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Cameronics Technology Corporation, Ltd.

Glyzinc Pharmaceuticals Limited

Alan J Brock

Reginald M Taylor

Alwin S Clements

Brian J Horrocks

Leslie Fred Mullett

Peter Jauncey

The method of applying to a human or animal body a curative or control medium which is a zinc glycerolate complex (Glyzinc) formed as a reaction product of zinc oxide, or a zinc oxide forming material, and glycerol produced at a temperature of from 120.degree. C. to 300.degree. C. in which the zinc glycerolate complex is deposited subcutaneously in the human or animal body either directly or through transdermal absorption.

Zinc glycerolate complex and additions for pharmaceutical applications

Means for developing electrophotographic images

Pharmaceutical compound zinc glycerolate complex prepared by reacting

Charger for electrographic surfaces

A pressure compensated emitter device for controlling rate of water discharge in a drip irrigation emitter tube, wherein the tube is of resilient material and is partly contained within a plenum, wherein an increase pressure results in a reduction of tube diameter. The tube may contain a core of copper or other metal which will inhibit root growth in the vicinity of the discharge orifice.

Flow-control device

The invention relates to a method of and means for conditioning photoconductive surfaces by producing a corona between a corona-producing member and a base electrode and deflecting the corona to charge the surface. The surface is charged to a low level of 10 volts or less, and the corona is deflected by a gaseous medium, or a shield of insulating material, or by a bath of oil.

Charging of electrophotographic surfaces

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North Adelaide, Australia

Alan J Brock