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De Wolf

Cornelia Adriana De Wolf, Eerbeek NL

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20100276152ACIDIC AQUEOUS SOLUTION CONTAINING A CHELATING AGENT AND THE USE THEREOF - The present invention relates to an acidic aqueous solution containing a chelating agent and an acid, wherein the chelating agent is glutamic acid N,N-diacetic acid (GLDA) or a salt thereof and wherein the amount of GLDA or the salt thereof is at least 10 wt %, based on the weight of the aqueous solution, and to the use thereof as an oilfield chemical, in descaling processes, or in processes in which highly concentrated aqueous acids are used, such as cleaning processes or plating processes.11-04-2010
20100311998CHELATING AGENT BASED IONIC LIQUIDS, A PROCESS TO PREPARE THEM, AND THEIR USE - The present invention relates to ionic liquids of the formula: (M12-09-2010

Frederik Anton De Wolf, Wageningen NL

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20110003970MULTI BLOCK COPOLYMERS - A multi-block copolymer comprises at least one hydrophilic collagen-like block and at least one silk-like block. The silk-like block comprises an amino acid sequence ((GA)01-06-2011

Frederik Anton De Wolf, Bunnik NL

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20090264625Method for recombinant microorganism expression and isolation of collagen-like polypeptides - A composition comprising a purified collagen-like polypeptide suitable as a peptizer, said polypeptide comprising [Gly-X-Y]n repeats, wherein Gly stands for glycine, X and Y represent any amino acid and n is an integer and selected such that the length of the [Gly-X-Y]n repeat is at least 2.5 kDa and wherein the amino acid sequence of said [Gly-X-Y]n repeats comprises more than 4 different amino acids and wherein said purified polypeptide is free of helix structure.10-22-2009

Johannes Marinus Cornelius De Wolf, Rosendaal NL

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20080212095Optical Monitoring Apparatus and Method of Monitoring Optical Coatings - A beam is reflected and/or transmitted by a sample with a coating. The path of the beam has a unitary path part where the beam is affected by the coating but is split into parallel sub-paths in a fixed (sample independent) part of the apparatus, components of the beam with different directions of polarization being passed through the sub-paths. A spectrum is determined of ratio's between intensities of the components after they have been affected by the sample, and from the spectrum of the ratio's coating properties are determined. Typically a polarizing splitter is used to split the beam after it has been affected by the sample and the beam is chopped in the sub-paths. After chopping the beam may be recombined before being passed to a detector. The detector may be shared between different arrangements of splitters-choppers-combiners. The beam may be passed to and from the sample through the same splitter.09-04-2008