Electroplating

1. Electroplating solution and method for electroplating. (2007, June 26).

Retrieved from https://www.google.com/patents/US7235165?
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Publication number
US7235165 B2
Publication type Grant
Application number
US 11/045,414
Publication date Jun 26, 2007
Filing date
Jan 27, 2005
Priority date
Apr 2, 2004
Fee status
Paid
Also published as
US20050230264
Inventors Richard Lacey
Original Assignee
Richard Lacey

This article is more up to date with how electroplating should be done and
operated. I would consider this an innovation and not an invention. This
was published for a to provide solutions and new methods on how to do
electroplating.
The process of electroplating metals to another metal by placing a metal
in a solution and running a current through it while running a current
through the metal in the solution to cause the metal thats being used in
plating to leave a thin coating on the metal in the electroplating solution.

Carburetor
1. Carburetor with a fuel shut off solenoid. (2002, June 11). Retrieved
from https://www.google.com/patents/US6401685?

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Publication number US6401685 B1
Publication type
Grant
Application numberUS 09/776,443
Publication date
Jun 11, 2002
Filing date Feb 2, 2001
Priority date Feb 2, 2001
Fee status Lapsed
Also published as DE10201307A1
Inventors
Donald W. Warner
This article was to explain how a fuel shut off solenoid on small engines
that provided a smoother idling or running engines at light loads.
I would call this an invention because this was created for small
engines and not used for large engines like automobiles.