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Edwin L Sukman

from New York, NY
Deceased
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David W Sukow, 54Laura A Sukow, 59Amanda K Sukowaty, 41Monika R Sukowski, 61Tanit Suksamran, 45Gunjan Sukul, 44Aparna Sukumar, 33Kelamanga S Sukumar, 75Pramod Sukumaran, 44Santhosh R Sukumar, 43

Edwin Sukman Phones & Addresses

  • 711 End Ave, New York, NY 10025 (212) 662-9226
  • 711 W End Ave #4HS, New York, NY 10025
  • New York City, NY
  • Hi Vista, CA
  • 711 W End Ave APT 4GN, New York, NY 10025

Work

Position: Protective Service Occupations

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

Publications

Us Patents

Tris(Aryl)Alkyl Phosphonium Halides And Pesticidal Compositions Thereof

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US Patent:
42645930, Apr 28, 1981
Filed:
Oct 31, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/090080
Inventors:
Edwin L. Sukman - Montclair NJ
Assignee:
M&T Chemicals, Inc. - Woodbridge NJ
International Classification:
A01N 5722
C07F 954
US Classification:
424198
Abstract:
Tri(phenyl)alkyl phosphonium halides wherein the phenyl groups contain a long chain or sterically hindered alkyl group are novel and exhibit efficacious levels of fungicidal and bacteriocidal activity. The presence of the alkyl substituent eliminates or significantly reduces the phytotoxicity that characterizes the corresponding unsubstituted phosphonium compounds.

Method For Controlling Acarids With Phosphine Oxides

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US Patent:
39898245, Nov 2, 1976
Filed:
Mar 6, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/555884
Inventors:
Edwin L. Sukman - Fanwood NJ
Assignee:
M & T Chemicals Inc. - Greenwich CT
International Classification:
A01N 936
US Classification:
424204
Abstract:
Acarids, including spider mites, are effectively controlled by applying to the acarids, their habitat or both certain tertiary bis(halophenyl)phosphines, phosphine oxides and phosphine sulfides. These compounds kill adult and nymph acarids in addition to their eggs.

Insecticidal And Ovicidal Method

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US Patent:
41016556, Jul 18, 1978
Filed:
Oct 4, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/729029
Inventors:
Edwin L. Sukman - Montclair NJ
Assignee:
M & T Chemicals Inc. - Stamford CT
International Classification:
A01N 936
US Classification:
424204
Abstract:
Insects and acarids are effectively controlled by applying to these organisms, their eggs or their habitat certain tertiary bis(halophenyl)-phosphines, phosphine oxides and phosphine sulfides. These compounds kill the adult, nymph and egg stages. At lower dose levels the compounds are effective chemosterilants for eggs of insects and acarids.

Additive-Containing Fibers

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US Patent:
40557022, Oct 25, 1977
Filed:
Dec 2, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/637024
Inventors:
Roger T. Guthrie - Westfield NJ
Justin L. Hirshman - East Brunswick NJ
Stanley Littman - Sharon NJ
Edwin L. Sukman - Upper Montclair NJ
Philip H. Ravenscroft - Rowayton NJ
Assignee:
M & T Chemicals Inc. - Greenwich CT
International Classification:
B29C 1702
D02G 300
US Classification:
428398
Abstract:
Additives can be permanently incorporated into melt spun fibers by cold drawing the fibers under conditions that generate a network of interconnecting microvoids within the fiber. The microvoids are formed in the presence of specified liquid or vapor media which fill the microvoid network. The temperature of the medium is below the effective glass transition temperature of the fibers containing said medium. The additive is either present in said medium or is applied to drawn fibers containing said medium.

Method For Permanently And Uniformly Incorporating An Additive Into An Undrawn Fiber

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US Patent:
40013677, Jan 4, 1977
Filed:
Nov 7, 1974
Appl. No.:
5/521843
Inventors:
Roger T. Guthrie - Westfield NJ
Justin L. Hirshman - East Brunswick NJ
Stanley Littman - Somerset NJ
Edwin L. Sukman - Fanwood NJ
Philip H. Ravenscroft - Clark NJ
Assignee:
M & T Chemicals Inc. - Greenwich CT
International Classification:
B29C 1702
B29D 2700
US Classification:
264154
Abstract:
Additives can be permanently incorporated into melt spun fibers by cold drawing the fibers under conditions that generate a network of interconnecting microvoids within the fiber. The microvoids are formed concurrently with the drawing of the fiber in a non-solvent liquid or vapor media, which media fills the microvoid network. The temperature of the medium is below the effective glass transition temperature of the fibers containing said medium. The additive is either present in said medium or is applied to drawn fibers containing said medium.

Flame Retardant Compositions Derived From Difunctional Carboxylic Acids Containing A Halogenated Thiophere Ring And Methods For Their Preparation

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US Patent:
39705986, Jul 20, 1976
Filed:
Jul 29, 1974
Appl. No.:
5/492759
Inventors:
Edwin L. Sukman - Fanwood NJ
Irving Touval - Edison NJ
Assignee:
M & T Chemicals Inc. - Greenwich CT
International Classification:
C08G 6312
US Classification:
260 75S
Abstract:
Flame retardant synthetic polyesters contain repeating units or side chains derived from mono- or dihalogenated dicarboxylic acids wherein the carboxylic acid groups are bonded directly to different carbon atoms of a thiophene ring structure.
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