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Lehigh University

Advanced Fluid Technologies, Inc.

James T Hsu

Daniel J Loikits

Satish Chandra Mohapatra

Kenneth F Wieland

A heat transfer fluid composition and process employing composite mixtures of terpenes and silicones useful for heat transfer processes in a temperature range down to &#x2212;200&#xb0; F., where the fluid heat transfer composition retains its liquid phase over the entire temperature range.

Heat transfer fluid compositions for low temperature applications

Heat transfer fluid compositions comprising (a) a terpene component, comprising at least one terpene; and (b) an alkylbenzene component, comprising at least one alkylbenzene; wherein the components are provided in an effective amount such that the 5resultant composition retains the liquid phase at temperatures in the range from about 0.degree. F. to below about -120.degree. F., preferably from about 0.degree. F. to about -175.degree. F.

A fluid heat transfer medium and process employing composite mixtures of monocyclic and bicyclic terpenes useful for heat transfer processes in a temperature range down to approximately -165.degree. F., where the fluid heat transfer medium maintains its liquid phase.

Fluid heat transfer medium and heat transfer process

A method for playing a card game having a dealer and at least one player, wherein the dealer deals two cards facing up to each player and at least two cards to the dealer, one card dealt face up and the other card or cards dealt after the playing of the players' hands. Each player arranges his cards within a boxed-in area located in front of the player having four rectangles therein. The four rectangles define two rows and two columns to provide four lines of chances for matching a winning number. The winning number is determined by the addition of the dealer's two cards and may also include a second winning number determined by the difference of the dealer's two cards. The game provides conditions for a second chance game for players who do not win with the dealer's first two cards.

Method of playing a casino card game

An organic two-phase system useful for the separation and purification of chemicals, biochemicals and optical isomers. The two-phase system can be formed with water soluble polymers as one phase, and chiral compound as the other phase together with a water-miscible organic solvent and/or water.

Separation of mixtures by two-phase systems

An aqueous two-phase system useful for the separation and purification of biochemicals and optical isomers. The two-phase system can be formed with water soluble polymers as one phase, and chiral compound as the other phase.

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