US PATENT SUBCLASS 505 / 951
NPL PLUS FP HIGH TEMPERATURE (Tc GREATER THAN 30 K) SUPERCONDUCTOR: MATERIAL (I.E., ELEMENT, COMPOUND, OR COMPOSITION) DEVICES, SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, COMPONENTS, STOCK, PROCESSES OF USING SAME, OR PROCESSES OF PRODUCING OR TREATING HIGH TEMPERATURE (Tc GREATER THAN 30 K) SUPERCONDUCTOR MATERIAL OR SUPERCONDUCTOR CONTAINING PRODUCTS OR PRECURSORS THEREOF

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505 /   HD   SUPERCONDUCTOR TECHNOLOGY: APPARATUS, MATERIAL, PROCESS

951NPL PLUS FP HIGH TEMPERATURE (Tc GREATER THAN 30 K) SUPERCONDUCTOR: MATERIAL (I.E., ELEMENT, COMPOUND, OR COMPOSITION) DEVICES, SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, COMPONENTS, STOCK, PROCESSES OF USING SAME, OR PROCESSES OF PRODUCING OR TREATING HIGH TEMPERATURE (Tc GREATER THAN 30 K) SUPERCONDUCTOR MATERIAL OR SUPERCONDUCTOR CONTAINING PRODUCTS OR PRECURSORS THEREOF

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Classification: 505/951

NPL PLUS FP HIGH TEMPERATURE (Tc GREATER THAN 30 K) SUPERCONDUCTOR: MATERIAL (I.E., ELEMENT, COMPOUND, OR COMPOSITION) DEVICES, SYSTEMS, APPARATUS, COMPONENTS, STOCK, PROCESSES OF USING SAME, OR PROCESSES OF PRODUCING OR TREATING HIGH TEMPERATURE (Tc GREATER THAN 30 K) SUPERCONDUCTOR MATERIAL OR SUPERCONDUCTOR CONTAINING PRODUCTS OR PRECURSORS THEREOF:

Cross-reference art collection of nonpatent literature and foreign patents for high temperature (Tc 30 K) superconductors including material (i.e., element, compound, or composition), devices, systems, apparatus, components, stock, processes of using same, or processes of producing or treating high temperature (Tc 30 K) superconductor material or superconductor containing products or precursors thereof.

(1) Note. This collection of prior art, due to its unique origin and chronological numbering of nonpatent literature, is retained intact providing a backup file. Accession numbering found on the earlier nonpatent literature is linked to a biblios:graphic file enabling the identification and reordering of lost copies. This subclass may eventually be eliminated.