ROBERT C MOORE
Vehicle Board in Wilmington, DE

4220606, Sep 2, 1980

Jul 2, 1979

6/054332

Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Suntech, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

C07C 2318

260648F

Perfluorinated polycyclic hydrocarbons may be produced in high yield by a three-stage process comprising contacting a cyclic hydrocarbon such as an alkyladamantane with a fluoride of silver, manganese, sulfur or the like under varying reaction conditions, generally in the liquid state, to provide a partially fluorinated cyclic hydrocarbon. This fluorination is followed by a second stage vapor phase reaction with a fluoride of cobalt or the like at temperatures generally just above the boiling point of the material to yield highly fluorinated cyclic compounds, followed by a third stage reaction with the same reagent at substantially higher temperatures to provide the desired perfluorinated material. Alternatively, the partially fluorinated material for use in the second stage may be derived from known sources, using any known partially fluorinated cyclic hydrocarbon. In a further embodiment, a fluidized bed reactor may be substituted for the second and third vapor phase stages described above.

4043927, Aug 23, 1977

Dec 15, 1975

5/641110

Irl N. Duling - West Chester PA
David S. Gates - Swarthmore PA
Frederick P. Glazier - Thornton PA
Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Sun Ventures, Inc. - St. Davids PA

C10M 120

252 52R

A friction or tractive drive comprises at least two relatively rotatable members in torque transmitting relationship, the tractive surfaces of the members having disposed thereon a tractant selected from the following groups (A) or (B): A. a tractant comprising a hydrocarbon dimer of an alkyladamantane and/or alkyladamantanol of the C. sub. 12 -C. sub. 19 range containing 1-3 alkyl groups of the C. sub. 1 -C. sub. 3 range, the dimer containing two adamantane nuclei which are linked to each other through an alkylene radical derived from and having the same number of carbon atoms as an alkyl group of the starting material; and B. an ether analogous to a hydrocarbon dimer from group (A) but in which there are two linkages between nuclei, one being an oxymethylene or oxyethylene radical, the other being a methylene or ethylene radical.

4008251, Feb 15, 1977

Jul 20, 1970

5/056680

Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE
Abraham Schneider - Overbrook Hills PA

Sun Oil Company, (Sun Research and Development Co.) - Marcus Hook, Pa.

C07D31314, C07D31180, C07C 1354

260333

Alkyladamantanes and/or alkyladamantanols of the C. sub. 12 -C. sub. 19 range containing 1-3 alkyl groups of the C. sub. 1 -C. sub. 3 range are converted to hydrocarbon dimers in which two adamantane nuclei are linked to each other through an alkylene radical derived from and having the same number of carbon atoms as an alkyl group of the starting material. The reaction is effected by contacting the starting material with sulfuric acid having a strength in the range of 94-102% H. sub. 2 SO. sub. 4 in the absence of any other reactant material. When the reactant is a dimethyladamantane or ethyldimethyladamantane or a monool corresponding thereto, ether products in which two adamantane nuclei are joined both through an ether linkage and through a methylene or ethylene radical can also be produced. Some of the linked products are oily liquids while others are normally solid. Usually a small amount of alkyladamantanone is formed.

4879062, Nov 7, 1989

Sep 19, 1985

6/777798

Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Adamantech, Inc. - Linwood PA

B01J 1300

2523151

An inert, water-immiscible inert organic liquid having gas transport properties, water and a suitable emulsifying agent are formed into a stable gel by emulsifying a mixture of the same, concentrating the emulsion to form a gel phase and a liquid phase and separating the two phases. The resulting gel can be used as an ointment or cosmetic for skin irritations or wounds, or as a coating in industrial applications where extended contact of a surface with a gas, such as oxygen, is desired. Fluorocarbons or low viscosity silicone oils are suitable organic liquid components of the gels.

4402984, Sep 6, 1983

Mar 16, 1982

6/358559

Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Sun Tech, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

A61K 31025

424352

Perfluoroadamantane and 1-hydropentadecafluoroadamantane are prepared by perfluorinating adamantane and/or bromoadamantane by contacting CoF. sub. 3 at an elevated temperature. The fluoroadamantanes have utility as synthetic blood substitutes or perfusion media.

4520109, May 28, 1985

Mar 14, 1983

6/475001

Peter G. Simmonds - Ringwood, GB2
Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Sun Tech, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

G01N 3328, G01N 3108

436 56

A material is traced to its origin or the flow pattern of a fluid medium is defined by incorporating into the material or fluid medium a perfluorinated C. sub. 9 -C. sub. 18 polycyclic hydrocarbon containing at least two bridgehead carbon atoms linked through a bridge containing at least one carbon atom, collecting a sample of the material or fluid medium after distribution or flow, and analyzing the sample for the presence of the perfluoro compound.

4742050, May 3, 1988

Sep 9, 1987

7/096298

John M. Yuhas - late of Bala Cynwyd PA
Robert L. Goodman - Gladwyne PA
Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Adamantech, Inc. - Linwood PA

A61K 3170

514 34

Method of sensitizing hypoxic tumor cells to radiotherapy and chemotherapy by contacting the cells or the vasculature thereof with an aqueous dispersion of an oxygen carrying perfluoro compound and a dispersant for the compound, and sensitizing chemotherapeutic and protective compositions therefor.

4569784, Feb 11, 1986

Oct 20, 1981

6/313124

Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Adamantech, Inc. - Marcus Hook PA

B01J 1300

2523151

An inert, water-immiscible inert organic liquid having gas transport properties, water and a suitable emulsifying agent are formed into a stable gel by emulsifying a mixture of the same, concentrating the emulsion to form a gel phase and a liquid phase, and separating the two phases. The resulting gel can be used as an ointment or cosmetic for skin irritations or wounds, or as a coating in industrial applications where extended contact of a surface with a gas, such as oxygen, is desired. Fluorocarbons or low viscosity silicone oils are suitable organic liquid components of the gels.

4289499, Sep 15, 1981

Sep 22, 1980

6/189509

Leland C. Clark - Cincinnati OH
Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Childrens Hospital Medical Center - Philadelphia PA
Suntech, Inc. - Cincinnati OH

A61K 3102

23230B

A process for selecting a perfluorocarbon compound from those having about 9 to 12 carbon atoms for preparing synthetic blood compositions. The process involves determining the critical solution temperature of the perfluorocarbon compound in a solvent such as n-hexane. The perfluorocarbon compound is accepted as suitable for preparing a synthetic blood composition if its critical solution temperature falls below a selected temperature set by the number of carbon atoms in the perfluorocarbon compound.

4461717, Jul 24, 1984

Mar 19, 1982

6/360039

Robert E. Moore - Wilmington DE

Sun Tech, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

A61K 31025, B01J 1300

252312

Aqueous dispersions of a non-aromatizable perfluorinated C. sub. 9 -C. sub. 18 polycyclic hydrocarbon having gas carrying properties, and a minor amount of an amidoamine oxide surfactant, the dispersions having at room temperature an average particle size of not over 0. 1 micron initially and less than 0. 3 micron for up to about one year or more. The ability of the dispersions to maintain low particle size over long periods at room temperature indicates exceptional stability, making them valuable as blood substitutes and therapeutic agents.