Xerox Corporation

The use of high purity selenium in digital imaging is considered a potential market. Selenium-based plates can be used to replace conventional silver-based x-ray film, and in 1994 the Xerox Corporation introduced a selenium-based product, Verdefilm, for use in graphic arts appHcations. [Pg.338]

Milan Stolka Joseph Mort Xerox Corporation... [Pg.141]

Xerox Corporation (Ref. 1) Environmental Leadership Program 100+ million/year... [Pg.4]

Xerox Corporation, Webster Research Center, Webster, NY 14580... [Pg.27]

G. R. MEREDITH, J. G. VANDUSEN, and D. J. WILLIAMS7 Xerox Corporation, Webster Research Center, Webster, NY 14580... [Pg.109]

T0894 Xerox Corporation, Two-Phase Extraction System... [Pg.27]

T0885 Westinghouse Savannah River Company, In Situ Air Stripping T0894 Xerox Corporation, Two-Phase Extraction System T0896 Yellowstone Environmental Science, Inc. (YES), Biocat II T0900 Zenon Environmental, Inc., Cross-Flow Pervaporation System... [Pg.291]

The two-phase extraction method was patented by Xerox Corporation. Xerox has granted licenses on the technology to several vendors, including Radian Corporation, Haley and Aldrich, and Hydro Group, Inc., who currently offer the technology. [Pg.1141]

Xerox Corporation, Webster Research Center, Xerox Square-114, Rochester, NY 14644. Current address, Rockwell International Science Center, Box 1085, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360. [Pg.13]

A metal cylinder is mounted to rotate about a horizontal axis. This is called the drum. The end-to-end dimension is the width of print to be produced plus a generous tolerance. The drum in the copiers originally developed by Xerox Corporation was manufactured with a surface coating of amorphous selenium (more recently, ceramic or organic... [Pg.80]

The Advisory Board of NORML includes (in addition to Javits and Peter Lawford) Max Palevsky, chairman of the board of the Xerox Corporation Hugh Hefner, owner of Playboy Enterprises, Inc. William F. Buckley Jr. Burton Joseph, Director of the Playboy Foundation Canon Walter D. Dennis of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York City, the " temple and headquarters" of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in the United States and Stewart Mott, heir to the General Motors fortune. [Pg.390]

Xerox Corporation, Palo Alto Research Center... [Pg.423]

I would like to express my appreciation to the Xerox Corporation for their support in this project, and to the many colleagues at the Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, with whom it has been my pleasure to work on amorphous silicon. Particular thanks go to D. K. Biegelsen, M. Hack, A. C. Street and S. Wagner for their comments on the text. [Pg.432]

Greek for dry (xeros) and writing (graphos). The process was invented in 1938 and patented in 1940 by Chester F. Carlson and involves several different physical phenomena. At the time the invention was first made these processes were poorly understood and the first demonstration copies were not of the quality we are used to today. Carlson demonstrated his invention to twenty American companies and generated an enthusiastic lack of interest . Nevertheless, development was undertaken initially by the Battelle Memorial Institute and subsequently by the Haloid Company, now known as the Xerox Corporation. The first commercial xerographic copier appeared on the market in 1959 and is today a worldwide multi-billion pound industry. [Pg.396]

Current address Xerox Corporation W-114, 800 Phillips Road, Webster, New York 14580 U.S.A. [Pg.293]

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