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John C. Leighton

Ingredion Incorporated

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Archive | 1994

Radiation curable hot melt pressure sensitive adhesives

Rama S. Chandran; Roopram Ramharack; Irwin Davis; John C. Leighton

Archive | 1998

hydroxyalkyl)urea crosslinking agents

Andrew J. Kielbania; Pravin K. Kukkala; Sharon P. Lee; John C. Leighton

Archive | 1993

Emulsion polymers for use in hair fixatives

Paul R. Mudge; John C. Leighton; Sirisoma Wanigatunga; Natalie Morawsky

Archive | 1998

Crosslinkable carpet-back coating with hydroxy-functionalized vinyl acetate emulsion polymers

David Lunsford; John C. Leighton

Archive | 1990

Detergent compositions containing polycarboxylates and calcium-sensitive enzymes

Michael Paul Aronson; Ingrid E. Brase; David L. Elliott; John F. Hessel; Carmine P. Iovine; John C. Leighton; J. Thomas McCown

Archive | 1988

Detergent compositions utilizing divinyl ether polymers as builders and novel divinyl ether polymers

John C. Leighton; Carmine P. Iovine

Archive | 1989

Detergent compositions containing polyether polycarboxylates

Carmine P. Lovine; Rama S. Chandran; Ingrid E. Brase; John C. Leighton

Archive | 1987

Alpha-aminomethylene phosphonate betaines and polymers prepared therewith

John C. Leighton; Carmine P. Iovine

Archive | 1994

Hair fixative compositions containing polymeric N-vinyl formamide

Rama S. Chandran; Jean-Pierre LeBlanc; John C. Leighton; Gary T. Martino

Archive | 1992

Formaldehyde-free crosslinking emulsion polymer systems based on vinyl ester dialkoxyhydroxyethyl acrylamide co- and terpolymers

Rama S. Chandran; Carmine P. Iovine; Paul R. Mudge; John C. Leighton; Malcolm F Hallam; Pravin K. Kukkala

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