Harness for working animal
Patent
1977-05-31
1978-05-23
Padgett, Benjamin R.
Harness for working animal
542453, G02F 117, G09K 300, G02F 120, G02B 523
Patent
active
040907821
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a reversible display device based upon the electrochromic properties of certain thienylidene pyrazoline compounds when used in conjunction with a complementary redox material.
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Bredfeldt Karin Else
Champ Robert Bruce
Fowler Karl John
Gron T. S.
International Business Machines - Corporation
Padgett Benjamin R.
Walsh Joseph G.
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