Sidney W Kubala

US Patent:

56144172, Mar 25, 1997

Filed:

Jun 7, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/484023

Inventors:

Sidney W. Kubala - Angleton TX
Donald N. Campbell - West Columbia TX
Robert D. Pearson - Houston TX

International Classification:

G01N 3300
G01N 2176
G01N 2172

US Classification:

436120

Abstract:

This invention is directed to an improved total sulfur chemiluminescence detection system that uses a dual burner to generate the SO speckles for contact with ozone.

US Patent:

54731623, Dec 5, 1995

Filed:

Sep 20, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/123733

Inventors:

Kenneth W. Busch - Waco TX
M. Keith Hudson - Little Rock AR
Marianna A. Busch - Waco TX
Sidney W. Kubala - Angleton TX
David C. Tilotta - Grand Forks ND
Ravishankar Srinivasan - Houston TX
Yunke Zhand - Columbia SC

Assignee:

Baylor University - Waco TX

International Classification:

G01N 2171
G01N 2162

US Classification:

2503416

Abstract:

Apparatus and method for qualitatively and quantitatively analyzing infrared emission from excited molecules in the determination of, for example, total inorganic carbon, chloride and available chlorine in aqueous samples. Methods of exciting the gas-phase, infrared-active molecules to emit radiation include flame excitation, furnace excitation, excitation by electron impact in a gas discharge or excitation by collisions with a vibrationally excited diatomic molecule. The detector is optimized by use of dual beam system with background subtraction capabilities thereby eliminating background noise and fluctuations therein.

US Patent:

41192486, Oct 10, 1978

Filed:

Mar 14, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/777263

Inventors:

J. Clinton Butler - Van TX
Sidney W. Kubala - Van TX

International Classification:

A45C 1100

US Classification:

224 5W

Abstract:

A portable carrier for one or more beverage cans or bottles, the carrier being made of a lightweight insulating material such as a foamed synthetic resin which retains the cold (or heat) of the contents of the container. The resin is molded with pocket(s) to receive the beverage containers and is provided with attachment means to which a strap can be attached so that the article carrier can be worn either on a belt carried by a shoulder strap in order to permit the user to withdraw a can or bottle by the use of only one hand. A preferred attachment means includes a harness which is shaped to receive the article carrier and to articulate with a cover on the carrier.