WANG V. TUCHOLSKI - Page 3





          Interference No. 103,036                                                    



                 FINAL DECISION WITH RESPECT TO THE PARTY TUCHOLSKI                   

                    The subject matter of this interference relates to a              

          battery with a strength indicator.  The count of this                       

          interference is as follows:                                                 

          Count 1                                                                     
          A battery having a label with an integral voltmeter; wherein the            
          voltmeter comprises:                                                        
          A)  a dielectric layer;                                                     
          B)  a conductive layer above or below the dielectric layer; and             
          C)  a temperature sensitive color indicator layer in thermal                
          contact with the conductive layer, characterized in that 1) the             
          conductive layer has i) sufficient heat generating capacity to              
          affect a change in the temperature sensitive color indicator                
          layer and ii) sufficient thermal insulating means under one of              
          its surfaces to overcome heat sinking when the voltmeter is in              
          contact with a battery having an electrically conducting housing            
          and 2) the voltmeter includes means for forming an electrical               
          switch with the electrically conductive battery housing.                    
                    The party Wang et al.'s claims 22 to 24 and 43 to 63,             
          the party Tucholski's claims 1 to 35 and 46 to 70, the party                
          Cataldi et al.'s patent claims 9 to 29, the party Cataldi et                
          al.'s reissue claims 9 to 25 and 28 to 40, the party Burroughs et           
          al.'s patent claims 1 to 11 and the party Burroughs et al.'s                
          reissue claims 13 to 51 correspond to the count.                            



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