ROBERT JORDAN
Barber in Pittsburgh, PA

4034037, Jul 5, 1977

Jan 14, 1974

5/433296

Robert Kenneth Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C07F 308

260429R

A process for, and certain compositions of, the production of metal carboxylates or N-organic carbamates wherein the carboxylic acid or carbon dioxide and amine is converted to a solution of the corresponding ammonium carboxylate which in the presence of a soluble metal salt results in the precipitation of the product. Certain of these products are organic di and polycarbamic acid metal salts, new compositions of matter.

3991108, Nov 9, 1976

Oct 31, 1973

5/411487

Robert Kenneth Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C07C 5158, C07C11800

260544F

A process for the fluorination of carboxylate compounds to the corresponding acyl fluoride or carbamoyl fluoride, the latter compounds decompose to isocyanates and hydrogen fluoride, wherein the carboxylic acid, its anhydride or metal salt is intimately mixed with a metal fluorosulfonate and heated at a temperature at which the gaseous carboxylic acid fluoride is formed or decomposed.

4198228, Apr 15, 1980

Sep 5, 1978

5/939431

Robert K. Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C21B 506

75 42

A process for the production of molten ferrous metal in a vertical shaft furnace whose combustion zone is supplied with oxygen and a carbonaceous material, said carbonaceous material being suspended in carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide or mixtures thereof.

4018876, Apr 19, 1977

Mar 4, 1975

5/555189

Robert Kenneth Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C07C 5506, C01B 3124

423421

A process for the simultaneous production of relatively insoluble metal oxalates and carbonates and bicarbonates of alkali metals and ammonium in which a metal carbonate and an ammonium or alkali metal oxalate are combined in water or methanol, optionally with the addition of carbon dioxide.

4013454, Mar 22, 1977

Mar 4, 1975

5/555159

Robert Kenneth Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C21B 500, C21B 304

75 41

A process for the simultaneous production of synthesis and methanol or ammonia in which a modified blast furnace or vertical shaft furnace using iron ore and coke, or coal, is blown with oxygen or an oxygen-air mixture containing carbon dioxide to provide a top gas comprising essentially carbon monoxide which is at least partly shifted with steam to make hydrogen and carbon dioxide, which carbon dioxide is removed by compression and a solvent based carbon dioxide removal process, and the remaining gas stream is heated and passed through a systhesis reactor so constructed to recover heat from the synthesis reaction.

4157336, Jun 5, 1979

Jan 10, 1977

5/758082

Robert K. Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C07F 108, C07F 308, C07F 1100, C07F 1502

260429R

A process in which a metal carbamate, especially an N-mono- or N-di-hydrocarbaryl carbamic acid metal salt, is combined with an ester or amide of a carboxylic acid to produce a metal carboxylate and a urea or an ester of a carbamic acid. The carbamate esters of acidic hydroxyl compounds, usually phenolics, can further decompose to the corresponding phenol and isocyanate, or, the carbamate ester may be combined with ammonia, a primary amine or secondary amine to produce the corresponding hydroxylated hydrocarbaryl and urea. A variation includes transesterification-metallation between carboxylate esters and metal salts of carboxylic acids.

4255453, Mar 10, 1981

Aug 16, 1977

5/825096

Robert K. Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C01C 314, C07C11800

423365

A process for the production of isocyanates by the addition of carbon monoxide to a metal or aryl carbamate.

4529440, Jul 16, 1985

May 14, 1980

6/149758

Robert K. Jordan - Pittsburgh PA

C21B 506

75 42

A process for the coproduction of molten ferrous metals and hydrogen-carbon monoxide adducts from a blast furnace whose hot blast is replaced by oxygen and a suspension of coal in recycle gas; whereby the top gas or gas removed from the stack at a point below where reduction begins is employed to produce chemicals of which hydrogen and/or carbon monoxide adducts are made.