Abstract: There is disclosed a fuel lubricity additive, made by a two-step process wherein the first step is co-reacting an unsaturated base oil, predominantly from vegetable oil sources, and a compound having a diene structure and a carboxylic acid group, wherein the second step is esterifying or amidifying the free carboxylic acid group of anhydride group with a poly-hydroxy-containing compound or poly-amine compound to form the final fuel lubricity additive useful in diesel fuels. The inventive fuel lubricity additive also is useful as a dispersant.

Abstract: There is disclosed a lubricant additive ingredient that imparts extreme pressure anti-wear properties to lubricant additive compositions. Specifically, there is disclosed a derivative of a vegetable oil triglyceride, a wax ester or a telomerized oil reacted with phosphorous pentasulfide to produce a phosphorous-sulfur (PS) extreme pressure additive.

Abstract: There is disclosed a lower range viscosity telomer oil with an acid number of less than 20 and a viscosity range of from 5000 sus to 12,000 sus at 40.degree. C. The lower range viscosity telomer oil product of claim 1 further comprises no more than 4% polyunsaturated fatty acids and a plurality of aliphatic rings, wherein the telomer vegetable oil is made from about 5% to about 15% of a conjugated triglyceride oil, wherein the conjugated triglyceride oil has at least 50% of fatty acids having at least two conjugated double bonds, and from about 85% to about 95% of an unconjugated unsaturated vegetable oil, wherein the unconjugated unsaturated vegetable oil has from about 10% to about 75% of its fatty acids being polyunsaturated and having from about 16 to about 26 carbon atom chain length (unbranched).

Abstract: There is disclosed an improved telomerized oil comprising no more than 4% polyunsaturated fatty acids and a plurality of aliphatic rings, wherein the improved telomerized oil is made from about 20% to about 70% of a conjugated triglyceride oil, wherein the conjugated triglyceride oil has at least 50% of fatty acids having at least two conjugated double bonds and from about 30% to about 80% of a vegetable triglyceride oil, wherein the vegetable triglyceride oil has from about 10% to about 75% of its fatty acids being polyunsaturated and having from about 16 to about 26 carbon atom chain length (unbranched).

Abstract: There is disclosed a group of lubricant additives that have improved oxidative stability, high viscosity and relatively lower cost and that comprise telomerized vegetable oils having no more than 4% polyunsaturated fatty acids. There is also disclosed sulfurized and phosphite adduct derivatives of telomerized vegetable oil for use as lubricant additives.

Abstract: There is disclosed a lubricating composition consisting essentially of a lubricant base and a lubricant additive wherein the lubricant additive comprises at least two groups of ingredients, wherein, the first group is a triglyceride vegetable oil, a wax ester of a triglyceride vegetable oil and combinations, the second group is a sulfurized mixture of a triglyceride vegetable oil and a wax ester of a triglyceride vegetable oil, and the third group is a phosphite adduct of triglyceride vegetable oil, a phosphite adduct of wax ester and combinations.

Abstract: There is disclosed a group of lubricant additives that have improved oxidative stability, high viscosity and relatively lower cost and that comprise telomerized vegetable oils having no more than 4% polyunsaturated fatty acids. There is also disclosed sulfurized and phosphite adduct derivatives of telomerized vegetable oil for use as lubricant additives.

Abstract: There is disclosed lubricant additives that comprise a combination of meadowfoam oil as a triglyceride or a wax ester, sulfurized triglyceride meadowfoam oil or sulfurized wax ester of meadowfoam oil, amnd phosphite adducts of triglyceride meadowfoam oil or wax ester of meadowfoam oil. There is also disclosed a proceess for sulfurizing triglyceride meadowfoam oil that is soluble in a lubricant base, such as mineral oil.

Abstract: There is disclosed lubricant additives that comprise combination of vegetable oil as a triglyceride or a wax ester, sulfurized triglyceride vegetable oil or sulfurized wax ester of vegetable oil, and phosphite adducts of triglyceride vegetable oil, wax ester of vegetable oil or jojoba oil. There is also disclosed a process for sulfurizing triglyceride vegetable oil that is soluble in a lubricant base, such as mineral oil.

Abstract: There is disclosed lubricant additives that comprise a combination of meadowfoam oil as a triglyceride or a wax ester, sulfurized triglyceride meadowfoam oil or sulfurized wax ester of meadowfoam oil, and phosphite adducts of triglyceride meadowfoam oil or wax ester of meadowfoam oil. There is also disclosed a process for sulfurizing triglyceride meadowfoam oil that is soluble in a lubricant base, such as mineral oil.

Abstract: There is disclosed an improved lubricant base composition for incorporation into a wide variety of lubricating compositions. The improved lubricant base composition comprises at least two ingredients selected from jojoba oil, sulfurized jojoba oil, and a phosphite adduct of jojoba oil.

Abstract: The reaction product of a long chain vicinal diol containing at least 10 carbon atoms and at least one sulfur atom in the chain, with dihydrocarbyl hydrogen phosphites are effective friction reducing antiwear additives in lubricating oils, greases and fuels.

Abstract: Mercaptothiadiazole adducts of unsaturated esters such as jojoba oil or pentaerythritol tetraoleate are highly effective multifunctional friction reducing and copper strip passivating additives for various lubricants.

Abstract: Products of reaction between a 2-hydroxyalkyl alkylamine or certain higher oxylated members, and a dihydrocarbyl phosphite have been found to be effective friction reducers and fuel reducing additives for internal combustion engines when such products are compounded with lubricants and liquid fuels.

Abstract: Compounds made by reacting a vicinal diol with a hydrocarbyl phosphite and then borating the resulting product have been found to be effective friction reducers when added to lubricants or fuels. This is true in any use of lubricants, but is especially true when they are used in internal combustion engines. In the latter case, the fuels used, when they contain the additive, aid in the reduction of friction in the engine.

Abstract: Lubricants and liquid fuel compositions containing a phosphorus oxyhalide vicinal diol reaction product provide additional protection to metal parts in contact by reducing the amount of friction.

Abstract: Certain diol-phosphorus oxyhalide-boron compound reaction products have been found to have antioxidant and antifriction properties and to hinder the corrosion of copper surfaces.

Abstract: Transition metal complexes of thiobis(alkylphenols) provide an increase in the research octane number of fuels suitable for use in internal combustion engines.

Abstract: Lubricants and liquid fuel composition containing a hydrogen phosphite-vicinal diol reaction product provide additional protection to metal parts in contact by reducing the amount of friction.

Abstract: Compounds made by reacting a vicinal diol with a hydrocarbyl phosphite and then borating the resulting product have been found to be effective friction reducers when added to lubricants or fuels. This is true in any use of lubricants, but is especially true when they are used in internal combustion engines. In the latter case, the fuels used, when they contain the additive, aid in the reduction of friction in the engine.