Medical School Universidad Autu00F3noma de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico Graduated: 1986
Procedures:
Dialysis Procedures
Conditions:
Acute Renal Failure Chronic Renal Disease Kidney Cancer Nephrotic Syndrome
Languages:
Chinese English Spanish
Description:
Dr. Roe graduated from the Universidad Autu00F3noma de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico in 1986. He works in Monterey Park, CA and 1 other location and specializes in Nephrology and Internal Medicine. Dr. Roe is affiliated with California Hospital Medical Center, Garfield Medical Center, Good Samaritan Hospital, Keck Medical Center Of USC, Monterey Park Hospital and St Vincent
Bharat I. Chaudhary - Pearland TX Andy I. Laiho - Midland MI Andrew N. Paquet - Saginaw MI James M. Roe - Midland MI Clark H. Cummins - Midland MI Michael J. Mullins - Lake Jackson TX H. Craig Silvis - Midland MI
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
C08J 900
US Classification:
521146
Abstract:
The invention includes a process comprising steps of (1) forming a admixture of (a) a vinyl aromatic polymer and (b) a coupling amount of at least one poly(sulfonyl azide); (2) introducing the vinyl aromatic polymer or admixture into a melt processing device; (3) melting the vinyl aromatic polymer or admixture, and thereafter (4) exposing the admixture to a temperature, hereinafter, melt process temperature, sufficient to result in coupling of the vinyl aromatic polymer. The invention also includes a process of increasing the molecular weight of a vinyl aromatic polymer by heating an admixture of at least one vinyl aromatic polymer and a coupling amount of at least one poly(sulfonyl azide). Alternatively the invention is a process comprising steps of (1) forming, under a first pressure, a mixture of a vinyl aromatic polymer, a blowing agent and at least one poly(sulfonyl azide), with the mixture at a temperature at which the viscosity of the mixture is sufficient to retain the blowing agent when the mixture is allowed to expand; (2) extruding the mixture into a holding zone maintained at a temperature and second pressure which does not allow the mixture to foam, the holding zone having an outlet die defining an orifice opening into a zone of a third pressure lower than the first or second pressures at which the mixture foams, and an openable gate closing the die orifice; (3) periodically opening the gate; (4) substantially concurrently applying mechanical pressure by a movable ram on the mixture to eject the mixture from the holding zone through the die orifice into the zone of third pressure, at a rate greater than that at which substantial foaming in the die orifice occurs and less than that at which substantial irregularities in cross-sectional area or shape occurs; and (5) permitting the ejected mixture to expand unrestrained in at least one dimension to produce an elongated thermoplastic cellular body. The invention also includes any composition comprising a product formed by a process of the invention, said composition preferably comprising a foam or polymer and any article formed from such a composition.
Bharat I. Chaudhary - Pearland TX Andy I. Laiho - Midland MI Andrew N. Paquet - Saginaw MI James M. Roe - Midland MI Clark H. Cummins - Midland MI Michael J. Mullins - Lake Jackson TX H. Craig Silvis - Midland MI
Assignee:
The Dow Chemical Company - Midland MI
International Classification:
C08C 1922
US Classification:
525351
Abstract:
The invention includes a process comprising steps of (1) forming a admixture of (a) a vinyl aromatic polymer and (b) a coupling amount of at least one poly(sulfonyl azide); (2) introducing the vinyl aromatic polymer or admixture into a melt processing device; (3) melting the vinyl aromatic polymer or admixture, and thereafter (4) exposing the admixture to a temperature, hereinafter, melt process temperature, sufficient to result in coupling of the vinyl aromatic polymer. The invention also includes a process of increasing the molecular weight of a vinyl aromatic polymer by heating an admixture of at least one vinyl aromatic polymer and a coupling amount of at least one poly(sulfonyl azide). Alternatively the invention is a process comprising steps of (1) forming, under a first pressure, a mixture of a vinyl aromatic polymer, a blowing agent and at least one poly(sulfonyl azide), with the mixture at a temperature at which the viscosity of the mixture is sufficient to retain the blowing agent when the mixture is allowed to expand; (2) extruding the mixture into a holding zone maintained at a temperature and second pressure which does not allow the mixture to foam, the holding zone having an outlet die defining an orifice opening into a zone of a third pressure lower than the first or second pressures at which the mixture foams, and an openable gate closing the die orifice; (3) periodically opening the gate; (4) substantially concurrently applying mechanical pressure by a movable ram on the mixture to eject the mixture from the holding zone through the die orifice into the zone of third pressure, at a rate greater than that at which substantial foaming in the die orifice occurs and less than that at which substantial irregularities in cross-sectional area or shape occurs; and (5) permitting the ejected mixture to expand unrestrained in at least one dimension to produce an elongated thermoplastic cellular body. The invention also includes any composition comprising a product formed by a process of the invention, said composition preferably comprising a foam or polymer and any article formed from such a composition.
* Bumped into Tim Neff, owner of the TJ Speed Road To Indy team who I worked with decades ago in IndyCar as his assistant engineer, who says he has some good prospects for the team to return next year. He ran Kyffin Simpson and James Roe in Indy Lights through July.
Date: Sep 06, 2022
Category: Sports
Source: Google
'Tebowing' turns talk from football to faith and a question: Is God on the ...
James Roe, who plays for the San Jose Sabercats arena football team, says Tebow's demonstrations of his faith are "awesome." Every time Roe makes it into the end zone, he takes a knee and points upward.
They chose one of the oldest houses on the Island, known as Hawthorne Cottage in Westmoreland Farms. It had first been owned by a Brander (as in the parkway) and later by James Roe, the Queens County Democratic leader. We still have his table, Governor Carey said, pointing out the 20-foot-long p