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U.S. Patent 5564,972. Oct. 15, 1996
R. Marvin et a/., assignors to Engis Corp.,
Wheeling,111.
A precision surface finishing tool for
unifotm micron-tolerance polishing of an
outer diameter of a workpiece.
Abrasive Particle
U.S. Patent 5,565,011.Oct. 15, 1996
G.J. Folleff et al., assignors to 3M Co., St Paul,
Minn.
An abrasive article comprising a loop
backing material having a front and back
surface,wherein the loop backing material
is untreated and unsealed, a make coat
layer laminated onto the front surface of
the loop backing material; and a plurality
of abrasive grains adhered to the make
coat, wherein the make coat sealsthe front
surface of the loop backing material.
Black Chromate Solution
U.S. Patent 5,565,042.Oct. 15, 1996
H. Sakurai et al., assignors to Dipsol Chemicals
co. Ltd., Tokyo
A black chromate solution, which com-
prises l-50 g/L of hexavalent chromium;
l-50 g/L of sulfate; 0.05-l .Og/L of soluble
silver; OS-100 g/L of a sulfonated car-
boxy1 acid selectedfrom the group consist-
ing of sulfo-aromatic carboxylic acids hav-
ing 7-15 carbon atoms, sulfonated
aliphatic dicarboxylic acids having 3-10
ance of water, the solution having a pH of
0.5-2.5.
Integrated Sputtering Target
Assembly
U.S. Patent 5,565,071. Oct. 15, 1996
R.E. Demaray et a/., assignors to Applied Materials
Inc., Santa Clara, Calif.
A sputtering processcomprising placing
a target assembly on a top surface of a
processingchamber such that when a vac-
uum is provided, the chamber is sealed by
the target assembly.
Sputtering Apparatus
U.S. Patent 5,565,074. Oct. 15, 1996
X. Y. Qian and A.H. Safe, assignors to Applied
Materials Inc., Santa Clara, Calif.
A plasma reactor with a segmented bal-
anced electrode for sputtering processma-
terials from a target surface.
Electropolishing Method
U.S. Patent 5,565,064.Oct. 15, 1996
H.J. Lee et a/., assignors to Qnix Computer Co.
Ltd., Seoul, Rep. of Korea
An electropolishing method for etching
a substrate in self alignment, comprising
establishing an insulation film pattern by
forming an insulation film on a substrate
and selectively etching the insulation film.
U.S. Pafenf 5,565,235. Oct. 15, 1996
D.IV. Baudrand et al, Lincolnshire, 111.
A process for selectively depositing a
nickel-boron coating over a metallurgy pat-
tern on a dielectric substrate.
Apparatus for Coating Strip
U.S. Patent 5565,260. Ott 15, 1996
ID. Hawk, assignor to Aluminum Co. of America,
Piffsburgh
A method and approaches for coating
strip material having striations in the sur-
face of the coating.
Finishing Composition
U.S. Patent 5,565,516. Oct. 75, 1996 R.L.
Fausnighf et al, assignors to Blue Coral Inc.,
C/eve/and
A finishing compositionfor restoring the
appearanceof an aged,painted surfaceof an
automobileor other vehicle,comprisinga sol-
vent systemcomprisinga solutionof a major
amount of a low-boilingorganicsolvent,and a
minor amountof a high-boilingorganicsolvent
and an acrylicresincontainingat least20% by
weight polymerizedbutyl methacrylate.
Automotive Topcoat
U.S. Patent 5,565,531.Oct. 15, 1996
WJ. Blank, assignor to King IndustriesInc.,
Norwalk,Conn.
An acid etch-resistant automotive top-
coat.

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