a given feed material with a given catalyst, processes allowing the ready change-over from one product of a given feed stream to another product of that feed stream without the need to change catalyst, and processes allowing the ready change over from one feed stream to another feed stream with the concomitant change over from one product to another product without the need to change catalyst.

Electroactive catalysis

The present invention relates to a method of making lithium borohydride that gives high yields while maintaining ease of purification.

Method of making lithium borohydride

A process for removing an oxidizable organic compound from an oxidizing gas stream which includes contacting the gas stream with a bed of carbonaceous adsorbent particles, wherein the adsorbent particles comprise porous pyrolyzed particles of a polysulfonated cross-linked synthetic copolymer, to adsorb the oxidizable organic compound on the adsorbent particles.

Carbonaceous adsorbents for prevention of carbon bed fires

Polyaromatic fibers or microbeads which are swollen with solvent and crosslinked while swollen in such a way that the expanded, or macronet, structure of the swollen fiber or microbead is stabilized and retained even after drying exhibit high surface area and significant adsorptive capacity.

High-surface-area compositions

Carbonaceous adsorbent particles having multimodal pore size, including micropores and macropores, with improved adsorptive and separative properties, are prepared by partial pyrolysis of polysulfonated macroporous precursor resins, said resins being in turn derived from macroporous poly(vinylaromatic) resins. The particles may be further treated by activating with reactive gases or by functionalization.

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Ambler, PA, United States of America

Stephen Gerard Maroldo