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Charles F. Helms

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Archive | 1997

Process for modifying synthetic bicomponent fiber cross-sections and bicomponent fibers thereby produced

Charles F. Helms; Otto M. Ilg; Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; John A. Hodan

Archive | 1996

Method of separating polymers from mixtures thereof

Michael A Davis; Jeffrey S Dugan; Matthew B Hoyt; Charles F. Helms

Archive | 1997

Hollow bicomponent filaments and methods of making same

Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; Charles F. Helms

Archive | 1998

Multiple domain fibers having surface roughened or mechanically modified inter-domain boundary and methods of making the same

Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; Charles F. Helms

Archive | 1999

Process for modifying synthetic bicomponent fiber cross-sections

Charles F. Helms; Otto M. Ilg; Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; John A. Hodan

Archive | 1997

Multiple domain fibers and methods of making the same

Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; Charles F. Helms

Archive | 1998

Method of making hollow bicomponent filaments

Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; Charles F. Helms

Archive | 1997

Colored bicomponent fibers

Matthew B. Hoyt; Diane R. Kent; Charles F. Helms; Otto M. Ilg

Archive | 1998

Process of making multicomponent fiber

Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; Charles F. Helms

Archive | 1998

Multiple domain fibers having inter-domain boundary compatibilizing layer and methods of making the same

Diane R. Kent; Matthew B. Hoyt; Charles F. Helms

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Matthew B. Hoyt

Honeywell

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James R. Bristow

Honeywell

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