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This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application Ser. No. 60/462,963, entitled "Ultraphobic Surface for High Pressure Liquids", filed Apr. 15, 2003, hereby fully incorporated herein by reference.
This invention relates generally to ultraphobic surfaces, and more specifically to ultraphobic surfaces that exhibit ultraphobic properties at liquid pressures over one atmosphere.
Many industrial processes involve the interaction of liquids with solid surfaces. Often, it is desirable to control or influence the manner of the interaction, particularly the degree of wetting of the surface, so as to achieve a specific result. For example, surfactants are sometimes added to liquids used in cleaning processes so as to achieve greater surface wetting. In a converse example, liquid repellent coatings are sometimes added to clothing products to reduce surface wetting and accelerate drying of the clothing.
Efforts have been underway for decades to analyze and understand the principles and properties affecting surface wetting. There has been a particular interest in liquid "phobic" surfaces, which are surfaces that are resistant to wetting by liquids. Such surfaces may be referred to as hydrophobic where the liquid is water, and lyophobic relative to other liquids. If the surface resists wetting to an extent that a small droplet of water or other liquid exhibits a very high stationary contact angle with the surface (greater than about 120 degrees), if the surface exhibits a markedly reduced propensity to retain liquid droplets, or if a liquid-gas-solid interface exists at the surface when completely submerged in liquid, the surface may be generally referred to as an ultrahydrophobic or ultralyophobic surface. For the purposes of this application, the term ultraphobic is used to refer generally to both ultrahydrophobic and ultralyophobic surfaces.
Ultraphobic surfaces are of special interest in commercial and industrial applications for a number of reasons. In nearly any process where a liquid must be dried from a surface, significant efficiencies result if the surface sheds the liquid without heating or extensive drying time.
Moreover, friction between the liquid and the surface is dramatically lower for an ultraphobic surface as opposed to a conventional surface. As a result, ultraphobic surfaces are extremely desirable for reducing surface friction and increasing flow in a myriad of hydraulic and hydrodynamic applications on a macro scale, and especially in microfluidic applications.
It is now well known that surface roughness has a significant effect on the degree of surface wetting. It has been generally observed that, under some circumstances, roughness can cause liquid to adhere more strongly to the surface than to a corresponding smooth surface. Under other circumstances, however, roughness may cause the liquid to adhere less strongly to the rough surface than the smooth surface. In some circumstances, the surface may be ultraphobic.
Efforts have been made previously at introducing intentional roughness on a surface to produce an ultraphobic surface. The roughened surface generally takes the form of a substrate member with a multiplicity of microscale to nanoscale projections or cavities, referred to herein as "asperities".
Previous attempts at producing ultraphobic surfaces with micro/nanoscale asperities have been only partially successful. Generally, while the prior art surfaces have exhibited ultraphobic properties under some circumstances relative to liquid droplets carefully placed on the surface, the properties generally disappear when a droplet is impacted with the surface.
Moreover, fluid pressure in many industrial applications where ultraphobic surfaces are desirably used often exceeds one atmosphere, and in extreme applications, may reach hundreds of atmospheres. Ultraphobic surfaces produced to date appear to be effective as an ultraphobic surface only up to about 0.1 atmospheres.
Prior art ultraphobic surfaces are often formed with delicate polymer or chemical coatings deposited on the substrate. These coatings are easily physically damaged so as to be ineffective.
There is still a need in the industry for a durable ultraphobic surface that retains ultraphobic properties when impacted by liquid or under a column of liquid at pressure heads exceeding at least one atmosphere.
The invention is a durable ultraphobic surface that is capable of retaining ultraphobic properties at liquid pressures of one atmosphere and above. The surface generally includes a substrate portion with a multiplicity of projecting regularly shaped microscale or nanoscale asperities disposed so that the surface has a predetermined contact line density measured in meters of contact line per square meter of surface area equal to or greater than a contact line density value "ΛL" determined according to the formula:
where γ is the surface tension of the liquid in Newtons per meter, θa,0 is the experimentally measured true advancing contact angle of the liquid on the asperity material in degrees, and ω is the asperity rise angle in degrees.
The asperities may be formed in or on the substrate material itself or in one or more layers of material disposed on the surface of the substrate. The asperities may be any regularly or irregularly shaped three dimensional solid or cavity and may be disposed in any regular geometric pattern or randomly.
The invention may also include a process for producing a surface having ultraphobic properties at liquid pressures up to a predetermined pressure value. The process includes steps of selecting an asperity rise angle; determining a critical contact line density "ΛL" value according to the formula:
where P is the predetermined pressure value, γ is the surface tension of the liquid, and θa,0 is the experimentally measured true advancing contact angle of the liquid on the asperity material in degrees, and ω is the asperity rise angle; providing a substrate member; and forming a multiplicity of projecting asperities on the substrate so that the surface has an actual contact line density equal to or greater than the critical contact line density.
The asperities may be formed using photolithography, or using nanomachining, microstamping, microcontact printing, self-assembling metal colloid monolayers, atomic force microscopy nanomachining, sol-gel molding, self-assembled monolayer directed patterning, chemical etching, sol-gel stamping, printing with colloidal inks, or by disposing a layer of parallel carbon nanotubes on the substrate. The process may further include the step of determining a critical asperity height value "Zc" in meters according to the formula:
where d is the distance in meters between adjacent asperities, θa,0 is the true advancing contact angle of the liquid on the surface in degrees, and ω is the asperity rise angle in degrees.
An enlarged view of an ultraphobic surface 20 according to the present invention is depicted in FIG. 1. The surface 20 generally includes a substrate 22 with a multiplicity of projecting asperities 24. Each asperity 24 has a plurality of sides 26 and a top 28. Each asperity 24 has a width dimension, annotated "x" in the figures, and a height dimension, annotated "z" in the figures.
As depicted in
Generally, surface 20 will exhibit ultraphobic properties when a liquid-solid-gas interface is maintained at the surface. As depicted in
As will be disclosed hereinbelow, the formation of the liquid-solid-gas interface depends on certain interrelated geometrical parameters of the asperities 24, the properties of the liquid, and the interaction of the liquid with the solid surface. According to the present invention, the geometrical properties of asperities 24 may be selected so that the surface 20 exhibits ultraphobic properties at any desired liquid pressure.
Referring to the rectangular array of
where y is the spacing between asperities measured in meters.
For asperities 24 with a square cross-section as depicted in
p=4x, (2)
where x is the asperity width in meters.
Perimeter p may be referred to as a "contact line" defining the location of the liquid-solid-gas interface. The contact line density (Λ) of the surface, which is the length of contact line per unit area of the surface, is the product of the perimeter (p) and the area density of asperities (δ) so that:
Λ=pδ. (3)
For the rectangular array of square asperities depicted in FIGS. 1-3:
Λ=4x/y 2. (4)
A quantity of liquid will be suspended atop asperities 24 if the body forces (F) due to gravity acting on the liquid are less than surface forces (f) acting at the contact line with the asperities. Body forces (F) associated with gravity may be determined according to the following formula:
F=pgh, (5)
where (p) is the density of the liquid, (g) is the acceleration due to gravity, and (h) is the depth of the liquid. Thus, for example, for a 10 meter column of water having an approximate density of 1000 kg/M3, the body forces (F) would be:
F=(1000 kg/m3)(9.8 m/s2)(10 m)=9.8×104 kg/m2-s.
On the other hand, the surface forces (f) depend on the surface tension of the liquid (γ), its apparent contact angle with the side 26 of the asperities 24 with respect to the vertical θs, the contact line density of the asperities (Λ) and the apparent contact area of the liquid (A):
f=−ΛAγ cos θs. (6)
The true advancing contact angle (θa,0) of a liquid on a given solid material is defined as the largest experimentally measured stationary contact angle of the liquid on a surface of the material having essentially no asperities. The true advancing contact angle is readily measurable by techniques well known in the art.
Suspended drops on a surface with asperities exhibit their true advancing contact angle value (θa,0) at the sides of the asperities. The contact angle with respect to the vertical at the side of the asperities (θs) is related to the true advancing contact angle (θa,0) by φ or ω as follows:
θs=θa,0 +90°−ω=θa,0 +ω−90°. (7)
By equating F and f and solving for contact line density Λ, a critical contact line density parameter ΛL may be determined for predicting ultraphobic properties in a surface:
where (p) is the density of the liquid, (g) is the acceleration due to gravity, (h) is the depth of the liquid, (γ) is the surface tension of the liquid, ω is the rise angle of the side of the asperities relative to the substrate in degrees, and (θa,0) is the experimentally measured true advancing contact angle of the liquid on the asperity material in degrees.
If Λ>ΛL, the liquid will be suspended atop the asperities 24, producing an ultraphobic surface. Otherwise, if Λ<ΛL, the liquid will collapse over the asperities and the contact interface at the surface will be solely liquid/solid, without ultraphobic properties.
It will be appreciated that by substituting an appropriate value in the numerator of the equation given above, a value of critical contact line density may be determined to design a surface that will retain ultraphobic properties at any desired amount of pressure. The equation may be generalized as:
where P is the maximum pressure under which the surface must exhibit ultraphobic properties in kilograms per square meter, γ is the surface tension of the liquid in Newtons per meter, θa,0 is the experimentally measured true advancing contact angle of the liquid on the asperity material in degrees, and ω is the asperity rise angle in degrees.
It is generally anticipated that a surface 20 formed according to the above relations will exhibit ultraphobic properties under any liquid pressure values up to and including the value of P used in equation (9) above. The ultraphobic properties will be exhibited whether the surface is submerged, subjected to a jet or spray of liquid, or impacted with individual droplets.
According to the above relations, surface 20 will exhibit ultraphobic properties at a liquid pressure of one atmosphere, equal to about 10,330 kg/m2, where the contact line density Λ of surface 20 equals or exceeds a critical contact line density ΛL determined as follows:
where γ is the surface tension of the liquid in Newtons per meter, θa,0 is the experimentally measured true advancing contact angle of the liquid on the asperity material in degrees, and ω is the asperity rise angle in degrees.
Once the value of critical contact line density is determined, the remaining details of the geometry of the asperities may be determined according to the relationship of x and y given in the equation for contact line density. In other words, the geometry of the surface may be determined by choosing the value of either x or y in the contact line equation and solving for the other variable.
The liquid interface deflects downwardly between adjacent asperities by an amount D1 as depicted in FIG. 6. If the amount D1 is greater than the height (z) of the asperities 24, the liquid will contact the substrate 22 at a point between the asperities 24. If this occurs, the liquid will be drawn into space 34, and collapse over the asperities, destroying the ultraphobic character of the surface. The value of D1 represents a critical asperity height (Zc), and is determinable according to the following formula:
where (d) is the distance between adjacent asperities, ω is the asperity rise angle, and θa,0 is the experimentally measured true advancing contact angle of the liquid on the asperity material. The height (z) of asperities 24 must be at least equal to, and is preferably greater than, critical asperity height (Zc).
Although in
It will also be appreciated that a wide variety of asperity shapes and arrangements are possible within the scope of the present invention. For example, asperities may be polyhedral, cylindrical as depicted in
Further information and discussion regarding the development of the relations given above and the optimization of ultraphobic surfaces is provided in Appendices 1-9 of this application. Appendices 1-9 are to be considered a part of this specification.
The asperities may be arranged in a rectangular array as discussed above, in a polygonal array such as the hexagonal array depicted in
Generally, the substrate material may be any material upon which micro or nano scale asperities may be suitably formed. The asperities may be formed directly in the substrate material itself, or in one or more layers of other material deposited on the substrate material, by photolithography or any of a variety of suitable methods. A photolithography method that may be suitable for forming micro/nanoscale asperities is disclosed in PCT Patent Application Publication WO 02/084340, hereby fully incorporated herein by reference.
Other methods that may be suitable for forming asperities of the desired shape and spacing include nanomachining as disclosed in U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2002/00334879, microstamping as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,725,788, microcontact printing as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,900,160, self-assembled metal colloid monolayers, as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,609,907, microstamping as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,444,254, atomic force microscopy nanomachining as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,252,835, nanomachining as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,403,388, sol-gel molding as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,530,554, self-assembled monolayer directed patterning of surfaces, as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,518,168, chemical etching as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,541,389, or sol-gel stamping as disclosed in U.S. Patent Application Publication No. 2003/0047822, all of which are hereby fully incorporated herein by reference. Carbon nanotube structures may also be usable to form the desired asperity geometrics. Examples of carbon nanotube structures are disclosed in U.S. Patent Application Publication Nos. 2002/0098135 and 2002/0136683, also hereby fully incorporated herein by reference. Also, suitable asperity structures may be formed using known methods of printing with colloidal inks. Of course, it will be appreciated that any other method by which micro/nanoscale asperities may be accurately formed may also be used.
It is anticipated that the ultraphobic surface of the present invention will be useful in myriad applications. For example, it is anticipated that if ultraphobic surfaces are applied on the wetted portions of fluid handling systems such as piping, tubing, fittings, valves and other devices, significant reduction in fluid friction and turbulance may be achieved. Similarly, flow impedance in mircofluidic devices may be reduced by a reduction in viscous and surface forces resulting from ultraphobic wetted surfaces. Effectiveness of critical cleaning processes may be improved by faster drying times and less chemical carryover residue remaining on the surface after drying. It is also anticipated that ultraphobic surfaces according to the present invention will be resistant to the growth of organisms in a bio-film on the surface, due in part to the greatly improved drainability of the surface. Further, due to the liquid-solid-gas interface at the surface, it is anticipated that the ultraphobic surface of the present invention may be applied to a gas transfer membrane to improve the effectiveness of gas transfer in and out of a liquid.
A surface is desired that will exhibit ultraphobic characteristics under water pressures of up to 10 atmospheres. The desired surface geometry is a rectangular array of elongate polyhedrons having a generally square cross-section and an asperity rise angle of 90 degrees. The asperities are to be formed, using photolithography, in a silicon substrate, which will be treated with organosilanes after the asperities are formed. The experimentally measured true advancing contact angle of water on an organosilane treated silicon substrate without asperities is approximately 110 degrees. The surface tension of pure water is approximately 0.073 Newtons per square meter. The critical contact line density for such a surface may be determined as follows:
Selecting an asperity width of 20 nm, the contact line equation for a rectangular array of square polyhedrons may be used to solve for the required asperity spacing:
The critical asperity height (Zc) is determined as:
Thus, in one configuration, the surface will comprise a rectangular array of projecting elongate polyhedrons having a generally square cross section, wherein the polyhedrons are 20 nm in width and spaced no more than about 139 nm apart. The polyhedrons should be more than 163 nm in height.
Of course, a different surface geometry results if the selected asperity width is 50 nm:
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[1]Bullous pemphigoid is a skin disorder characterized by large blisters. The blisters are usually located on the arms, legs, or middle of the body. About one-third of persons with bullous pemphigoid also develop blisters in the mouth. The blisters may break open and form ulcers or open sores. It usually occurs in elderly persons and is rare in young people. Symptoms come and go. In most patients, the condition goes away within 6 years. The cause is not known, but may be related to immune system disorders.
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New Britain - Crew members of the two Connecticut River ferries planned for closure were notified Thursday afternoon that their layoffs, originally set for Aug. 25, would be pushed back two weeks.
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Kevin Nursick, spokesman for the state Department of Transportation, confirmed the new date.
"I'm happy to be working another couple of weeks, I guess," Darcy said. But uncertainties surrounding his and his wife's jobs - both work on the Chester-Hadlyme ferry - remain, and no one at the DOT will give them a straight answer about the future of the ferries, he said.
The eight positions on the Chester-Hadlyme and Rocky Hill-Glastonbury ferries are part of the thousands of positions Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is eliminating to fill a $1.6 billion hole in the state budget. Though a pending vote on union concessions could revoke the layoffs, ferry employees have been working under the assumption that they will lose their jobs later this month.
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Having friends who work in the same department can improve a worker's productivity, but when an employee has friends in other parts of the company, it can harm the person's output, according to a University of Florida study. "When friendships involve someone who works outside your department or performs different kinds of tasks and is not able to help you with your job, they are more of a distraction," a researcher said.
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Cadogan Management will be spun-off from Fortis Bank's asset management arm as part of a management buyout.
The $3.6 billion New York-based hedge will become an independent firm at the close of the transaction, ending its three years under the Fortis umbrella. Fortis is being acquired by French bank BNP Paribas.
The buyout deal comes two weeks after Cadogan founder Stuart Leaf and several other top executives resigned after the spin-off talks stalled. According to The Wall Street Journal, those executives, including chief investment officer Paul Isaac and chief risk officer Michael Waldron, will return to the independent Cadogan.
Terms of the deal are not expected to be disclosed when the buyout agreement is announced today.
In September, Cadogan told its investors, who have been spooked by the Fortis-BNP deal, that it would be spun-off. But negotiations broke down earlier this month over financial and other terms, leading to the resignations of its top management. The departures of Leaf, Isaac and Waldron, who are among a handful of Cadogan principals who own 30% of the firm, would have forced Fortis to buy out their stakes.
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But riders at Mountain High probably weren't looking forward to being suspended high above earth for ... two hours. It could have been an Olympics-style record, but this big air was achieved when one of the Wrightwood resort's lift stalled Wednesday.
Hundreds were left up in the air like George Clooney.
The San Bernardino Sun reports that 212 people had to be rescued after the chair lift broke down about 11 a.m.
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer Calls Out Lynne Cheney For 'Sniping At My Patriotism'
On Friday, Lynne Cheney repeatedly attacked CNN for having a liberal bias during a combative appearance on the Situation Room. At one point, she criticized CNN for "running terrorist tapes, terrorists shooting Americans" and asked Wolf Blitzer, "Do you want us to win?" She also repeatedly asked Blitzer to end his line of questioning and focus on her new children's book.
Today on CNN's Late Edition, Blitzer said he was "surprised" at Cheney's "sniping at my patriotism," and pointed out that CNN had specifically labeled the tape of a U.S. soldier under fire as terrorist "propaganda." He also said that CNN had made clear to Cheney's staff "only hours before the interview" that she would be asked questions about politics during her appearance, not just about her children's book. Watch it:
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BLITZER: On Friday in the Situation Room on CNN, I interviewed the wife of the Vice President, Lynne Cheney. The interview generated quite a bit of commotion and we are going to replay the unedited version. First, some history. I have been covering the Cheneys for many years, including on a day-to-day basis when he was the defense secretary during the first Gulf War and I was CNN's Pentagon correspondent. This — Mrs. Cheney has been a frequent guest on my programs. I have often invited her to discuss her new children's books. She always is open to discussing the news of the day.
In this most recent interview, she, of course, knew we would would be speaking about politics. That was reaffirmed to her staff only hours before the interview. As a former co-host of Crossfire during the 1990s, she knows her way around the media. She was never shy about sparring with Democratic strategist and co-host.
I was surprised when she came out swinging on Friday, surprised by what she said about the "Broken Government" series and the excellent one-hour report by our chief national correspondent John King. One of the most precise and respected journalists in Washington. The decision to air sniper video which Anderson Cooper branded, I'm quoting now, "a single propaganda tape." Surprised at her sniping at my patriotism.


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EATONTOWN, NJ–Bidding is open through Jan. 28 for proposals on the first planned residential site at Fort Monmouth, the decommissioned U.S. Army installation that sprawls across three towns close to the shoreline in Monmouth County.
Cushman & Wakefield, exclusive leasing agent for the redevelopment authority for the site, is marketing the 64-acre residential parcel, known as Howard Commons.
The property sits along Pine Brook Road in Tinton Falls, a half mile from Exit 105 of the Garden State Parkway and six miles from the shoreline. The proposed development is to include 275 residential units and an additional 15,000 square feet of neighborhood retail.
"Contract sales through the end of October in Monmouth and Ocean counties rose by 24 over the same period in 2011, and the occupancy rate for multifamily rental in eastern Monmouth County averages 97%, making it a strong target market for investors," noted C&W's Gualberto "Gil" Medina, who heads the Fort Monmouth project team.
Other C&W brokers marketing the property include Les Smith, Christopher Kinum, Kevin Carton, David Bernhaut, and Grace Braverman.
The Howard Commons site is zoned for medium-density housing, which allows development of garden apartments, townhomes and stacked flats. The borough of Eatontown's officials have expressed a preference for townhomes on the site, according to Medina.
The Fort Monmouth Economic Redevelopment Authority's executive director Bruce Steadman said in a release that marketing the property right now is part of a commitment to provide more housing in an area that was hard hit by Hurricane Sandy.
Property at Fort Monmouth is to be offered as multiple parcels in two phases. The entire, 1,127 acre-complex – which spans Eatontown, Tinton Falls and Oceanport – is under the redevelopment authority's control.
"We are encouraged by the strong interest we are seeing in the former fort's many development opportunities – including multifamily, retail, commercial and hospitality – which will come online in 2013 and 2014," Steadman said in a release.
Last year, CommVault Systems, a data and information management software company, said it plans to build a 650,000-square-foot headquarters on a 55-acre parcel. Two additional Tinton Falls sites will be offered during the first quarter of 2013. They include 39 acres proposed for the development of 239 multi-family units and 80,000 square feet of retail/commercial space; and 12 acres proposed for 49 multi-family units. Both properties are located adjacent to the Garden State Parkway.
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The Dead of Night (The 39 Clues: Cahills vs. Vespers, #3)
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Next book please! I'm just so overwhelmed by how complex the plot had become since picking up the first book of the series. I love the twists, the humanity of the characters and the fact that I can't second-guess what the endgame is. Keep 'em coming.
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Republished by kind permission from Neals Paper. Bruce Graham is having the most magnificent year of his playwriting career. His new works so far in 2016, Funnyman and WHITE GUY…
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The Hamilton Wood Type Museum in Two Rivers, WI personifies cultural preservation, rural re-birth and the lineage of American graphic design. At Hamilton, international artisans meet retired craftsmen and together navigate the convergence of modern design and traditional technique.
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July 19, 2016 2:31 pm
Like the poster? Then you will love the film! As part of their Kartemquin Summer Series in honor of our 50th anniversary, the University of Chicago's Doc Films (1212 E 59th St, Chicago, IL 60637) will screen Typeface (2009) on July 28th at 7pm. This is the first screening in Chicago for several years of director Justine Nagan's award-winning film about the Hamilton Wood Type Museum in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, and we're marking it with a special panel discussion about the intersection of modern design and traditional technique. Continued
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Date: 1937-05-24
Description: Two men stand near a truck in the receiving room of International Harvester's Manhattan truck branch. The truck bears the text "Bickfords" and is parked ne...
Date: 1926-10-04
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Date: 1969 ca.
Description: View from the back of two men watching the construction of the World Trade Center.
Date: 1925-08-19
Description: Workers removing dirt for construction of the New York City subway with a Bucyrus shovel loader and International truck.
Date: 1953-11-08
Description: Catholic War Veterans of America parade in front of St. Patrick's Cathedral in recognition of Armistice Day.
Date: 1917 ca.
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Date: 1922 ca.
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Date: 1948-04-30
Description: View of the prescription counter and waiting area of the Center Pharmacy. The ladder provided access to shelves of medications held above the counter.
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Efficient Inkjet Printing of Graphene
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