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Stephen B. Rimsa
Also filed as: RIMSA STEPHEN · RIMSA STEPHEN B · RIMSA STEPHEN BENEDICT
11 granted patents·310 citations·filing 1984–2015
91Inventor score
Files withAMOCO CORP6NAT STARCH CHEM INVEST2CORNING INC1JAPAN CORN STARCH CO LTD1UNION CARBIDE CORP1
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11 records- 0194US4849503ANovel poly(aryl ethers)AMOCO CORP·Filed 1987·Granted Jul 18, 1989·77 cites·7 claims
- 0293US5045141AMethod of making solderable printed circuits formed without platingAMOCO CORP·Filed 1988·Granted Sep 3, 1991·92 cites·32 claims
- 0384US5656682APolymer composition comprising esterified starch and esterified celluloseNAT STARCH CHEM INVEST·Filed 1993·Granted Aug 12, 1997·39 cites·27 claims
- 0482US5093435AMolded electrical device and composition thereforeAMOCO CORP·Filed 1989·Granted Mar 3, 1992·32 cites·10 claims
- 0573US5587412AEsterified starch compositionNAT STARCH CHEM INVEST·Filed 1993·Granted Dec 24, 1996·26 cites·15 claims
- 0673US4550140ACircuit board substrates prepared from poly(aryl ethers)sUNION CARBIDE CORP·Filed 1984·Granted Oct 29, 1985·22 cites·18 claims
- 0751US4814419APolyarylether sulfones useful for molding into a circuit board substrateAMOCO CORP·Filed 1988·Granted Mar 21, 1989·8 cites·4 claims
- 0850US4937309APolymer useful for molding into a circuit board subtrateAMOCO CORP·Filed 1989·Granted Jun 26, 1990·7 cites·2 claims
- 0949US10883075B2Polymer surfaces for cell growthCORNING INC·Filed 2015·Granted Jan 5, 2021·0 cites·12 claims
- 1041US4939199ANovel poly(aryl ethers) useful for molding into a circuit board substrateAMOCO CORP·Filed 1988·Granted Jul 3, 1990·5 cites·23 claims
- 1132US7517924B1Starch ester blends with linear polyestersJAPAN CORN STARCH CO LTD·Filed 1994·Granted Apr 14, 2009·2 cites·14 claims
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