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Safe Tech, Inc.

Brown Coal Corporation

George E Brown, Jr

Bruce Noel Hoppert

Richard C O'Brien

Newlyn Stephenson, Sr

A truck bed cargo stabilizer and organizer portable apparatus is provided for storing, stabilizing and organizing items placed in the bed of a pickup truck. The truck bed cargo stabilizer and organizer apparatus is comprised of a hollow structure for a bed of a truck having an upper portion and a lower portion forming a T-shape with a generally flat upper surface which includes a plurality of bucket receiving cylinders and a toolbox receiving cavity.

Truck bed cargo stabilizer and organizer apparatus

Disclosed herein is a method for treating raw coal with ozone in aqueous suspension to modify the surface of the coal particle and release the ash constituents thereby permitting a more thorough separation of coal from ash by conventional means. The process also provides a mixture which is easily dewatered.

Coal treatment method and product produced therefrom

The present invention is directed to an improved method of chemically treating coal to remove sulfur and ash. It is especially adapted for use on high sulfur, refuse coal. In practice the coal is treated with hydrochloric acid and hypochlorous acid in the presence of ferric and ferrous sulfate to convert the iron pyrites to other sulfur compounds. These are then converted to various salts of calcium through neutralization with lime.

Method of treating coal to remove sulfur and ash

The ultraviolet and infrared radiation from a source of UV radiation is subjected to the selective infrared radiation-filtering action of steam which transmits the ultraviolet rays while absorbing the infrared rays.

Method of and means for filtering the infrared rays from a source of UV

Disclosed herein are detergent compositions which include an alkali metal salt, an ammonium salt or mixtures thereof of an oxydipropionic acid and a dishwashing method. No polyphosphates are required.

Detergent compositions and dishwashing method

The process described herein relates to a process for recovering terephthalic acid and ethylene glycol from polyester materials produced from terephthalic acid and ethylene glycol.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

George E Brown, Jr