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Cited prior art · John N. Murray, Robert J. Hynek and 1 more · United States · 1976

content of 0.1 to 40,000 not be as pure if this course of action is followed. More ppm. Page 7 7. A process for continuously purifying an incoming incoming gas from the

Cited prior art · Johan P. Nommensen · Stamicarbon BV · United States · 1976

Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 6 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 7 FIG. 3 illustrates a seal of an agitator shaft; SHAFT SEAL FIG. 4 shows another embodiment of the

Cited prior art · Robert M. Siewert · General Motors Corp · United States · 1976

minimum temperatures. 2,101,554 12/1937 Meyer................ ... 123/25 O 2,113,601 4/1938 Pratt................................... 12311 R 7 Claims, 1 Drawing Figure waaaaaaaaaa. Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 nate the need for interstage

Cited prior art · Jacobus Kloots · Applied Fiber Optics Inc · United States · 1976

into jack 44 FIG. 3 is a cross section taken along 3-3 of FIG. 2. at the receiving end. Page 5 An adaptor with permanently attached fiberoptic c. means to bond said

Patents citing this work · United States · 1975

heat exchangers which preheat the feed water entering the boiler heat exchanger. 7 Claims, 1 Drawing Figure III Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 conversion chamber which is axially

Cited prior art · William Richmond · Nat Res Dev · United States · 1975

Glycerol tency of 10 units/ml of liquid preparations being suf Yeast Extract 2.() ficient. - . . ; - Page 4 To avoid precipitation of sparingly soluble salts, the above constituents are dissolved separately and then Meth)

Cited prior art · Jr Edmund K Parenti, David P Bloomfield and 3 more · United States · 1975

product gas t1Con. for removing heat from said cell, said water being Page 7 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION INVENTOR(S) : Edmund K. Parenti, Jr. et all it is Certified that

Patents citing this work · United States · 1975

Esters............................... 31046 X red 3,534,203 10/1970 Sommeria......................... 31 0146 X 6 Claims, 7 Drawing Figures Ases 'S VSY Page 2 Drawing sheet — no readable text. Page 3 Drawing sheet — no readable text.

Cited prior art · P Rombi, Alfonso N D and 1 more · United States · 1974

the rate of flow as de- 5 ck k k be k Page 7 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION Patent No. 38.0420 Dated April 16, 1974 Inventor(s) Pietro Rombi and

Cited prior art · Douglas R Paxton · United States · 1971

75 porating or excluding heat conducting fins 66 on the tubes is Page 7 predetermined by the impelling power of a blower, for exam hot gaseous compound. It is contemplated that when

Cited prior art · Pierre Malifaud · Research Corp · United States · 1970

indices n1 8 with, here, and n supposed equal, the general formula of fiber 75 oxa- 8/160-A000 radian Page 14 for each fiber). If one associates the conical fibers with confusing

Cited prior art · John Broome · United States · 1970

reversal of the direction of the electric field until sub 204299, 301 Page 7 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION Patent No. 3, 506, 554 Dated April 14, 1970 Inventor(s) John

Cited prior art · Kiekhaefer Elmer Carl · Kiekhaefer Corp · United States · 1965

with the hot junction end disposed within the JOHN H. MACK, Examiner. Page 7 UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION Patent No. 3, 217,696 November 16, 1965 Elmer Carl Kiekhaefer It

Cited prior art · Anthony E Robertson, Joseph T Hamrick and 1 more · United States · 1963

75 and 6% on a weight basis. It is pointed out, however, Page 7 that the weight and volume of the hydrogen peroxide does ferred material at present is lithium hydride. Within

Patents citing this work · United States · 1960

36 of said blade, as accommodated a shaft 16 to ensure driving of compressor 75 shown at 38. Page 9 In this embodiment, all individual combustion cham bers are fed through

Cited prior art · Richard H Prewitt · United States · 1958

loads from the blade to its inboard connection, such as shown at 7, Figure 2. At the outboard end of blade 1, This invention relates to aircraft propellers or rotors, Weight 8

Patents citing this work · United States · 1956

material 5 is incorporated in the bottom wall to con 5a (Fig. 7) adjacent the inner surface of bottom 2. Layer vert the radiant energy into sensible heat within the ves Page

Cited prior art · Edmond R Retailliau · Exxon Research and Engineering Co · United States · 1956

Table I, following: 75 rated by simple fractionation from the unreacted pentanei, Page 7 which constitutes the remaining part of the hydrocarbon This process, therefore, provides a valuable means for layer, it

Cited prior art · Alwin B Newton · Honeywell Inc · United States · 1946

this manner, whenever the temperature of the take place even at temperatures of 75 or 70 de fluid is sufficiently high to raise the temperature grees where no

Cited prior art · Charles L Ruhl · United States · 1945

for entry in to a screwthreaded opening in the frontal plate 6 of a mix- Page 3 ing head 7, which is provided with radial ports 8, which are controlled by a