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Edmund Schmadel
Also filed as: SCHMADEL EDMUND
11 granted patents·241 citations·filing 1973–1991
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11 records- 0186US5002695AFoam regulators suitable for use in detergents and cleaning preparationsHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1988·Granted Mar 26, 1991·64 cites·11 claims
- 0273US4421666APowdery antifoaming compositions for aqueous systems, their preparation and useHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1982·Granted Dec 20, 1983·33 cites·16 claims
- 0372US3965024AWashing agent compositions and washing assistant composition containing phosphonopolycarboxylate sequestering agentsHENKEL & CIE GMBH·Filed 1973·Granted Jun 22, 1976·14 cites·12 claims
- 0469US4832866AProcess for the production of free-flowing, stable foam inhibitor concentrates by compacting granulationHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1987·Granted May 23, 1989·32 cites·19 claims
- 0565US4590237AFoam regulators containing paraffin hydrocarbons and hydrophobic silicaHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1985·Granted May 20, 1986·26 cites·28 claims
- 0660US4339342AAnti-foaming agents, the preparation thereof, and their use in aqueous systemsHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1981·Granted Jul 13, 1982·18 cites·11 claims
- 0759US3955920AWashing process with acid monomer grafted cellulose fabric in bath to absorb metal cations hardening waterHENKEL & CIE GMBH·Filed 1973·Granted May 11, 1976·11 cites·5 claims
- 0855US4396524APreparation of polysiloxane block polymers and their use as foam inhibitorsHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1980·Granted Aug 2, 1983·17 cites·23 claims
- 0947US4547306AFabric detergent compositions containing acylcyanamidesHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1984·Granted Oct 15, 1985·11 cites·19 claims
- 1042US5318718AProcess for the production of a pourable phosphate-free foam-inhibiting preparationHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1991·Granted Jun 7, 1994·9 cites·16 claims
- 1136US4127512ALow-foaming washing agent compositions and foam inhibitor compositionsHENKEL KGAA·Filed 1976·Granted Nov 28, 1978·6 cites·18 claims
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