Inventor

GILLBERG-LAFORCE GUNILLA E

US28 patents

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GILLBERG-LAFORCE GUNILLA E

HOECHST CELANESE CORP

Process for making microporous membranes having gel-filled pores, and separations methods using such membranes

Organic-inorganic composites with enhanced nonlinear optical response

Cut resistant non-woven fabrics

Cut-resistant fiber containing a hard filler

Modified microporous structures

Microporous membrane from cold-rolled precusor film

Filled cut-resistant fiber

Thin film optical medium of a multiple amphiphilic bilayer composite

Langmuir-Blodgett coating process

Organic-inorganic composites with enhanced nonlinear optical response

Composite yarn comprising filled cut-resistant fiber

Activation of polyethylene terephthalate materials for improved bonding to adhesives

Nonlinear optically responsive inorganic-organic composite compositions

Nonlinear optically responsive inorganic-organic composite compositions

Moldable polybenzimidazole filaments and process for producing molded and foamed products from these filaments

Viscosity regulators for water-based spin finishes

Polymeric direct imaging holographic compositions

Viscosity regulators for water-based spin finishes

Articles containing side chain polymeric ultraviolet protecting agents

Side chain polymers as ultraviolet protecting agents

Self-assembled optical media

HONEYWELL INT INC

Cut-resistant gloves

Method of making a cut-resistant fiber and fabrics, and the fabric made thereby

Cut-resistant sheath/core fiber

CELANESE CORP

Process for the surface modification of polyester material and the polyester material so modified

Use of radiation-curable acrylates to surface modify polyethylene terephthalate to improve adhesion to standard rubber adhesives and thereby to rubber-based materials

Methods and apparatus for applying a finish liquid to a bundle of filmentary material

KIMBERLY CLARK CO

Surface-modified fibrous material as a filtration medium