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Class 422/129.1 - Soap making


Subclass of Class 422 - Chemical apparatus and process disinfecting, deodorizing, preserving, or sterilizing
Definition: Apparatus specifically designed for effecting a saponification
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 10/26/2004


NumberTitleIssue Date
6809071Method of manufacturing soap with air bubbles
A method of producing aerated soap 5 comprising solidifying molten soap 4 having bubbles dispersed therein in a molding unit, wherein a storage tank 61 of the molten soap 4 has a circulating duct 62 forming a loop passing through t...
10/26/2004
6419883Chemical synthesis using solvent microdroplets
The present invention relates to microdroplets of a solution comprising a solvent having a boiling point of 150° C. or above, a surface tension of 30 dynes/cm or above, and a viscosity of 0.015 g/(cm)(sec). Such microdroplets are useful for the synthesis...
07/16/2002
5908041Method for cleaning a photoresist developer spray stream nozzle
A method and apparatus for cleaning a spray stream nozzle employed in dispensing upon a photoexposed blanket photoresist layer formed over a semiconductor substrate a photoresist developer solution. There is first provided a spray stream nozzle having a m...
06/01/1999
4578246Apparatus for making soap
Liquid soap is made in small quantities in the home by mixing a fat, such as left over cooking fats, with an alkali while adding a diluent each time viscosity of the mixture is detected to rise. Apparatus for making the soap includes a sealed container 17...
03/25/1986
4517107Detergent bar
A soap-containing formulation capable of becoming transparent on working is subjected to shear between two mutually displaceable surfaces. A shear zone is formed in the formulation as the latter is entrained in the surfaces....
05/14/1985
 
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