Dr. Shoemaker graduated from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1972. He works in Ormond Beach, FL and specializes in Family Medicine.
Thomas Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Gary Diamond - San Jose CA, US Christopher Goh - San Francisco CA, US Anne LaPointe - Sunnyvale CA, US Margaret Leclerc - Santa Clara CA, US James Shoemaker - San Jose CA, US
Assignee:
Symyx Technologies, Inc. - Santa Clara CA
International Classification:
B01J031/00
US Classification:
502/150000, 502/152000, 502/154000
Abstract:
New ligands, compositions, metal-ligand complexes and arrays with bridged bis-aromatic ligands are disclosed that catalyze the polymerization of monomers into polymers. These catalysts with metal centers have high performance characteristics, including higher comonomer incorporation into ethylene/olefin copolymers, where such olefins are for example, 1-octene, propylene or styrene. The catalysts also polymerize propylene into isotactic polypropylene.
Bridged Bi-Aromatic Ligands, Catalysts, Processes For Polymerizing And Polymers Therefrom
Thomas Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Gary Diamond - San Jose CA, US Christopher Goh - San Francisco CA, US Anne LaPointe - Sunnyvale CA, US Margarete Leclerc - Santa Clara CA, US James Shoemaker - San Jose CA, US
New ligands, compositions, metal-ligand complexes and arrays with bridged bis-aromatic ligands are disclosed that catalyze the polymerization of monomers into polymers. These catalysts with metal centers have high performance characteristics, including higher comonomer incorporation into ethylene/olefin copolymers, where such olefins are for example, 1-octene, propylene or styrene. The catalysts also polymerize propylene into isotactic polypropylene.
Bridged Bi-Aromatic Ligands, Catalysts, Processes For Polymerizing And Polymers Therefrom
Thomas Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Oliver Brummer - Berlin, DE Gary Diamond - San Jose CA, US Christopher Goh - San Francisco CA, US Anne LaPointe - Sunnyvale CA, US Margaret Leclerc - Santa Clara CA, US James A. Shoemaker - San Jose CA, US
New ligands and compositions with bridged bis-aromatic ligands are disclosed that catalyze the polymerization of monomers into polymers. These catalysts with metal centers have high performance characteristics, including higher comonomer incorporation into ethylene/olefin copolymers, where such olefins are for example, 1-octene, propylene or styrene. The catalysts also polymerize propylene into isotactic polypropylene.
Bridged Bi-Aromatic Ligands, Catalysts, Processes For Polymerizing And Polymers Therefrom
Thomas Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Oliver Brummer - Berlin, DE Gary Diamond - San Jose CA, US Christopher Goh - San Francisco CA, US Anne LaPointe - Sunnyvale CA, US Margaret Leclerc - Santa Clara CA, US James Shoemaker - San Jose CA, US
International Classification:
C07F001/00
US Classification:
556007000, 556009000, 556013000
Abstract:
New ligands and compositions with bridged bis-aromatic ligands are disclosed that catalyze the polymerization of monomers into polymers. These catalysts with metal centers have high performance characteristics, including higher comonomer incorporation into ethylene/olefin copolymers, where such olefins are for example, 1-octene, propylene or styrene. The catalysts also polymerize propylene into isotactic polypropylene.
Bridged Bi-Aromatic Ligands, Catalysts, Processes For Polymerizing And Polymers Therefrom
Thomas Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Gary Diamond - San Jose CA, US Christopher Goh - San Francisco CA, US Anne LaPointe - Sunnyvale CA, US Margarete Leclerc - Santa Clara CA, US James Shoemaker - Gilroy CA, US
New ligands, compositions, metal-ligand complexes and arrays with bridged bis-aromatic ligands are disclosed that catalyze the polymerization of monomers into polymers. These catalysts with metal centers have high performance characteristics, including higher comonomer incorporation into ethylene/olefin copolymers, where such olefins are for example, 1-octene, propylene or styrene. The catalysts also polymerize propylene into isotactic polypropylene.
Bridged Bi-Aromatic Ligands, Catalysts, Processes For Polymerizing And Polymers Therefrom
Thomas Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Oliver Brummer - Berlin, DE Gary Diamond - San Jose CA, US Christopher Goh - North Adams MA, US Anne LaPointe - Sunnyvale CA, US Margarete Leclerc - Santa Clara CA, US James Shoemaker - Gilroy CA, US
New ligands and compositions with bridged bis-aromatic ligands are disclosed that catalyze the polymerization of monomers into polymers. These catalysts with metal centers have high performance characteristics, including higher comonomer incorporation into ethylene/olefin copolymers, where such olefins are for example, 1-octene, propylene or styrene. The catalysts also polymerize propylene into isotactic polypropylene.
Bridged Bi-Aromatic Ligands, Catalysts, Processes For Polymerizing And Polymers Therefrom
Thomas R. Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Oliver Brummer - Berlin, DE Gary M. Diamond - San Jose CA, US Christopher Goh - North Adams MA, US Anne M. LaPointe - Sunnyvale CA, US Margarete K. Leclerc - Santa Clara CA, US James A.W. Shoemaker - Gilroy CA, US
Assignee:
Symyx Technologies, Inc. - Sunnyvale CA
International Classification:
C07F 7/00
US Classification:
534 15, 556 54, 556 56
Abstract:
New ligands and compositions with bridged bis-aromatic ligands are disclosed that catalyze the polymerization of monomers into polymers. These catalysts with metal centers have high performance characteristics, including higher comonomer incorporation into ethylene/olefin copolymers, where such olefins are for example, 1-octene, propylene or styrene. The catalysts also polymerize propylene into isotactic polypropylene.
Production Of Adipic Acid And Derivatives From Carbohydrate-Containing Materials
Thomas R. Boussie - Menlo Park CA, US Eric L. Dias - Belmont CA, US Zachary M. Fresco - Redwood City CA, US Vincent J. Murphy - San Jose CA, US James Shoemaker - Gilroy CA, US Raymond Archer - Sunnyvale CA, US Hong Jiang - Palo Alto CA, US
The present invention generally relates to processes for the chemocatalytic conversion of a glucose source to an adipic acid product. The present invention includes processes for the conversion of glucose to an adipic acid product via glucaric acid or derivatives thereof. The present invention also includes processes comprising catalytic oxidation of glucose to glucaric acid or derivative thereof and processes comprising the catalytic hydrodeoxygenation of glucaric acid or derivatives thereof to an adipic acid product. The present invention also includes products produced from adipic acid product and processes for the production thereof from such adipic acid product.