US PATENT SUBCLASS 436 / 35
USING ACTIVATED SPECIE


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436 /   HD   CHEMISTRY: ANALYTICAL AND IMMUNOLOGICAL TESTING

35USING ACTIVATED SPECIE


DEFINITION

Classification: 436/35

USING ACTIVATED SPECIE:

(under the class definition) Processes or composition where an unknown specie is determined by contacting the specie with a material that has been activated or excited to a metastable state and analyzing the resulting products or reaction of activated species.

(1) Note. This subclass takes processes in which materials such as nitrogen, mercury argon, etc., are excited to a metastable state by exposing the material to high frequency discharge, microwave excitation, x-radiation, cold cathode discharges, U.V. lasers, etc., and contacting the excited material with the unknown(s) being monitored or detected.

(2) Note. This subclass does not include a chemiluminescent species as an activated species.