Appeal No. 1997-0523 Application 08/082,576 come up with the specific mixtures of various phosphors claimed in these claims. The Examiner attempts to make a case for combining the teachings of Yang and Sugawara in his response to the Appellants’ arguments [answer, pages 8 to 10]. For example, the Examiner relies on Table 1 of Yang for the teaching of removing LaOCl:Tb from the mixture composition of Yang itself because Table 1 shows LaOCl:Tb having poor characteristics of color tone and temperature. We are not convinced that Yang so teaches, especially when Yang states that “30 to 50 weight percent of LaOCl:Tb” is optimal [id., col. 4]. Furthermore, Yang does not show any sample among the mixtures formed by Yang in Table 2 to be without LaOCl:Tb. Regarding the addition of Y SiO :Tb to the composition of 2 5 Yang to achieve the claimed composition, the Examiner asserts 6Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007