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Cited prior art · Shuji Goto, Kazuyoshi Tasaka and 2 more · United States · 1983

of the electric before the completion of warm-up of the engine, the Page 7 amount of harmful components can be reduced, and 3. A fuel mixture heating device

Cited prior art · Nai Yuen Chen, Thomas F. Degnan, Sr. and 1 more · United States · 1989

the exhaust gases from the engine. substantial improvement in the octane number of the Page 7 fuel without the relatively large and efficiency reducing the inner surfaces of

Patents citing this work · Richard T. Schneider · United States · 1989

had to the accompanying can be easily assembled from standard 50 micrometer Page 7 fibers. Of course, with such a bundle, the image will aligned with detector array

Patents citing this work · United States · 1987

of which taining gases or for the preparation of oxygen by the Page 7 electrolysis of a medium which evolves oxygen and containing platinum group metals. Examples of

Cited prior art · Hiroshi Sakata · United States · 1986

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Cited prior art · Ove B. Platell · SUNSTORE KB · United States · 1984

more readily understood where and further features thereof made apparent, an embodi Page 7 ment of the invention will now be described with refer stood, the drill holes

Patents citing this work · WIPO · 1984

THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT Reference numeral 10 indicates a schematic \ Zin, WIPO Wy Page 7 representation of the dual fuel system as contemplated by the present invention. Internal combustion

Cited prior art · James L. Pace · Hotspur International Corp Inc · United States · 1983

UNITED STATES PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION PATENT NO. : 4,367,700 Page 1 of 2 INVENTOR(S) : James L. Pace It is Certified that error appears in the

Cited prior art · Arthur J. Clyne, John E. Knarr and 2 more · United States · 1981

ent temperatures. as heat of fusion in said first container means and Page 7 heat of a second temperature will be stored as heat an exhaust pipe coupled

Cited prior art · Philippe Courrege, Jean Deflandre and 2 more · United States · 1981

latent to the user unit a smaller quantity of the thermofluid heat of fusion. Page 7 The advantage of using such materials resides in large Thus, to take

Patents citing this work · United States · 1981

to proceed virtu ering by means of latent heat accumulators. Thus, stor Page 7 age of electrical current at the cheap night rate is also can also be

Cited prior art · Robert C. Strem, Richie C. Strem and 2 more · United States · 1981

20. This overheat this air. If air with vapor is overheated the Page 7 combustibility of the mixture does not burn in the cylin this is desired or

Cited prior art · Axel Eschner, Erich Pohlmann and 2 more · United States · 1980

That is, instead of leading the entire described above. However, the arrangement of FIG. 2 Page 9 of the drawings does not disclose equalization chamber provide a regulation

Cited prior art · Edmond Girard · Messier SA · United States · 1980

at the tempera ing a supplementary array of pipes arranged under the Page 7 floor of said enclosure and connected to the first array a utilization circuit associated

Cited prior art · Wolfgang Habermann, Peter Thoma and 2 more · United States · 1980

platinum 52 U.S. C. ............................. 204/290 F 204/290 R group, especially with rhodium. Page 2 respect of adhesion to the electrode surface at high ELECTRODES FOR ELECTROLYSIs PURPOSES anodic

Cited prior art · Thomas G. Hart · Energy Development Associates Inc · United States · 1980

Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 METHOD OF FORMING HYDROGEN cept can be employed for the production of commercial quantities

Cited prior art · Shunpei Yamazaki · Semiconductor Energy Laboratory Co Ltd · United States · 1989

forming method of the thereon a non-single-crystal layer. With this method, invention. Page 7 DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED red heaters 22B and coaxially with the gas guide 25B

Cited prior art · Kelly R. Rawlings · ANTI P Inc · United States · 1988

heated air into a tion devices utilized with the conventional internal mixture of approximately 30% liquid fuel and approxi Page 7 mately 70% vaporized fuel by volume at a temperature float chamber, a valve passageway

Cited prior art · John S. C. Chiang · FMC Corp · United States · 1988

controlled in several ways. and a second surface forming an exterior surface of the Page 7 cell, an electrolyte outlet disposed to receive electrolyte drainage rate of the

Cited prior art · James A. Aberson, Jr., Ian A. White and 1 more · United States · 1988

the type disclosed in 518 could be used not only coupling means. Page 7 GLOSSARY OF TERMS that Qas (2TA)> go1-2arnel/Ao, where A is the aver age repeat