DTEA Technology Core Patents

  • Control of Biofouling at Alkaline pH with Alkylthioalkylamines, US #4,816,061 (1989) - A.G. Relenyi, et.al.
  • Process for Preparation of Antimicrobial Formulations of 2-(Alkylthio)ethanamine Hydrohalides, US #4,982,004 (1991)- A.G. Relenyi, et. al.
  • Process for the Preparation of Antimicrobial Formulations of 2-(Alkylthio)ethanamine Hydrohalides, US #5,025,038 (1991) – A. G. Relenyi, et.al.
  • Alkylthioethanamine Carbamic Acid Derivatives and Their Use in Biocidal Compositions, US #5,155,131 (1992) - new composition – A.G. Relenyi, et. al.
  • Alkylthioethanamine Carbamic Acid Derivatives and Their Use in Biocidal Compositions, US #5,118,534 (1992) - use of new composition - A.G. Relenyi, et. al.

PUBLICATIONS & PATENTS

PATENTS - COMMERCIALLY SIGNIFICANT

Control of Biofouling at Alkaline pH with Alkylthioalkylamines, US #4,816,061 (1989) - use of new Dow's new commercial biocide

Process for Preparation of Antimicrobial Formulations of 2-(Alkylthio)ethanamine Hydrohalides, US #4,982,004 (1991)- commercial formulation for new biocide active sold by Dow as of 1st Q 1994

Process for the Preparation of Antimicrobial Formulations of 2-(Alkylthio)ethanamine Hydrohalides, US #5,025,038 (1991) - production route presently used for new commercial Dow biocide (1994 sales)

Alkylthioethanamine Carbamic Acid Derivatives and Their Use in Biocidal Compositions, US #5,155,131 (1992) - new composition - new biocidal actives direct from new Dow commercial biocide active

Alkylthioethanamine Carbamic Acid Derivatives and Their Use in Biocidal Compositions, US #5,118,534 (1992) - use of new composition - use of new actives produced from new commercial biocide active

PATENTS - NOT COMMERCIALLY EXPLOITED/USE

1) Tribromopropionaldehyde as Antimicrobial Agent, US #4,489,098 (1984)

2) Process for the Preparation of Meldrum's Acid, US #4,613,671 (1986) - key to new class of biocides

3) Antimicrobial Ion Exchange Composition, US #4,461,344 (1987) - DBNPA based polymer

4) Iodonium Ylide Composition and Method for Antimicrobial Use, EP 0 160322 B1 (1989)

5) Iodones and Methods for Antimicrobial Use, US #5,106,407 (1992) - available for license from Dow

6) Polybasic Acid Amides and Their Use as Digestive Hydrolyzable Oil Substitutes, US 5,194,286 (1993)

 







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