Edward Leroy Pope

age ~83

from Porter Ranch, CA

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5861-C - Active

Issued Date:

Aug 13, 2010

Expiration Date:

Aug 31, 2017

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Licensed Clinical Social Worker

License #:

RS169172L - Expired

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Real Estate Commission

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Preceramic Polymers To Hafnium Carbide And Hafnium Nitride Ceramic Fibers And Matrices
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US Patent:

20020165332, Nov 7, 2002
Filed:

Jan 28, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/058808
Inventors:

Edward Pope - Oak Park CA, US
Kenneth Kratsch - Palm Desert CA, US
International Classification:

C08G077/04
US Classification:

528/025000
Abstract:

Hafnium containing preceramic polymer is made through the reaction of hafnium halide compound with any of the following compounds: ethylene diamine, dimethyl ethylene diamine, piperazine, allylamine and or polyethylene-imine.

Integrated Electro-Luminescent Biochip
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US Patent:

20020197456, Dec 26, 2002
Filed:

Sep 27, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/965683
Inventors:

Edward Pope - Agoura CA, US
International Classification:

G01J001/00
B32B003/00
B32B009/00
US Classification:

428/209000, 428/446000, 428/690000, 250/200000
Abstract:

A biochip includes a plurality of sensors. Each sensor contains one or more light sources and one or more optical detectors.

Method For Forming Hafnium Carbide And Hafnium Nitride Ceramics And Preceramic Polymers
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US Patent:

20070178038, Aug 2, 2007
Filed:

Jan 25, 2007
Appl. No.:

11/698222
Inventors:

Edward Pope - Oak Park CA, US
Jozsef Hepp - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Kenneth Kratsch - Palm Desert CA, US
International Classification:

C01B 21/06
C01B 31/30
US Classification:

423439000, 423406000, 423409000
Abstract:

Hafnium containing preceramic polymer is made through the reaction of hafnium halide compound with any of the following compounds: ethylene diamine, dimethyl ethylene diamine, piperazine, allylamine and or polyethylene-imine.

Ceramic Filters Formed From Photocurable Pre-Ceramic Polymers
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US Patent:

20080184686, Aug 7, 2008
Filed:

Dec 16, 2003
Appl. No.:

10/738631
Inventors:

Edward J.A. Pope - Oak Park CA, US
Jozsef Hepp - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Kenneth M. Kratsch - Palm Desert CA, US
International Classification:

B01D 39/20
B01D 46/52
D01D 5/08
US Classification:

55521, 26417217, 55523
Abstract:

A method for making high temperature filter media includes the steps of melt-spinning a plurality of fibers of pre-ceramic thermoplastic polymer to form a non-woven textile web of the fibers, curing and cross-linking the thermoplastic polymer to a thermo-set polymer and thermally decomposing the thermo-set polymer to ceramic.

Stiochiometric Silicon Carbide Fibers From Thermo-Chemically Cured Polysilazanes
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US Patent:

20110212329, Sep 1, 2011
Filed:

Feb 28, 2011
Appl. No.:

13/037151
Inventors:

Edward J.A. Pope - Oak Park CA, US
Christopher L. Hill - Woodland Hills CA, US
Carl N. Brabham - Thousand Oaks CA, US
Jerry M. King - Granada Hills CA, US
Bernard T. Morkunas - Thousand Oaks CA, US
International Classification:

C01B 31/36
US Classification:

428367, 423345
Abstract:

A novel polycrystalline stoichiometric fine SiC fiber substantially free of impurities is produced using a novel pre-ceramic polymer. The pre-ceramic polymer is prepared by reacting a mixture of chlorodisilane, boron trichloride, and a vinyl chlorodisilane with an excess of hexamethyldisilazane to form the pre-ceramic polymer resin, which may then be melt-spun, cured, pyrolyzed and heat-treated to obtain the finished SiC fiber. The manufacturing process for the production of the fine SiC ceramic fiber allows for flexibility with respect to cross-linking, in that low-cost thermal treatments may replace more complex methods, while obtaining fibers with improved materials properties as compared to currently available SiC fibers.

Stiochiometric Silicon Carbide Fibers From Thermo-Chemically Cured Polysilazanes
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US Patent:

20120237765, Sep 20, 2012
Filed:

Feb 21, 2012
Appl. No.:

13/401627
Inventors:

Edward J.A. Pope - Oak Park CA, US
Christopher L. Hill - Westlake Village CA, US
International Classification:

C01B 31/36
D02G 3/16
C08G 77/54
B29B 11/10
B29B 13/02
US Classification:

428367, 264 8, 264 6, 528 32, 423345
Abstract:

A novel polycrystalline stoichiometric fine SiC fiber substantially free of impurities is produced using a novel pre-ceramic polymer. The pre-ceramic polymer is prepared by reacting a mixture of chlorodisilane, boron trichloride, and a vinyl chlorodisilane with an excess of hexamethyldisilazane to form the pre-ceramic polymer resin, which may then be melt-spun, cured, pyrolyzed and heat-treated to obtain the finished SiC fiber. The manufacturing process for the production of the fine SiC ceramic fiber allows for flexibility with respect to cross-linking, in that low-cost thermal treatments may replace more complex methods, while obtaining fibers with improved materials properties as compared to currently available SiC fibers.

Fluorescent Liquid Crystal Displays And Methods Of Making Same
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US Patent:

20020001050, Jan 3, 2002
Filed:

Feb 13, 2001
Appl. No.:

09/782944
Inventors:

Edward Pope - Agoura CA, US
International Classification:

G02F001/1335
US Classification:

349/065000
Abstract:

A monochrome fluorescent liquid crystal display includes a blue back-light, a black and white liquid crystal screen and a fluorescent coating. The black and white liquid crystal screen is optically coupled to the blue backlight. The fluorescent coating is disposed on the front surface of the screen.