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Thomas J. Pacansky
Also filed as: AMIDON ALAN B · PACANSKY THOMAS J · PACANSKY THOMAS JOHN
11 granted patents·288 citations·filing 1976–1997
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11 records- 0195US4081572APreparation of hydrophilic lithographic printing mastersXEROX CORP·Filed 1977·Granted Mar 28, 1978·94 cites·9 claims
- 0282US4918123AInverse emulsion process for preparing hydrophobe-containing polymersEXXON CHEMICAL PATENTS INC·Filed 1988·Granted Apr 17, 1990·49 cites·24 claims
- 0381US5362827ASolution process for preparation hydrophobically functionalized cationic polymers (C-2691)EXXON RESEARCH ENGINEERING CO·Filed 1992·Granted Nov 8, 1994·36 cites·11 claims
- 0480US4059554AStabilized emulsion inksXEROX CORP·Filed 1976·Granted Nov 22, 1977·28 cites·9 claims
- 0575US6110880APolyolefin block copolymer viscosity modifierEXXON CHEMICAL PATENTS INC·Filed 1997·Granted Aug 29, 2000·33 cites·19 claims
- 0667US4906716AMethod of incorporating hydrophobic monomers into acrylamide solutionsEXXON CHEMICAL PATENTS INC·Filed 1988·Granted Mar 6, 1990·16 cites·13 claims
- 0758US4096294AProcess for preparing waterless printing masters comprising copolymer of siloxane and crystallized thermoplastic blocksXEROX CORP·Filed 1977·Granted Jun 20, 1978·13 cites·20 claims
- 0846US4077324AMethod of fountainless lithographyXEROX CORP·Filed 1976·Granted Mar 7, 1978·5 cites·21 claims
- 0942US4218514AProcess for preparing waterless printing mastersXEROX CORP·Filed 1977·Granted Aug 19, 1980·6 cites·2 claims
- 1041US4077325AProcess for preparing waterless printing mastersXEROX CORP·Filed 1977·Granted Mar 7, 1978·6 cites·5 claims
- 1134US4318974ACopolycarbonate materials for flash fusing tonersXEROX CORP·Filed 1980·Granted Mar 9, 1982·2 cites·2 claims
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