Hi Shaz1965Sorry, but you are completely wrong!"An invention is...

Hi Shaz1965

Sorry, but you are completely wrong!

"An invention is new if it does not form part of the state of the art. The state of the art comprises all knowledge made available to the public by any means, anywhere in the world, before the date of filing. It can be made available by written or oral descriptions, use or exhibitions among other things. Written descriptions include, for example, books, journals and patent documents. Oral descriptions include, for example, a lecture delivered at a conference.Even such information forms part of the state of the art that the inventor themself has published. If you have made an invention, make sure to keep it secret until you have applied for a patent."

Now that you know the basics: please show me even one RNU publication that described the process in detail (remember: it's not just about the single steps - it's also about all the parameters to not only deliver the desired purity of PSG, but also make the process economical and environmentally friendly!