Chemists and the patent laws

• Publisher: Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
• Year: 1922
• Weight: 282 KB
• Volume: 41
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0368-4075
• DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5000410608

✦ Synopsis

whole arc such stable structurcs thnt only tho inost conccntrntcd sourco of cnergy is lilicly to cffcct tlicir ilisintcgrntion. Only n fcw out of every million apnrticlcs ciiiploycd arc clfcctivo i ~i this rcspcct. If clinrgcd pnrticles posscssing tcn tinics tlic cncrgy of tho a-pnrticlc from rndium wcrc nvnilnblc, tho iiiiclci of :ill :itoilis could probnbly bc pcnctr:itcd nnd tlicir disintegration occnsion:~lly cffcctcd.

CHEMISTS AND THE

PATENT LAWS. On 1hhwir.v 2.1, Jfr. IIorntio DiiIIalit3:lic dclivcrcd to tlic Institutu of C7icniistry n lccturc on "Cllc~iists r i n d the P i ~t ~~i t L n ~s , " wllich w:is sub-diridcd ns follows :-(I) Introtluctory (m:iinly Iiistoricul); (2) I'utcnts nncl Industrinl Ilcscnrcl~ ; (3) Clici~~ists ailid tliu 1':iteiiting of Inrcntioiis ; (.I) Somc E1cniciit:iry l'rinciplcs and Ksnni Ics ; (5) Forcign Pntclits ; nlld