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Thaddeus P Kobylinski

from Prospect, PA
Age ~90
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Also known as:
Thaddeus Dr Kibylinski, Thaddeus P Kibylinski, Thaddeus Kobylinski Dr, Thaddeus Kibylinski Dr, Ted Kobylinski, Thad Kobylinski, Tad Kobylinksi, Ted I
Phone and address:
2158 Prospect Rd, Prospect, PA 16052
(724) 865-2858
Related to:
Richard A Stoudt, 55Katherine A Kobylinski, 47Donna M KobylinskiBonnie L Kobylinski, 82Christina E Kobylinski, 52Rose A Stoudt, 83Margaret J Fehrman, 46David M KobylinskiMaria S Kobylinski, 54Peter T Kobylinski, 42Christina E Stoudt, 52Joel A Fehrman, 47
Connected to:
Arlene D Kobylinski, 79Diane M Kobylinski, 65Christine A Kobyljanec, 35Kevin T Kobylowski, 58Jeannine J Kobylski, 63Kevin R Kobylski, 43Thomas P Kobylski, 63Kathleen T Kobyra, 34Anna M Kobza, 76Jay A Kobza, 64

Thaddeus Kobylinski Phones & Addresses

  • 2158 Prospect Rd, Prospect, PA 16052 (724) 865-2858
  • Winfield, PA
  • Lisle, IL
  • Catasauqua, PA

Work

Position: Supervisor

Industries

Farming

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Location:
2158 Prospect Rd, Prospect, PA 16052
Industry:
Farming
Work:

Supervisor

Publications

Us Patents

Activated Cobalt-Substituted Layered Aluminosilicate For Synthesis Gas Conversion

US Patent:
44979037, Feb 5, 1985
Filed:
Dec 17, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/451612
Inventors:
Charles L. Kibby - Gibsonia PA
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Prospect PA
Assignee:
Gulf Research & Development Company - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
B01J 2112
B01J 2116
US Classification:
502 85
Abstract:
Synthesis gas conversion catalyst prepared from synthetic layered aluminosilicate having a montmorillonite-type structure and containing cobalt substituted in the crystal lattice are activated for the conversion of synthesis gas by a sequential reduction, oxidation and reduction treatment. A Group VIII noble metal such as ruthenium can be impregnated on the catalyst prior to the final reduction stage. The catalyst is used in the production of liquid hydrocarbons from synthesis gas.

Cross-Flow Electrochemical Reactor Cells, Cross-Flow Reactors, And Use Of Cross-Flow Reactors For Oxidation Reactions

US Patent:
53567285, Oct 18, 1994
Filed:
Apr 16, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/048668
Inventors:
Uthamalingam Balachandran - Hinsdale IL
Roger B. Poeppel - Glen Ellyn IL
Mark S. Kleefisch - Naperville IL
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Lisle IL
Carl A. Udovich - Joliet IL
Assignee:
Amoco Corporation - Chicago IL
International Classification:
H01M 800
US Classification:
429 8
Abstract:
This invention discloses cross-flow electrochemical reactor cells containing oxygen permeable materials which have both electron conductivity and oxygen ion conductivity, cross-flow reactors, and electrochemical processes using cross-flow reactor cells having oxygen permeable monolithic cores to control and facilitate transport of oxygen from an oxygen-containing gas stream to oxidation reactions of organic compounds in another gas stream. These cross-flow electrochemical reactors comprise a hollow ceramic blade positioned across a gas stream flow or a stack of crossed hollow ceramic blades containing a channel or channels for flow of gas streams. Each channel has at least one channel wall disposed between a channel and a portion of an outer surface of the ceramic blade, or a common wall with adjacent blades in a stack comprising a gas-impervious mixed metal oxide material of a perovskite structure having electron conductivity and oxygen ion conductivity. The invention includes reactors comprising first and second zones seprated by gas-impervious mixed metal oxide material material having electron conductivity and oxygen ion conductivity. Prefered gas-impervious materials comprise at least one mixed metal oxide having a perovskite structure or perovskite-like structure.

Membrane Reactor Hollow Tube Module With Ceramic/Metal Interfacial Zone

US Patent:
59355336, Aug 10, 1999
Filed:
Oct 28, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/958574
Inventors:
Mark S. Kleefisch - Plainfield IL
Carl A. Udovich - Joliet IL
Joseph G. Masin - St. Charles IL
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Prospect PA
Assignee:
BP Amoco Corporation - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B01J 802
US Classification:
422211
Abstract:
The present invention relates to composite materials for membrane reactors which include a gas-tight ceramic, a porous support, and an interfacial zone therebetween. More particularly, this invention relates to composite materials using oxygen ion-conducting dense ceramic membranes formed on a porous support comprising a metallic alloy to provide an interfacial zone identifiable by a gradient of composition in at least one metallic element across the interfacial zone between the dense ceramic membrane and the porous support. Processes using composite materials in accordance with the invention are, for example, used for production of synthesis gas comprising carbon monoxide and molecular hydrogen which synthesis gas is, advantageously, free of deleterious and/or inert gaseous diluents such as nitrogen.

Alkylation Of Aromatics With Propylene And Higher Olefins

US Patent:
42937248, Oct 6, 1981
Filed:
May 21, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/151953
Inventors:
David L. Beach - Gibsonia PA
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Gibsonia PA
Assignee:
Gulf Research & Development Company - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
C07C 266
US Classification:
585457
Abstract:
An aromatic hydrocarbon is alkylated with an alpha olefin containing three to 10 carbon atoms, or more, by intimately contacting the alpha olefin and the aromatic hydrocarbon with a catalyst produced by contacting (a) a refractory metal oxide/silica support such as alumina/silica wherein the silica content of the support is from two to 95 weight percent and the metal oxide content of the support is from five to 98 percent with (b) a tris(cyclopentadienyl)trinickel dicarbonyl. This process results in the production of significant quantities of alkylated aromatic hydrocarbons.

Oxygen Ion-Conducting Dense Ceramic

US Patent:
56394373, Jun 17, 1997
Filed:
Sep 3, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/706813
Inventors:
Uthamalingam Balachandran - Hinsdale IL
Mark S. Kleefisch - Naperville IL
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Lisle IL
Sherry L. Morissette - Las Cruces NM
Shiyou Pei - Naperville IL
Assignee:
Amoco Corporation - Chicago IL
International Classification:
H01B 106
C01G 3714
US Classification:
423593
Abstract:
Preparation, structure, and properties of mixed metal oxide compositions containing at least strontium, cobalt, iron and oxygen are described. The crystalline mixed metal oxide compositions of this invention have, for example, structure represented by Sr. sub. alpha. (Fe. sub. 1-x Co. sub. x). sub. alpha. +. beta. O. sub. delta. where x is a number in a range from 0. 01 to about 1,. alpha. is a number in a range from about 1 to about 4,. beta. is a number in a range upward from 0 to about 20, and. delta. is a number which renders the compound charge neutral, and wherein the composition has a non-perovskite structure. Use of the mixed metal oxides in dense ceramic membranes which exhibit oxygen ionic conductivity and selective oxygen separation, are described as well as their use in separation of oxygen from an oxygen-containing gaseous mixture.

Ethanol From Methanol

US Patent:
42399254, Dec 16, 1980
Filed:
May 25, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/042516
Inventors:
Wayne R. Pretzer - Gibsonia PA
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Gibsonia PA
John E. Bozik - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
Gulf Research & Development Company - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
C07C 2700
US Classification:
568902
Abstract:
A process for selectively producing ethanol which comprises introducing into a reaction zone methanol, hydrogen, carbon monoxide, a cobalt tricarbonyl complex and an iodine promoter and then subjecting the contents of said reaction zone to an elevated temperature and an elevated pressure for a time period sufficient to convert methanol to ethanol.

Refractory Metal Oxide/Silica Supported Nickel Cluster Catalyst

US Patent:
42724066, Jun 9, 1981
Filed:
May 21, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/151948
Inventors:
David L. Beach - Gibsonia PA
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Gibsonia PA
Assignee:
Gulf Research & Development Company - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
B01J 3112
US Classification:
252430
Abstract:
A catalyst that is highly active at low operating temperatures and pressures in the oligomerization of lower olefins such as ethylene is produced by contacting (a) a refractory metal oxide/silica support such as alumina/silica wherein the silica content of the support is from about 2 to about 95 weight percent and the metal oxide content of the support is from about 5 to about 98 percent with (b) a tris(cyclopentadienyl)trinickel dicarbonyl. When used to oligomerize ethylene, these catalysts are characterized by a relatively high reaction rate at moderate temperatures and pressures. Their use permits the production of relatively high proportions of desirable trimer, tetramer, pentamer, and higher olefinic products.

Process For Selective Formation Of C.sub.4 Compounds And Organic Sulfide-Containing Catalyst System Used Therein

US Patent:
43396119, Jul 13, 1982
Filed:
Dec 11, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/215556
Inventors:
Wayne R. Pretzer - Gibsonia PA
Thaddeus P. Kobylinski - Gibsonia PA
John E. Bozik - Pittsburgh PA
Assignee:
Gulf Research & Development Company - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
C07C 2722
C07C 4550
US Classification:
568487
Abstract:
C. sub. 4 compounds including n-butanol and n-butanal are produced by reacting methanol, hydrogen, and carbon monoxide, in the presence of a cobalt catalyst selected from the group consisting of (a) a cobalt carbonyl, (b) a hydrido cobalt carbonyl and (c) a cobalt-containing material convertible to a cobalt carbonyl or a hydrido cobalt carbonyl, an iodine promotor and an organic sulfide having the formula: R. sub. 1 --S--R. sub. 2 wherein R. sub. 1 and R. sub. 2 can be the same or different members selected from the group consisting of saturated or unsaturated, straight or branched chain alkyl radicals having from one to 24 carbon atoms, cycloalkyl radicals having from three to 40 carbon atoms, aryl radicals having from six to 20 carbon atoms, aralkyl and alkaryl radicals having from six to 40 carbon atoms and halogen substituted derivatives thereof. A high degree of selectivity towards the formation of butanol and butanal is provided by using the cobalt entity and the organic sulfide in a molar ratio in the range of about 2:1 to about 1:10, based on elemental cobalt and sulfur. The reaction is conducted at elevated temperature and pressure conditions for a time sufficient to convert methanol to n-butanol and n-butanal.
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Thaddeus P Kobylinski from Prospect, PA, age ~90 Get Report