Jun 1999 to 2000 Child Protective SpecialistErasmus High School Brooklyn, NY Sep 2010 to May 2011 Student Teacher School Counselor InternAutomotive High School Brooklyn, NY Sep 2008 to Jun 2009 Student Teacher School Counselor InternCHILD DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT CORP Brooklyn, NY Mar 1998 to Jun 1999 Intake Family Worker/Intake Case-Aide
Education:
COLLEGE OF SAINT ROSE Brooklyn, NY 2012 to 2013 Advance Certification in Special Education in Special EducationBROOKLYN COLLEGE M.S. in School CounselingNEW YORK CITY TECHNICAL COLLEGE BS in Human Services
Jacqueline S. Curran - Cranford NJ Valerie A. Bell - Edison NJ Steven M. Kuznicki - Whitehouse Station NJ Tadeusz W. Langner - Linden NJ
Assignee:
Engelhard Corporation - Iselin NJ
International Classification:
C01B 3902
US Classification:
423700, 423712, 423DIG 21, 423DIG 24
Abstract:
Aluminosilicate zeolites are formed in a novel reaction medium which contains a silicate source and an aluminum source in an aqueous alkaline solution and which reaction medium further includes an additional electrolyte salt. The addition of the electrolyte salt provides nucleation sites for the zeolite so as to form very small crystals. In high silica reaction environments, it is possible to form high aluminum zeolites which contain occluded silicate and wherein the morphology of the zeolites comprise macroscopic aggregates of microcrystalline zeolites. The addition of the electrolyte salt can also decrease the reaction time or temperature needed for crystallization.
Macroscopic Aggregates Of Microcrystalline Zeolites
Steven Kuznicki - Shitehouse Station NJ, US Tadeusz Langner - Linden NJ, US Jacqueline Curran - Cranford NJ, US Valerie Bell - Edison NJ, US
International Classification:
C11D017/00
US Classification:
510/444000, 510/507000
Abstract:
This invention relates to zeolitic molecular sieve compositions and hybrid zeolite-silica compositions characterized by novel morphology in which the zeolite is present as macroscopic aggregates of microcrystalline zeolite. The zeolitic compositions of this invention have outstanding capability to complex multivalent cations, especially calcium due to the high exchange kinetics of the microcrystalline zeolite component and yet have the ease of handling due to the macroscopic aggregate assemblage.
Exchange Cation Selection In Ets-4 To Control Adsorption Strength And Effective Pore Diameter
Valerie Bell - Edison NJ, US Dennis Ray Anderson - Plainsboro NJ, US Barry Speronello - Montgomery Township NJ, US Mukta Rai - Marlboro NJ, US William Dolan - Yardley PA, US
International Classification:
C01B 33/36
US Classification:
423716000
Abstract:
The effective pore diameter of ETS-4 can be controlled without thermal treatment by selecting various combinations of cations to exchange into ETS-4. The effect that any cation mixture has on the ETS-4 can be reduced to the weighted average of the effects of each cation present.
Exchange Cation Selection In Ets-4 To Control Adsorption Strength And Effective Pore Diameter
Valerie Amelia Bell - Edison NJ, US Dennis Ray Anderson - Plainsboro NJ, US Barry Kevin Speronello - Montgomery Township NJ, US Mukto Rai - Marlboro NJ, US William Bachop Dolan - Yardley PA, US
Assignee:
BASF CATALYSTS LLC - Florham Park NJ
International Classification:
B01D 53/047 B01D 53/54
US Classification:
4232392
Abstract:
The effective pore diameter of ETS-4 can be controlled without thermal treatment by selecting various combinations of cations to exchange into ETS-4. The effect that any cation mixture has on the ETS-4 can be reduced to the weighted average of the effects of each cation present.