US Patent Application 17911567. Perfluorinated Allyl Ethers and Perfluorinated Allyl Amines and Methods of Making and Using the Same simplified abstract

Perfluorinated Allyl Ethers and Perfluorinated Allyl Amines and Methods of Making and Using the Same

Organization Name

3M INNOVATIVE PROPERTIES COMPANY

Inventor(s)

Sean M. Smith of Woodbury MN (US)

Klaus Hintzer of Kastl (DE)

Markus E. Hirschberg of Mühldorf (DE)

William M. Lamanna of Stillwater MN (US)

Perfluorinated Allyl Ethers and Perfluorinated Allyl Amines and Methods of Making and Using the Same - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17911567 titled 'Perfluorinated Allyl Ethers and Perfluorinated Allyl Amines and Methods of Making and Using the Same

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