APPENDIX 5 AEC OWNED PATENTS PATENTS ISSUED TO THE COMMISSION WHICH ARE AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING 1 The following 127 U. S. Letters Patents owned by the United States Government as represented by the Atomic Energy Commission are in addition to the 133 patents listed in the Nineteenth Semiannual Report. The patents listed have been made available for licensing at periodic intervals. Licenses are granted on a non-exclusive, royalty-free basis. PATENT TITLE PATENTEE P. P. Smith, San Antonio, Tex. S. W. Barnes, Rochester, N. Y. L. B. Borst, Center Moriches, N. Y. E. O. Lawrence, Berkeley, and J. S. Foster, Jr., A. K. Brewer, S. L. Madorsky, Washington, E. O. Lawrence, Berkeley, Calif. W. E. Parkins, Berkeley, Calif. S. W. Barnes, Rochester, N. Y., W. M. Bro beck, Berkeley, Calif. W. W. Goldsworthy, Orinda, Calif. W. M. Powell, Berkeley, Calif. S. H. Wender, Norman, Okla.; C. H. Ice, Aiken, R. Loevinger, Berkeley, Calif., T. A. Chubb C. Sheer, New York, N. Y.; J. Tittman, W. M. J. Willner, Sandia Base, Albuquerque, N. 8. L. Madorsky, Wash., D. C. F. M. Glass, Oak Ridge, Tenn. V. C. Wilson, Santa Fe, N. Mex. J. G. Beach and C. L. Faust, Columbus, Ohio R. G. Hester, Redondo Beach, Calif. G. B. Andrews, Royal Oak; R. L. DeVoll, K. O. Donelian, Jackson Heights, N. Y.; J. R. A. R. Kaufmann, Lexington, Mass. G. Failla, New York, N. Y. B. H. Smith, Berkeley, Calif. R. W. Dodson, Patchogue, N. Y.; G. Fried- E. T. Booth, New York, N. Y. B. Brixner, Los Alamos, N. Mex. V. L. Parsegian, New York, N. Y. M. B. Reynolds, Glenville, N. Y.; H. L. Pick- S. Rosenfeld, Berkeley, Calif. L. Spiegler, Woodbury, N. J. A. E. Ballard, Oak Ridge, Tenn. J. W. Glenn, Kenmore, N. Y. 1 Patents listed as of May 30, 1956. Applicants for licenses should apply to Chief, Patent Branch, Office of the General Counsel, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, Washington 25, D. C., identifying the subject matter by patent number and title. Patents Issued to the Commission Which Are Available for Licensing Continued 2,734, 678 2,734, 795 2, 735, 044 2,735, 745 2,735,746 2,735, 761 2,735, 811 2,735, 857 2,735, 943 2,735, 963 2,736, 634 2,736, 651 2,736, 696 2,736,700 2,736, 801 2,736, 802 2,736, 806 2,736, 808 2,736, 809 2,736, 810 2,736, 811 Regulator for Calutron Iron Source.. Ionization Source.. Ion Generator Regulator... Regulator for Calutron Ion Source. Ion Producing Mechanism.. Regulator for Calutron Ion Source.. Ion Source Units. Calutron...... Calutron Control Circuit. Protective Coating Composition Comprising a Polymer of Chloroprene and an Alkaline Earth Metal Fluoride. Magnetic Control Device for Pumps.. Process for Preparation of Chlorides of Uranium. Magnetic Field Regulator.. Oxidation of Uranosic Oxide to Uranium Trioxide with Nitric Acid Vapor. Method of Producing Uranium Tetrachloride. Ternary Uranium Alloy. Uranium Alkoxy Compounds and Method of Preparing Same. Automatic Vapor Control........ Suppressor Circuit.. T. H. Edwards, Richland, Wash. E. C. Evers and C. J. Carignan, Cranston, R. I. K. G. Macleish, Rochester, N. Y. E. R. Flook and R. G. Sweet, Kenmore, N. Y. H. R. McCombie, Pittsburg, Calif. E. L. Wagner, Oak Ridge, Tenn. F. A. Rough and H. A. Saller, Columbus, Ohio. A. M. Weinberg, Oak Ridge, Tenn.; P. Morrison, Pittsburgh, Pa.; L. A. Ohlinger & G. J. Young, Chicago, Ill. H. Gilman, Ames, Iowa; E. Bindschadler, Forest Hills, Pa. B. T. Wright, Los Angeles and W. R. Baker, Berkeley, Calif. W. R. Baker and Q. A. Kerns, Berkeley, Calif. Process for Extracting Uranium from Its Ores. A. M. Gaudin, Newtonville, and R. Schuh Zirconium Ternary Alloys... Reactor..... Lubricant for Cold Drawing of Thorium Wire. Distributed Pulse Height Discriminator. Pulse Height Analyzer System.. Ion Producing Mechanism. Ion Generator and Projector.. Charge Receptacles for Use in Ion Source Units. Calutron Receiver..... mann, Jr., Winchester, Mass. A. D. Schwope, Cleveland and W. Chubb, Columbus, Ohio. E. P. Wigner, L. A. Ohlinger, G. J. Young, Chicago, Ill., and A. M. Weinberg, Oak Ridge, Tenn. C. D. Graham, Jr., Birmingham, England; R. J. Donley, Elyria, Ohio. C. E. Wiegand, Oakland and O. Chamberlain, L. Cranberg, Los Alamos, N. Mex. A. F. Clark, Berkeley, Calif. H. F. Weaver, Berkeley, and C. M. Van Atta, Los Angeles, Calif. A. I. Weinstein, Patchogue, and F. T. Bonner, P. R. Bell, Jr., Oak Ridge, Tenn. A. M. Gaudin, Newtonville, Mass. J. M. Carter, Pasadena, Calif. W. M. Brobeck, Berkeley, Calif. E. J. Lofgren, Berkeley, Calif. E. O. Lawrence, Berkeley, Calif. S. H. Wender, Norman, Okla., C. H. Ice, Aiken, S. C. W. M. Hurst, Oak Ridge, Tenn. R. A. Noland and C. Marzano, Chicago, Ill. J. J. Stone, Jr., Clinton, Tenn. A. A. Windsor, Berkeley, Calif. R. W. Schede, Oak Ridge, Tenn. Z. M. Shapiro and J. McDonald, Pittsburgh, Pa. G. L. Kehl, Leonia, N. J.; I. Moch, Jr., New York, N. Y. R. F. Barnes, Joliet, and H. Diamond and P. R. Fields, Chicago, Ill. S. B. Smith, Woodstown, N. J. H. C. Urey, Leonia, N. J. Neutronic Reactor Measuring and Safety L. B. Borst, Sayville, N. Y.; H. W. Newson, Rod Operating Apparatus. Oak Ridge, Tenn. H. E. Metcalf, H. W. Johnson and R. S. Chisholm, Chicago, Ill. |