Patent Office, French

France. See also French Patent Office aquaculture production, 3 189t piezoelectric ceramics research, 1 708 regenerated cellulose fibers in, 11 249 Franck-Condon shift, 22 215 Frank-Caro cyanamide process, 17 292 Frankia species, in nitrogen fixation, 17 299... 

The Patent Office has available at the Scientific Library typewritten copies of a manual of classification of the French Patent Office (191), In this manual. Class XIV, Chemical arts, has the following subclasses ... 

Kuhlmann, N. E., Manual of Glassification of the French Patent Office (since 1904), U. S. Patent Office. 

PharmSearch. Institut National de Propriete Industrielle, Paris. Pharmaceutical patents indexed by INPI, the French Patent Office, with chemical structures searchable in the Mar-kush DARC system on Questel-Orbit. Abstracts, bibliographic information, and proprietary indexing from one patent per family. PharmSearch shares the topological chemical structure... 

CAS = chemical abstracts service CDB = IFI/Plenem comprehensive code DWPI = Derwent world patents index INPI = Institut national de la propriete industrielle (the french patent office, producer of pharmsearch) MARPAT = chemical abstracts service database of Markush chemical structures from patents MDARC = Markush DARC MPHARM = pharmsearch Markush file, produced by INPI WPIM = world patents index Markush file. 

Markush DARC (MDARC) is commercially available on the Questel online system, and contains two databases World Patents Index Markush (WPIM), produced by Derwent Information, Ltd. and Markush Pharmsearch (MPHARM), produced by Institut National de la Ptopriete Industrielle (INPI, the French patent office). The initial development of MDARC was a collaboration between Questel and INPI. This development was later Joined by Derwent with commercial implementation in 1987. 

European Patents DIALOG, STN European Patent Office EPO full bibliographic data abstract and first cl aim text in English, French, and German full text of published application and granted patent in original language plaimed prosecution and status data... 

Office de Recherches Industrielles de Laboratoire, French Patent 1,180,346 (1959) see Chern. Abstr. 56, 455(1962). 

The difiiculties of searching are greatly increased in some cases because of the absence from the Patent Office files of a numerical set from 1876 to 1902. Many French patents were not printed in the period from 1897 to 1902 manuscript copies of such patents can be obtained from France. 

Patent applications must be filed in the official language or one of the official languages of the country in which the application is filed. As mentioned above European Patent Applications must be filed in one of the three official languages of the European Patent Office, i.e. German, English or French. 

The French host QUESTEL is based in Nanterre. Along with Chemical Abstracts, QUESTEL is offering numerous patent files, some of them exclusively, EPAT e.g., the European Patent Office s file, or EDOC, about search documentation of the European Patent Office. This specific environment of chemical and patent files is supplemented by a number of files containing trademark and patent law information. 

Esplosivi Street. Cheddites, invented in 1897 by E. Street of England, have been patented since 1898 in many countries. Accdg to Dr Omero Vettori of Aulla (Massa Carrara), a subsidiary of the French firm located in Chedde, Haute Savoie, established in 1901 at Salviano, near Livorno, Italy, a plant which is likely to be one of those belonging to the Society Italiana Esplosivo Cheddite with the main office at Torino. This Company, which is now a subsidiary of the S.A. Suisse d Explosifs,... 

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