Cloaking System Using Optoelectronically Controlled Camouflage
A Cloaking System designed to operate in the visible light spectrum, utilizes optoelectronics and/or photonic components to conceal an object within it.
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AbstractThis invention relates to smoking articles having reduced free burn time, including cigarettes, cigars and little cigars. The smoking article comprises tobacco wrapped in a paper having at least one circumferential band printed between the ends of the smoking article; preferably at about the center of the smoking article. The band contains a substance which will cause the smoking article to extinguish in about 2-5 minutes under free burn conditions after the cone reaches the banded area if it is not puffed. The band is typically about 2-10 mm wide containing a substance which is a liquid in the temperature range of about 100° C. to 200° C. and which as the burning cone comes in contact with it provides a fluid film on the paper, without substantially penetrating through the surface of the paper, which film is substantially impervious to air and decomposes and/or distills endothermically from about 140° C. to 300° C. to yield gaseous decomposition products normally present in the smoke of smoking articles without the band. The amount of the substance used in the band should be sufficient to extinguish the smoking articles under free burn conditions within 2- 5 minutes.Other References
| InventorsApplicationNo. 06/282052 filed on 07/10/1981US Classes:131/349, With ash retainer or means to prevent or retard burning131/256, Cigar or cigarette extinquishers131/365Wrapper or binderField of Search131/349, With ash retainer or means to prevent or retard burning131/256, Cigar or cigarette extinquishers131/365, Wrapper or binder131/358WrapperExaminersPrimary: Millin, V.Attorney, Agent or FirmUS Patent References1555320, 1581451, 1972718, 1996002, 1999222, 2013508, 2049320, 2098619, 2108860, 2114281, 2307088, 2327991, 2329927, 2349551, 2666437, 2718889, 2746890, 2754828, 2755206, 2766148, 2786471, 2839065, 2886041, 2890704, 2914072, 2976190, 2988088, 2996065, 2998012, 2998819, 3006347, 4303084, Self-extinguishing cigarettesIssued on: 12/01/1981 Inventor: Simon 3030963, 3034932, 3046994, 3064657, 3081776, 3091243, 3102543, 3165105, 3183914, 3220418, 3244183, 3276453, 3288145, 3303849, 3313305, 3318314, 3324861, 3370593, 3392735, 3488725, 3503406, 3526904, 3528432, 3547131, 3581748, 3590825, 3602232, 3632384, 3664350, 3667479, 3702117, 3736940, 3800805, 3805799, 3821958, 3878850, 3884246, 3886954, 3903899, 3911932, 3916914, 3977416, Cigarette with a snuffer Issued on: 08/31/1976 Inventor: Akiba3985143, Self extinguishing cigarette Issued on: 10/12/1976 Inventor: Lappin, Jr.4006749, Removal of harmful components from tobacco smoke Issued on: 02/08/1977 Inventor: Horowitz , et al.4027680, Safety cigarette holder and ash retaining device Issued on: 06/07/1977 Inventor: De Marco4044778, Cigarettes Issued on: 08/30/1977 Inventor: Cohn4061147, Composite cigarette enveloping material Issued on: 12/06/1977 Inventor: Falchi4077414, Smoking articles Issued on: 03/07/1978 Inventor: Baker , et al.4091821, Smoking article having an ignition suppression disk Issued on: 05/30/1978 Inventor: Scorzo4146040, Cigarettes Issued on: 03/27/1979 Inventor: Cohn4187862, Treatment of cigarette paper Issued on: 02/12/1980 Inventor: Cohn 1605059, 1744615, 2335432, 2580608, 2580610, 2580611 International ClassesA24D 1/10 (20060101)A24D 1/00 (20060101) |