BALAZS I. BODAI, MD
Radiology at Morse Ave, Sacramento, CA

4253508, Mar 3, 1981

Jan 19, 1979

6/004818

Conrad A. Bodai - Davis CA
Balazs I. Bodai - Sacramento CA

Bodai Industries, Inc. - Dallas TX

A24D 304, A24B 1500, A24F 704

131 105

The specification discloses structure where by applying modulated selectivity constituents are separated from tobacco smoke by stimulated coagulation and adsorption. An ultrasonic generating disc (30) is disposed in the flowstream of the tobacco smoke for generating an ultrasonic field having frequencies up to about 1 MHz to cause coagulation and adsorption of constituents in the flow. The disc (30) includes a ring of semicircular cavities (56), having sharp edges (54) defined on the boundary thereof, which form essentially a ring of vibrojet whistles facing into the flow. The vibrojet whistles are driven by the flow to produce high frequency vortices in the cavities (56). The cavities (56) resonate in phase to create disturbances downstream of the disc (30) which constructively interfere to create a high energy ultrasonic field in the flow. The cavities (56) are arranged so that the energy of the sonic field is directed into a relatively small region thereby inducing coagulation and adsorption.

4929426, May 29, 1990

Nov 2, 1988

7/266474

Balazs I. Bodai - Sacramento CA
Michael D. Grandon - Sausalito CA
Scott J. Gilbert - Cupertino CA
Douglas J. Littlejohn - Sunnyvale CA
Kyle E. Lemons - San Jose CA
Richard L. Fellows - Mountain View CA
Michael R. Barry - Palo Alto CA
Michael D. Delapp - San Jose CA

Biologix, Inc. - Sacramento CA

G01N 3506

422 63

A portable apparatus for measuring the electrochemical characteristics of a sample is disclosed. A disposable cartridge, including a plurality of interconnected flow chambers, houses a printed circuit board substrate upon which reference and indicating electrodes are formed. The electrodes are employed in the presence of chemical reagents to aid in the electrochemical determination of a sample undergoing analysis. A thermal sensing element is in close proximity to the electrodes to permit the correction of the measurement for variations in temperature. After a pH value has been determined, the used cartridge can be mechanically ejected thus eliminating user exposure to the blood sample being measured. In this way, the pH of a blood sample can be determined quickly, effectively, inexpensively and with a minimum amount of sample and reagent preparation.

D312880, Dec 11, 1990

Mar 4, 1988

7/163875

Balazs I. Bodai - Sacramento CA
Stephen Briggs - Orangevale CA

D24 53