1 Includes those shipments previously reported as shipments to Trinidad. * Includes those shipments previously reported as shipments to British West Africa. APPENDIX 5 COMMISSION-OWNED PATENTS PATENTS ISSUED то THE COMMISSION WHICH ARE AVAILABLE FOR LICENSING 1 The following 135 U. S. Letters Patents owned by the United States Government as represented by the Atomic Energy Commission are in addition to the 126 patents listed in the Twenty-third Semiannual report. The patents listed have been made available for licensing at periodic intervals. The total number of patents available for licensing is 1,480. Licenses are granted on a nonexclusive, royalty-free basis. 2,689, 165 2,703,366 2,711, 361 Thermal Conductivity Analysis of Gases. Production of Fluorine-Containing Hydrocarbon Apparatus for the Purification of Calcium.... Preparation of Beryllium Fluoride. Process for the Production of Uranium Tetra- Distillation of Calcium.. Electrolytic Production of Uranium Tetra- Process for Producing Uranium Tetrafluoride.. Process for the Recovery of Uranium. Quartz Fiber Electroscopes. Pulse Amplitude Analysers. Wave Delaying Structure for Rectangular Wave- Dielectric-Loaded Wave Guides. Production of Thoria Ware.. Process for Treating Volative Metal Fluorides.... Process of Producing Refractory Uranium Oxide Ceramic Fuel Element Material for a Neutronic 2,742,577 2,745,985 2,770, 781 2,790, 149 2,807, 857 2,808, 312 2,814, 849 2,814, 857 2,815, 261 2,815, 262 2,815, 264 2,815,265 Metal Recovery Process... 2,815,266 2,815, 277 2,815, 319 2,815, 321 2,815,968 2,816, 005 2,816, 042 2,816, 068 Processing of Monazite Sand. Method of Preparing PuF... Method for Removing Sodium Oxide from Fast Neutronic Reactor. Seal for Rotating Shaft. Extraction of Uranyl Nitrate from Aqueous Refractory Article and Process of Manufactur- Reactor Control.. W. J. Clark, Norton-on-Tees, England. R. L. Burnett, Overton, England. A. S. Ellis, Runcorn, and R. B. Mooney, Guy Barr, Teddington, England. A. S. Leah, Runcorn, and R. B. Mooney, James Barton, Widnes, England. B. G. Harvey, Liverpool, England. G. O. Morris, Rainhill, England. I. A. Darroch Lewis, Wantage, Berkshire, R. B. Robertson-Shersby-Harvie, Great R. B. Robertson-Shersby-Harvie, Great P. Murray, Abingdon, I. E. Denton, Chil- N. E. Hamilton, Ames, Iowa. W. H. Duckworth, Columbus, Ohio. A. Thunaes, E. A. Brown, H. W. Smith, G. L. Bridger, M. E. Whatley, and K. G. G. D. Calkins, Columbus, Ohio; E. G. L. B. Werner and O. F. Hill, Richland, R. E. Heath, Grosse Ile, Mich.; A. E. W. H. Bruggeman, Watervliet, and B. G. A. H. Snell, Oak Ridge, Tenn. E. P. Wigner, L. A. Ohlinger, and G. J. R. T. Coffman, Richland, Wash. W. J. Ruano, Chicago, Ill. Patents listed as of May 6, 1958. Applicants for licenses should apply to Chief, Patent Branch, Office of the General Counsel, U. S. Atomic Energy Commission, 1717 H St., N. W., Washington 25, D. C., identifying the subject matter by patent number and title. 2,816, 860 2,817, 019 2,817, 036 2,817, 060 2,817, 350 2,817, 605 2,817, 763 2,818,208 2,818, 324 2,818, 504 2,818, 507 Method of Recovering Thorium.... High-Speed Camera.. Seal for High Speed Centrifuge.. Fractional Distillation Separation of Plutonium Shock-Excited Oscillator. Non-Destructive Flaw Detection Apparatus. Device for Control of Oxygen Partial Pressure. Method for Sealing the Pores in a Carbon Body.. Ion Source for a Calutron. Gas Metering Pump.. Liquid-Liquid Extraction Columns. Velocity Selector Method for the Separation of Method of Making a Refractoy Material. Automatic Calibrating System for Pressure Transducers. Acceleration Integrator. Plutonium Separation Method.. Separation of Plutonium From Uranium and Fission Products by Adsorption. Plutonium Compounds and Process for Their Preparation. Electronic Trigger Circuit.. Apparatus for Controlling Position of an Ion Beam in a Calutron. Purification Process. Photosensitive Relay Control Circuit.. Device for Conveying and Rotating Objects... Tube Tester.... 2,820, 367 2,820, 692 2, 820, 751 2,820, 753 2,820, 759 2,820, 895 2,820, 896 2,821, 505 2,821, 632 2,821, 636 Go-Devils... R. W. Fisher, Ames, Iowa. B. T. Rogers, Jr., and W. C. Davis, Los Alamos, N. Mex. C. W. Skarstrom, Pearl River, N. Y. B. B. Cunningham, Chicago, Ill. V. C. Wilson and I. Slatin, Santa Fe, N. R. Creveling, Albuquerque, N. Mex. M. J. Stateman, Wantaugh, and H. R. H. Bradner, Berkeley, and H. 8. Gordon, Lafayette, Calif. M. C. Sanz, C. R. Malmstrom, J. M. Nuding, Los Angeles, and H. P. Yockey, Inglewood, Calif. J. G. Backus, Berkeley, Calif. C. M. George, Maracaibo, Venezuela. H. I. Miller, New York, N. Y. E. L. Amonette and G. W. Rodgers, Albuquerque, N. Mex. K. E. Pope, Albuquerque, N. Mex. J. L. Dreher, El Cerrito and 8. G. Thompson, Richmond, Calif. G. T. Seaborg and J. E. Willard, Chicago, III. F. J. Wolter, Cleveland, Ohio; H. C. Diehl, J. A. G. Russell, El Cerrito, Calif. H. L. Wibbles, Joliet, Ill.; E. I. Miller, St. Louis, Mo. C. F. Martin, Albuquerque, N. Mex. H. T. Gittings, Jr., Los Alamos, N. Mex.; J. F. Kalbach, Altadena, Calif. O. E. Frants, Richland, Wash.; J. Roslund R. S. Shor and S. Vogler, Chicago, Ill. H. I. Miller, New York, N. Y.; R. C. Smith, G. P. Monet, Wilmington, Del. C. W. Johnstone, Los Alamos, N. Mex. J. G. Beach, Columbus, Ohio. Apparatus for Producing Ions of Vaporizable B. T. Wright, Berkeley, Calif. Materials. Method of Separating Plutonium. 2,822, 472 Negative Gate Generator.. S. Jefferson, Abingdon, England. W. A. Bell, Jr., and L. O. Love, Oak Ridge; W. K. Prater, Fountain City, Tenn. H. 8. Brown and O. F. Hill, Oak Ridge, Tenn. H. M. Feder, Park Forest, and N. R. Chellew, Joliet, Ill. C. 8. Jones, Los Angeles, Calif.; T. E. Eaton, Los Alamos, N. Mex. W. R. Aiken, Berkeley, Calif. W. W. Goldsworthy, Orinda, Calif. G. M. Lobell, Midlothian, Ill. R. P. Angier, New York, N. Y. Arthur H Snell, Oak Ridge, Tenn., Samuel K. Allison, Chicago, Ill. K. Macleish, Oak Ridge, Tenn. G. D. Calkins, Worthington, Ohio L. A. Slotin, Oak Ridge, Tenn. J. B. Sutton, Wilmington, Del. M. C. Leverett, Oak Ridge, Tenn. J. W.Schulte, Los Alamos, and J. F. Suttle, Albuquerque, N. Mex. W. C. Redman, Hinsdale, and F. R Shonka, Riverside, IL PATENTEE G. F. Erickson, Chicago, II. D. F. Peppard, Oak Park, and E. S. Nachtman, Park Forest, Ill. R. 8. Hansen, Ames, Iowa; R. E. Minturn, Oak Ridge, Tenn. W. L. Buck, Park Forest, and R. K. Swank, Downers Grove, Ill. M. D. Kamen, Berkeley, Calif. J. 8. Gundlach, Loudon County, and G. G. T. T. Magel, Cambridge, Mass. L. Szilard, Chicago, Ill.; G. J. Young, J. H. Richardson, Los Alamos, N. Mex. S. L. Reese, Baltimore, Samoriga, Hamilton, Ohio. Md.; S.O. J. S. Foster, Jr., Livermore, Calif. C. R. Binner, Highland Park, Ill.; C. B. Wilkie, East Point, Ga. P. L. Jessen, Albuquerque, N. Mex.; H. J. Price, N. Weymouth, Mass. M. H. Greenblatt, Princeton, N. J. D. W. Ginns, Welwyn Garden City, England. Wm. Widmaier, Lancaster, Pa. C. N. Winningstad, San Lorenzo, Calif. L. B. Magnusson, Richmond, Calif. D. Kaufman, Cambridge, and C. S. Abrams, Boston, Mass. J. J. Katz and H. H. Hyman, Chicago, and I. Sheft, Oak Park, Ill. R. 8. Long, Vallejo, and R. H. Bailes, F. H. Spedding and H. A. Wilhelm, Ames, E. C. Creutz, Chicago, Ill. A. C. Wahl, St. Louis County, Mo. E. P. Wigner, A. M. Weinberg and G. J. Young, Chicago, Ill. M. H. Brucer, Oak Ridge, Tenn. J. E. Gross, Albuquerque, N. Mex. G. T. Seaborg, Chicago, Ill.; J. W. Gofman, Berkeley, Calif.; R. W. Stoughton, Oak Ridge, Tenn. E. P. Wigner, Princeton, N. J. R. J. McGarry, Rutland, Vt. E. F. Martina, Castro Valley, Calif. H. M. Owren, Livermore, B. M. Johnson, A. J. Mangold, Delhi Township Hamilton R. B. Duffield, Asbury Park, N. J. G. T. Seaborg, and H. 8. Brown, Chicago, E. C. Creutz, Santa Fe, N. Mex.; E. P. Wigner, Chicago, Ill. R. L. Moore, Richland, Wash. D. F. Mastick, Napa, Calif.; A. C. Wahl, University City, Mo. F. A. Jenkins, Berkeley, Calif. W. R. Baker, Orinda, Calif. APPENDIX 6 PUBLICATIONS OF THE U. S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION Listed here are a number of special publications sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission. In addition, the Commission encourages project scientists to submit nonclassified articles for publication in the established scientific and technical journals. Hundreds of reports, not published elsewhere, may be obtained from the Office of Technical Services, Department of Commerce, Washington 25, D. C. Lists of titles and prices of these reports are available from the Office of Technical Services. Essentially complete collections of the Commission's nonclassified reports are available in a number of libraries (see pp. 317-318). Guides to the published and report literature may be found in Nuclear Science Abstracts (see page 313). SEMIANNUAL REPORTS TO CONGRESS The Commission's semiannual reports to Congress on the progress of the Commission's program are published and made available to the public by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. An alternate title, indicating the principal subject of the report, has been given to each of the later reports. Indexes to the semiannual reports are also available from the Superintendent of Documents. First Semiannual Report, January 1947. Third Semiannual Report, January 1948. Fourth Semiannual Report, Recent Scientific and Technical Developments in the Atomic Energy Program of the United States, July 1948. 35 cents. Fifth Semiannual Report, Atomic Energy Development, 1947-1948, January 1949. 45 cents. Sixth Semiannual Report, Atomic Energy and the Life Sciences, July 1949. 45 cents. Seventh Semiannual Report, Atomic Energy and the Physical Sciences, January 1950. 50 cents. Eighth Semiannual Report, Control of Radiation Hazards in the Atomic Energy Program, July 1950. 50 cents. Ninth Semiannual Report, AEC Contract Policy and Operations, January 1951. 40 cents. Tenth Semiannual Report, Major Activities in the Atomic Energy Programs, January-June 1951, July 1951. 35 cents. Eleventh Semiannual Report, Some Applications of Atomic Energy in Plant Science, January 1952. 50 cents. Twelfth Semiannual Report, Major Activities in the Atomic Energy Programs, January-June 1952, July 1952. 35 cents. Thirteenth Semiannual Report, Assuring Public Safety in Continental Weapons Tests, January 1953. 50 cents. Fourteenth Semiannual Report, Major Activities in the Atomic Energy Programs, January-June 1958, July 1953. 30 cents. Fifteenth Semiannual Report, Major Activities in the Atomic Energy Programs, July-December 1953, January 1954. 45 cents. |