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Entegris, Inc.

Advanced Technology Materials, Inc.

Wayne T Kelly

Philip M Goddard

Dennis Chilcote

Volkmar Thom

Jennifer Kelly

Donald Grant

Steven L Levy

The present invention teaches, that the removal of particles of any charge from liquid stream is possible by mechanisms other than sieving with good flow and low pressure drop. The use of a weakly charged or neutral surface on the one or more filters within a pre-selected pH range is used. Consequently, particles that are much smaller than the filter pore size are captured with high efficiency. The essentially neutral or weakly charged material filter surface in the filtration liquid may be formed through the proper selection of filter material or a surface modification of the base filters(s) to create the essentially neutral or weakly charged surface.

System and method for liquid filtration based on a neutral filter material

A system and method of reducing particle generation in packaging containers used to transport ultra pure liquids. Particle generation in the containers is reduced by reducing the air-liquid interface present during filling, transport, and dispensing of the liquid.

Apparatus and method for minimizing the generation of particles in ultrapure liquids

A dog biscuit is disclosed for controlling malodorous breath in dogs. The dog biscuit includes about 8-12 parts by weight whole wheat flour, about 4-6 parts oat bran, about 2-3 parts non-fat dry milk, and about 2-3 parts brown rice flour. The dog biscuit also includes water, vanilla extract, parsley, alfalfa powder, vegetable oil, peppermint extract, tarragon, peppermint leaf powder, and spearmint leaf powder. The vegetable oil includes an antioxidant and is preferably sunflower oil. The parsley is preferably fresh parsley, and the ratio of parsley to whole wheat flour is about 1:4 by weight. The dog biscuit is readily eaten by dogs and effectively neutralizes malodorous breath in them. Also part of the invention is a method of making the dog biscuit.

Dog biscuit for controlling malodorous breath in dogs

Imitation thermostat which in its most elaborate form includes a thermostat face with temperature indication and setting indicator, a following device to have the temperature indicator gradually respond to a change in setting but not electrical or mechanical means to interconnect to a heating/cooling system.

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Meriden, CT, United States of America

Wayne T Kelly