James G. Goodwin, Ph.D. -- Patents

U.S.

"Fischer-Tropsch Activity for Non-promoted Cobalt-on-Alumina Catalysts," U.S. Patent 6,271,432 B2 (Aug. 7, 2001) (A. Singleton, R. Oukaci, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.).

"Reducing Fischer-Tropsch Catalyst Attrition Losses in High Agitation Reaction Systems," U.S. Patent 6,262,132 B1 (July 17, 2001) (A. Singleton, R. Oukaci, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.).

"Fischer-Tropsch Activity for Non-promoted Cobalt-on-Alumina Catalysts," U.S. Patent 6,191,066 B1(Feb. 20, 2001) (A. Singleton, R. Oukaci, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.).

"Attrition Resistant Bulk Iron Catalysts and Processes for Preparing and Using Same," U.S. Patent Pending (filed, September 2000) (Santosh Gangwal, K. Jothimurugesan, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.).

"Processes and Palladium-Promoted Catalysts for Conducting Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis," U.S. Patent 6,100,304 (August 8, 2000) (A. Singleton, R. Oukaci, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.).

"Processes and Catalysts for Conducting Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis in a Slurry Bubble Column Reactor," U.S. Patent 5,939,350 (August 17, 1999) (A. Singleton, R. Oukaci, and J.G. Goodwin).

"Process Using a Supported Catalyst for Hydrocarbon Synthesis," U.S. Patent 5,116,879 (1992) (S. Eri, James G. Goodwin, Jr., G. Marcelin, and T. Riis).

"Supported Catalyst for Hydrocarbon Synthesis," - U.S. Patent 5,102,851 (1992) (S. Eri, James G. Goodwin, Jr., G. Marcelin, and T. Riis).

"A Catalyst for Production of Hydrocarbons," - U.S. Patent 4,801,573 (1989) (with S. Eri, James G. Goodwin, Jr., G. Marcelin, and T. Riis).

"Process for Production of Hydrocarbons," U.S. Patent 4,857,559 (1989) (S. Eri, James G. Goodwin, Jr., G. Marcelin, and T. Riis).

P-US[3] "A Catalyst for Production of Hydrocarbons," - U.S. Patent 4,880,763 (1989) (S. Eri, James G. Goodwin, Jr., G. Marcelin, and T. Riis).

International

"A Catalyst and Process for Production of Hydrocarbons," (S. Eri, James G. Goodwin, Jr., G. Marcelin, and T. Riis): European Patent 313376 (1989), World Patent 8903725 (1989), Danish Patent 8805864 (1989), Australian Patent 616700 (1991), Canadian Patent 1,329,190 (1994), Latvian Patent LV 5588 (1994), Finnish Patent 92911 (1995), Mexican Patent 170935 (1995), Russian Patent 2017517 (1995), Norwegian Patent 178958 (1996), Lithuanian Patent 4002 (1996). Patent applications filed in: Algeria, People's Republic of China, Thailand, Brazil.

"Attrition Resistant Bulk Iron Catalysts and Processes for Preparing and Using Same," European Patent Application 01968038.8-2104-US0126005 (filed, August 28, 2001) (Santosh Gangwal, K. Jothimurugesan, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.)

"Improved Fischer-Tropsch Activity for Nonpromoted Cobalt-on-Alumina Catalysts," International Patent Application PCT/US99/11583 (filed May 26, 1999) (A. Singleton, R. Oukaci, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.).

"Reducing Fischer-Tropsch Catalyst Attrition Losses in High Agitation Reaction Systems," International Patent Application WO 00/71253 A2 (published Nov. 30, 2000) (A. Singleton, R. Oukaci, and J.G. Goodwin, Jr.).

"Supported Catalyst for Hydrocarbons Synthesis," (S. Eri, James G. Goodwin, Jr., G. Marcelin, and T. Riis): Australian Patent 631590 (1993), Latvian Patent LV 5589 (1994), Canadian Patent 2007143 (1995), Russian Patent 2024297 (1995). Patent applications filed in: Europe (90900385.7, People's Republic of China, Lithuania, Brazil, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Saudi Arabia.

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