Special receptacle or package – For mixing
Patent
1994-06-08
1996-10-15
Sewell, Paul T.
Special receptacle or package
For mixing
206521, 206204, 206591, B65D 2508
Patent
active
055645615
ABSTRACT:
Thermal insulator is formed by adding a sufficient quantity of water to a superabsorbent polymer in a flexible container to form a gel. The polymer is lightly crosslinked potassium polyacrylate. The gel-holding flexible container may then be wrapped around or otherwise positioned to envelop a vial containing a temperature-sensitive specimen. The gel-holding flexible container is an effective thermal insulator which protects the specimen from potentially harmful extremes of temperatures, and also cushions the specimen-containing vial against mechanical shock.
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Black April M.
Pittman Benton J.
Rhoades Karen L.
Laster Tara L.
Schuman Jack
Scicor, Inc.
Sewell Paul T.
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