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Alliedsignal Inc.

The United States of America As Represented by the Department of Energy

The United States of America As Represented by the United States

Henry M Smith

Timothy J Shepodd

Roger L Clough

Clifford L Renschler

John T Gill

James R Schicker

Daniel B Hawkins

George W Bohnert

Thomas E Hand

Larry A Harrah

James D LeMay

Lisa M Thompson

Ronald B Olson

Keith E Mead

A hydrogen gettering system for a sealed container is disclosed comprising packing material for use within the sealed container, and a coating film containing hydrogen gettering material on at least a portion of the surface of such packing material. The coating film containing the hydrogen gettering material comprises a mixture of one or more organic materials capable of reacting with hydrogen and one or more catalysts capable of catalyzing the reaction of hydrogen with such one or more organic materials. The mixture of one or more organic materials capable of reacting with hydrogen and the one or more catalysts is dispersed in a suitable carrier which preferably is a curable film-forming material. In a preferred embodiment, the packing material comprises a foam material which is compatible with the coating film containing hydrogen gettering material thereon.

Hydrogen gettering packing material, and process for making same

The present invention is a hydrogen getter and method for formulating and using the getter. This getter effectively removes hydrogen gas typically present in many hermetically-sealed electronic applications where the presence of such gas would otherwise be harmful to the electronics. The getter is a non-organic composition, usable in a wide range of temperatures as compared to organic getters. Moreover, the getter is formulated to be used without the need for the presence of oxygen. The getter is comprised of effective amounts of an oxide of a platinum group metal, a desiccant, and a gas permeable binder which preferably is cured after composition in an oxygen-bearing environment at about 150 to about 205 degrees centigrade.

Hydrogen and moisture getter and absorber for sealed devices

The present invention provides a method to separate and recover oils and recyclable plastic from plastic contaminated with oil. The invention utilizes the different solubility of oil in as liquid or supercritical fluid as compared to a gas to effect separation of the oil from the plastic.

Method to separate and recover oil and plastic from plastic contaminated

A new type of RL light source consisting of a zeolite crystalline material, the intralattice spaces of which a tritiated compound and a luminophore are sorbed, and which material is optionally further dispersed in a refractive index-matched polymer matrix.

Solid-state radioluminescent zeolite-containing composition and light

A solid state radioluminescent composition for light source comprises an optically clear polymer organic matrix containing tritiated organic materials and dyes capable of 'red' shifting primary scintillation emissions from the polymer matrix. The tritiated organic materials are made by reducing, with tritium, an unsaturated organic compound that prior to reduction contains olefinic or alkynylic bonds.

Solid-state radioluminescent compositions

A combination moisture and hydrogen getter comprises

Combination moisture and hydrogen getter

A podiatric insole of the type having upper and lower flexible walls sealed about their edges to form an envelope containing a flowable cushioning material. The envelope has one or more slits extending inwardly from the medial side thereof in the region of the shank of the shoe to facilitate curvature of the medial side portion of the insole upwardly about the arch of the wearer.

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Overland Park, KS, United States of America

Henry M Smith