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Archive | 1988

Multilayer article of microporous and porous materials

Dennis Daniel Leatherman; Thomas A. Rechlicz; Richard A. Schwarz


Archive | 1985

Composition of aromatic poly(allylcarbonate), styrene materials, and crosslinker containing three or more ethylenically unsaturated groups for producing polymer of high refractive index and low yellowness

Michael S. Misura; Richard A. Schwarz; Stephanie J. Oates


Archive | 1988

Multilayer article of microporous and substantially nonporous materials

Dennis Daniel Leatherman; Richard A. Schwarz


Archive | 1988

Active agent delivery device

Paritosh M. Chakrabarti; John M. Denison; Harlan B. Johnson; Malcolm Korach; Dennis Daniel Leatherman; Linda P. Reinhardt; Richard A. Schwarz; Robert B. Simmons


Archive | 1997

Very thin microporous material

Raymond R. Ondeck; Richard W. Pekala; Richard A. Schwarz; Robert C. Wang


Archive | 1998

Printable microporous material

Richard A. Schwarz; Raymond R. Ondeck


Archive | 1982

Engineering thermoplastic of a diol bis(allyl carbonate) and a copolymer of an acrylate of a cycloalkyl diene

Richard A. Schwarz


Archive | 1985

Organic peroxide composition containing trihydric alcohol, alkali or alkaline earth metal chloride, or monosaccharide

Richard A. Schwarz


Archive | 1994

Microporous material exhibiting low alkali metal content

Richard A. Schwarz; Paul L. Benenati; Michael H. McGarry


Archive | 1983

Frozen emulsion initiation of polyol (allyl carbonate)

Richard A. Schwarz

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