Naser Pourahmady

6784256, Aug 31, 2004

Aug 30, 2000

09/650599

Jinsong Lee - Akron OH
Paul Peter Nicholas - Broadview Heights OH
Naser Pourahmady - Solon OH
Rutger D. Puts - Cleveland Heights OH

Noveon IP Holdings Corp. - Cleveland OH

C08F 834

525343, 5253291, 5253292, 5253293, 5253298, 5253304, 5253328, 5253329, 5253331, 5253332, 5253335, 525350

A controlled free-radical polymerization process for forming end-functionalized polymers is disclosed, particularly by degenerative iodine transfer. The end-functionalized polymers are characterized by a polydispersity less than 2. 5 and a predetermined molecular weight. The end-functionalized polymers are useful as reactive intermediates in condensation polymerization, chain polymerization and heterogeneous polymerization reactions.

8476384, Jul 2, 2013

Dec 15, 2008

12/808380

Stuart L. Bartley - Wickliffe OH, US
James D. Burrington - Gates Mills OH, US
Naser Pourahmady - Solon OH, US

Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc. - Cleveland OH

C08F 2/04
C08F 118/02
C08L 31/00

526 89, 526319, 524556

A polymerization process to copolymerize hydrophobic ethylenically unsaturated C-C. J olefins with polar monomers such as acrylates is described. The process utilizes an acid source to modify/catalyze the reactivity of the polar monomer and/or radically activated repeat unit from the polar monomer to promote incorporation of the ethylenically unsaturated olefin. The copolymer shows excellent adhesion to a variety of polymeric and/or polar substrates such as polyolefins, acrylate coatings, wood, etc.

8575256, Nov 5, 2013

Oct 28, 2009

13/126852

Anthony D. Pajerski - Broadview Heights OH, US
Naser Pourahmady - Solon OH, US
Libin Du - Forest Hills NY, US
James D. Burrington - Gates Mills OH, US
Stuart L. Bartley - Wickliffe OH, US

Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc. - Cleveland OH

C08L 33/04
C08L 75/04
C08L 31/00
C08J 3/07
C08F 2/04
C08F 118/02

524457, 524507, 524501, 524556, 526 89, 526319

A product and processes comprising urethane polymer and at least one copolymer from a hydrophobic ethylenically unsaturated C-Colefins copolymerized with polar monomers such as acrylates. One process optionally utilizes an acid source to modify/catalyze the reactivity of the polar monomer and/or radically activated repeat unit from the polar monomer to promote incorporation of the ethylenically unsaturated olefin. Other processes vary depending on which polymer if formed and/or dispersed first. The hybrid copolymer shows excellent adhesion to a variety of polymeric and/or polar substrates such as polyolefins, acrylate coatings, wood, etc.

20120136109, May 31, 2012

Jun 30, 2010

13/379232

James D. Burrington - Gates Mills OH, US
Naser Pourahmady - Solon OH, US
Libin Du - Jersey City NJ, US

Lubrizol Advanced Materials, Inc. - Cleveland OH

C08L 33/02
C09J 133/02
C08F 210/14

524522, 526329

A polymerization process to copolymerize hydrophobic ethylenically unsaturated C-Colefins with polar monomers such as acrylates utilizing a polymeric support resin to stabilize the polymerization product in an aqueous media is described. The copolymer shows excellent adhesion to a variety of polymeric and/or polar substrates such as polyolefins, acrylate coatings, wood, etc.

20130065468, Mar 14, 2013

Jun 2, 2011

13/698780

Gary A. Anderle - North Olmsted OH, US
Naser Pourahmady - Solon OH, US

LUBRIZOL ADVANCED MATERIALS, INC. - Cleveland OH

C09D 133/08
B41M 5/52

442170, 524562, 428451, 428522, 428514, 428513

The present invention discloses films, papers, and fabrics (both woven and non-woven) that are more receptive to inks or dyes. These ink/dye receptive products are made by coating the surface of the film, paper, or fabric with certain acrylate polymers. These ink/dye receptive films, papers and fabrics have the ability to then be used in making laminated and coated products. The subject invention more specifically discloses an ink/dye receptive film which is comprised of a base film which is coated with an acrylate polymer, comprised of 1 weight percent to 20 weight percent repeat units of at least one unsaturated aliphatic olefin monomer containing from 4 to 30 carbon atoms.

61438480, Nov 7, 2000

Oct 23, 1997

8/956571

Jinsong Lee - Akron OH
Paul Peter Nicholas - Broadview Heights OH
Naser Pourahmady - Solon OH
Rutger D. Puts - Cleveland Heights OH

The B.F.Goodrich Company - Brecksville OH

C08F 200

526212

A controlled free-radical polymerization process for forming end-functionalized polymers is disclosed, particularly by degenerative iodine transfer. The end-functionalized polymers are characterized by a polydispersity less than 2. 5 and a predetermined molecular weight. The end-functionalized polymers are useful as reactive intermediates in condensation polymerization, chain polymerization and heterogeneous polymerization reactions.

52928233, Mar 8, 1994

Jul 24, 1992

7/919638

Naser Pourahmady - Avon Lake OH

The Geon Company - Independence OH

C08F 826

5253315

Polyvinyl halide resin absent allylic halogen is disclosed. Another polyvinyl halide resin absent allylic halogen, allylic branching and unsaturation is also disclosed. The compositions of this invention are prepared by contacting any polyvinyl halide resin with a hydrogen-substituting compound that has a selective affinity for the allylic halogens.

51439530, Sep 1, 1992

Dec 28, 1990

7/635042

Naser Pourahmady - Avon Lake OH

The B. F. Goodrich Company - Akron OH

C07D20727
C07D207267
C07D40504
C07K 53415

524104

Thermal stability of vinyl halide polymers is enhanced by the use of dienophiles such as N-alkyl maleimides, and bis compounds thereof, disclosed herein. The maleimides and bis compounds thereof produce synergistic results in terms of thermal stability of vinyl halide polymers when used in conjunction with conventional metal-containing thermal stabilizers. Environmental concerns are abated and certain other advantages are realized if the maleimides disclosed herein are used in conjunction with conventional nonmetallic thermal stabilizers to stabilize vinyl halide polymers against heat deterioration. Bis compounds of the N-alkyl maleimides disclosed herein, when used as thermal stabilizers for vinyl halide polymers, promote crosslinking without degrading the vinyl halide polymer.