William M Bunting

Title: William M. Bunting: Inventor in Chemical Processes and Peat Containers.

Introduction

William M. Bunting is an inventor associated with Baton Rouge, Louisiana. His work includes inventions involving chemical reductions and peat containers for planting seedlings. His record lists 3 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Bunting’s listed patents, “Reductions of Inorganic Substrates with Chelated Sodium,” concerns using chelated sodium hydridoaluminates or hydridoborates to reduce inorganic substrates. The approach describes reductions in hydrocarbon media that can improve reaction rates or selectivity and support metal recovery.

Another listed patent, “Peat Containers for the Planting of Containerized Seedlings,” describes a plug-shaped receptacle or hollow container made from peat. The peat is shaped and treated under conditions that promote reactions and polymerization of its naturally occurring functional groups. In preferred embodiments, chemical reagents are added to further enhance the container’s properties.

Career Highlights

Bunting’s listed professional affiliations include Exxon Research and Engineering Company. His patent work spans both chemical processing and materials designed for horticultural use.

Collaborations

Bunting’s listed coworkers include Arthur W. Langer, Jr., and John D. Paynter. Their names connect his professional record with colleagues in the research and development environment.

Conclusion

William M. Bunting’s listed inventions reflect a varied body of work, from selective chemical reductions and metal recovery to peat-based containers for seedlings.