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US Patent 9067219 Trace chemical particle release nozzle

Patent 9067219 was granted and assigned to Implant Sciences Corp. on June, 2015 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Implant Sciences Corp.
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Implant Sciences Corp.
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
9067219
Date of Patent
June 30, 2015
Patent Application Number
13898617
Date Filed
May 21, 2013
Patent Primary Examiner
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Justin Jonaitis
Patent abstract

An explosive and narcotics detection system detects the presence of trace particles of those materials that are adhering to surfaces. In order to detect such particles, it is necessary to first dislodge or release them from the surface, next to transport them to the detection instrument, and last to accumulate them on or in a particle collection device associated with the instrument. Narcotics and explosive particles are often bound tenaciously to the surface, and simple techniques, such as blowing air, will either remove only the largest particles or none at all. A nozzle to release particles of narcotics and explosives employs a coaxial configuration that permits particle release at an increased distance from the nozzle compared to existing devices.

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