Gas separation: processes – Solid sorption – Inorganic gas or liquid particle sorbed
Reexamination Certificate
2007-10-03
2010-02-16
Hill, Jr., Robert J (Department: 1797)
Gas separation: processes
Solid sorption
Inorganic gas or liquid particle sorbed
C095S116000, C062S334000, C220S495010, C220S495030, C220S495060, C220S495070
Reexamination Certificate
active
07662214
ABSTRACT:
A protective liner includes a body formed from disposable and porous material and has planar top and bottom surfaces respectively. Such a body is removably positioned within an existing refrigerator drawer such that the body covers an entire bottom surface of the existing refrigerator drawer. The body has an outer layer provided with a uniform thickness extending along the top and bottom surfaces respectively. Such an outer layer is formed from paper material and the core member is formed from cotton. The body further has a unitary core member intercalated between the outer layer and is statically nested therebetween. Such a core member is formed from water-absorbent material for soaking up and trapping moisture from the foodstuff.
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Wickham Lois
Wickham Mark
Hill, Jr. Robert J
Jones Christopher P
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