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Entegris, Inc.

Nathan B Jones

Oleg Byl

John Robert Morris

Diego Troya

Described are gas storage medium and methods of storing source gases in the gas storage medium, particularly relating to using hydroxylated metal oxides or hydroxylated metalloid oxides as a storage medium for storing diborane.

Gas storage systems and method thereof

Described are systems and methods of storing adsorbing diborane on carbon adsorption medium. The invention discloses a vessel for storing diborane. The vessel includes: a vessel interior; microporous carbon adsorbent in the vessel interior; diborane in the vessel interior at least partially adsorbed on the microporous adsorbent. The microporous adsorbent includes slit pores between graphite layers at a graphite layer spacing that increases an activation energy required for diborane degradation relative to an activation energy of degradation of non-adsorbed gaseous diborane at ambient pressure, and at the same temperature.

Systems and methods for storing molecular diborane

A portable, multigolf cleaner is provided having an enclosure which includes several fluid reservoirs for containing separate cleaning fluids for cleaning different types of golf equipment. The enclosure has three openings through which cleaning utensils are inserted into the cleaning fluids. The cleaning utensils have integral threaded caps for sealing respective ones of the three openings. Two of the cleaning utensils have integral cleaning brushes which are immersed in the cleaning fluids stored in respective ones of the reservoirs. The cleaning brushes have cleaning brush bristles of various stiffness and coarseness, for cleaning the different types of golf equipment. A third cleaning utensil is a ball washing fixture which is used for retaining a ball for reciprocation within a third one of the fluid reservoirs. The third fluid reservoir has a plurality of brush bristles mounted interiorly therein, which face radially inward into the reservoir for scrubbing the golf ball as the golf ball and the golf ball washing fixture are reciprocated within the third reservoir. The enclosure further includes a fourth fluid reservoir which contains water for moistening a cleaning towel.

Multigolf cleaner

A platform for mounting to extend outwardly from a boat side or end and positioned in a body of water that is for use in harvesting of material, particularly brine shrimp eggs, off from the water surface and includes an arrangement for maintaining positioning of the platform during use by a worker or workers standing on a platform deck. The platform includes at least one port formed through an upstanding wall that the workers direct a slurry of materials into, with the port connecting, through a harvesting manifold, to a harvest pipe wherethrough the slurry is pulled by a pump, and directs it into porous bags. The harvesting manifold is mounted to the platform by brackets that also provide connection points for journaling a vertical boom roller therebetween. The platform includes at least one guide means, and preferably a pair of guide means, that is preferably a section of channel, and is secured along one side to extend across and vertically from top to bottom of a platform rear wall that is to fit into and through a bracket mount that is secured to extend outwardly from the boat, and includes a pin arrangement for securing, at a selected platform depth in the water, the guide channel in the bracket mount. A winch that is operated to reel a winch cable in or out that can selectively be attached to the platform, for assisting in lowering it into and raise it out from the water surface, or can be strung to move the collection boom across each boom roller, and including pulleys mounted to the boat to direct the winch cable to perform these functions, and further including a horizontal roller journaled across an edge of the boat for support the platform as it is lowered into and raised out from the water.

Platform and supporting structures for a boat

The invention relates to a lacing system suitable for lacing a shoe having eyelets, comprising a stretchable lace adapted for being laced in the eyelets; and lace locking device connected to one end of the lace and comprising an elongated body operable for engaging the other one end of the lace so that the lace ends are substantially collinear with each other and the other lace end is releasably retained in the body through friction with the body when the shoe is engaged with a foot or disengaged from a foot.

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Lunenberg, MA, United States of America

Nathan B Jones