Edward A Hazbun
age ~80
from Media, PA
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- Eddy A Hazbun
- Edward Hazbun Revocable
- Ed A Hazbun
- Edaward Hazbun
- Edward Hazboun
- Phone and address:
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6 Michele Dr, Media, PA 19063
6103532177
Edward Hazbun Phones & Addresses
- 6 Michele Dr, Media, PA 19063 • 6103532177
- Lansdowne, PA
- 805 Cheswold Ct, Wayne, PA 19087
- Chesterbrook, PA
- 114 Iron Bark Ct, Collegeville, PA 19426
- Elkton, MD
- Newark, DE
- Sacramento, CA
- Newtown Square, PA
- Broomall, PA
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Position:Homemaker
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Petra Tech Co
Consulting & Project Engineer · Accountant
Consulting & Project Engineer · Accountant
6 Michele Dr, Media, PA 19063
PO Box 1111, Media, PA 19063
6103532010
PO Box 1111, Media, PA 19063
6103532010
Us Patents
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Methanol As Cosurfactant For Microemulsions
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US Patent:50044796, Apr 2, 1991
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Filed:Jun 9, 1986
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Appl. No.:6/872371
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Inventors:Steven G. Schon - Philadelphia PA
Edward A. Hazbun - Media PA -
Assignee:Arco Chemical Technology, Inc. - Wilmington DE
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International Classification:C10L 132
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US Classification:44302
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Abstract:Stable microemulsion fuel compositions are provided which comprise (a) a hydrocarbon fuel such as diesel fuel, jet fuel, gasoline, or fuel oil; (b) water; and (c) cosurfactant combination of methanol and a fatty acid partially neutralized by a nitrogenous base. The compositions of the invention exhibit a high degree of phase stability even over wide variations of temperature, and reduce combustion emissions.
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Microemulsion Fuel System
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US Patent:47447966, May 17, 1988
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Filed:Feb 4, 1986
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Appl. No.:6/825841
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Inventors:Edward A. Hazbun - Media PA
Steven G. Schon - Philadelphia PA
Roger A. Grey - West Chester PA -
Assignee:ARCO Chemical Company - Newtown Square PA
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International Classification:C10L 132
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US Classification:44 51
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Abstract:Stable microemulsion fuel compositions are provided which comprise (a) a hydrocarbon fuel such as diesel fuel, jet fuel, gasoline, or fuel oil; (b) water and/or methanol; and (c) a novel cosurfactant combination of tertiary butyl alcohol and an ionic or nonionic surfactant. The compositions of the invention exhibit a high degree of phase stability even over wide variations of temperature, greatly improved salt tolerance and reduce smoke particulate and NO. sub. x emissions.
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Catalytic Conversion Of Olefins To Higher Hydrocarbons
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US Patent:45567492, Dec 3, 1985
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Filed:Apr 16, 1984
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Appl. No.:6/601144
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Inventors:Edward A. Hazbun - Media PA
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Assignee:Atlantic Richfield Company - Los Angeles CA
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International Classification:C07C 100
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US Classification:585330
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Abstract:A process for converting normally gaseous olefins to higher hydrocarbons by catalytic oligomerization is disclosed wherein a feedstock comprising said olefins and containing a major amount of alkane diluent is contacted with a heterogeneous acid catalyst to produce said higher hydrocarbons.
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Ceramic Membrane For Hydrocarbon Conversion
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US Patent:47910798, Dec 13, 1988
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Filed:Jun 9, 1986
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Appl. No.:6/871746
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Inventors:Edward A. Hazbun - Media PA
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Assignee:Arco Chemical Company - Newtown Square PA
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International Classification:B01J 2110
B01J 2334
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US Classification:502 4
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Abstract:The invention relates to a novel mixed ion and electron conducting catalytic ceramic membrane and to its use in hydrocarbon oxidation and or dehydrogenation processes, the membrane consists of two layers, layer 1 which is an impervious mixed ion and electron conducting ceramic layer and layer 2 which is a porous catalyst-containing ion conducting ceramic layer.
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Ceramic Membrane And Use Thereof For Hydrocarbon Conversion
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US Patent:48270717, May 2, 1989
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Filed:Jun 15, 1988
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Appl. No.:7/206772
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Inventors:Edward A. Hazbun - Media PA
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Assignee:ARCO Chemical Technology, Inc. - Wilmington DE
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International Classification:C07C 402
C07C 200 -
US Classification:585443
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Abstract:The invention relates to a novel mixed ion and electron conducting catalytic ceramic membrane and to its use in hydrocarbon oxidation and or hydrogenation processes, the membrane consists of two layers, layer 1 which is an impervious mixed ion and electron conducting ceramic layer and layer 2 which is a porous catalyst-containing ion conducting ceramic layer.
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Fire Resistant Microemulsions Containing Phenyl Alcohols As Cosurfactants
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US Patent:47706708, Sep 13, 1988
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Filed:Dec 22, 1986
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Appl. No.:6/944900
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Inventors:Edward A. Hazbun - Media PA
Steven G. Schon - Dover NJ -
Assignee:Arco Chemical Company - Newtown Square PA
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International Classification:C10L 108
C10L 102 -
US Classification:44 51
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Abstract:Stable microemulsion compositions are provided especially fire resistant fuel compositions comprising (a) a hydrocarbon such as diesel fuel, jet fuel, gasoline, or fuel oil; (b) water; and (c) a novel cosurfactant combination of a phenyl alcohol and an ionic or nonionic surfactant. Methods are provided for destabilization and separation of the microemulsions directly before use.
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