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Archive | 1998

Materials, method and apparatus for detection and monitoring of chemical species

Arthur W. Snow; Henry Wohltjen


Archive | 1984

Method and apparatus for the detection of toxicants

Patrick J. Hannan; Arthur V. Stiffey; N. Lynn Jarvis; Henry Wohltjen


Archive | 1993

Method and apparatus for chemical detection by pyrolysis

Henry Wohltjen; Edward J. Poziomek


Archive | 1985

Mixed semiconductor film device for monitoring gases

William R. Barger; Neldon L. Jarvis; Arthur W. Snow; Henry Wohltjen


Archive | 2005

System, apparatus and method for concentrating chemical vapors

Henry Wohltjen; Mark Klusty


Archive | 2009

System, apparatus and method for dispensing chemical vapor

Henry Wohltjen


Archive | 2007

Method and apparatus for gas measurement at substantially constant pressure

Henry Wohltjen


Archive | 1985

Monolayer-forming substituted phthalocyanine compounds and method of preparation thereof

William R. Barger; Neldon L. Jarvis; Arthur W. Snow; Henry Wohltjen


Archive | 2006

System and method for limiting sensor exposure to ozone

Henry Wohltjen


Archive | 2012

Hand hygiene complicance confirmation system

Sam Keown; Mark Klusty; Eric Laster; Richard J. Melker; Henry Wohltjen; Ronald Youngblood

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Arthur W. Snow

United States Naval Research Laboratory

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Mark Klusty

Bowling Green State University

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William R. Barger

United States Naval Research Laboratory

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Edward J. Poziomek

Bowling Green State University

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