Color reversible electrochemical light filter utilizing electrolytic solution
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1. IN AN ELECTROCHEMICAL LIGHT FILTER HAVING A TRANSPARENG GROSS ELECTRODE, A MINOR ELECTRODE IN SAPCED AND SHIP TO THE GROSS ELECTRODE AND WHICH IS SPACED AND POSITIONED TO ALLOW THE PASSAGE OF LIGHT, A LIGHT TRANSMITTING ELECTROLYTE OCCUPYING THE SPACE BETWEEN SAID ELECTRODES, AN ELECTRICAL POWER SOURCE AND MEANS FOR REVERSIBLY APPLYING SUCH ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE ELECTRODES, THE IMPROVEMENT WHICH COMPRISES PROVIDING AS SAID ELECTROLYTE AN QUEOUS SOLUTION CONTAINING A COLORING AMOUNT OF COMPLEXED COPPER ION STABLE IN QUEOUS SOLUTION IN THE +1 AND +2 VALENCE STATE WHEREBY THE COLOR OF THE AQUEOUS SOLUTION IS ALTERED BY EQUENTIALLY APPLYING PULSES OF ELECTRICAL POWER OF OPPOSITE POLARITY.
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1. IN AN ELECTROCHEMICAL LIGHT FILTER HAVING A TRANSPARENG GROSS ELECTRODE, A MINOR ELECTRODE IN SAPCED AND SHIP TO THE GROSS ELECTRODE AND WHICH IS SPACED AND POSITIONED TO ALLOW THE PASSAGE OF LIGHT, A LIGHT TRANSMITTING ELECTROLYTE OCCUPYING THE SPACE BETWEEN SAID ELECTRODES, AN ELECTRICAL POWER SOURCE AND MEANS FOR REVERSIBLY APPLYING SUCH ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE ELECTRODES, THE IMPROVEMENT WHICH COMPRISES PROVIDING AS SAID ELECTROLYTE AN QUEOUS SOLUTION CONTAINING A COLORING AMOUNT OF COMPLEXED COPPER ION STABLE IN QUEOUS SOLUTION IN THE +1 AND +2 VALENCE STATE WHEREBY THE COLOR OF THE AQUEOUS SOLUTION IS ALTERED BY EQUENTIALLY APPLYING PULSES OF ELECTRICAL POWER OF OPPOSITE POLARITY.
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Current AssigneeGiffin D. Jones, Ralph E. Friedrich
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Original AssigneeGiffin D. Jones, Ralph E. Friedrich
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InventorsJones, Giffin D., Friedrich, Ralph E.
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Application NumberUS04/249,859Time in Patent Office1,394 DaysField of SearchUS Class Current359/265CPC Class CodesG02B 5/24 Liquid filters G02B5/23 tak...G02F 1/17 based on variable-absorptio...
