Ex parte CALVERT et al. - Page 3




          Appeal No. 1996-1644                                                        
          Application No. 07/933,147                                                  


          Ueno et al. (Ueno)1                0110258 A1     Jun. 13,                  
          1984                                                                        





               As evidence of nonobviousness, appellants rely on the                  
          following literature:                                                       
          Pehrsson et al., “HREELS of Diamond Oxidation Chemistry,”                   
          Proc. of 2d NIQIM Int'l Symp. on Adv. Mater., (ISAM ‘95),                   
          Tskuba, Japan (March 6-10, 1995)(hereinafter referred to as                 
          “Exhibit 1" consistent with appellants’ designation).                       
          “Effect of the Preceding Heat Treatment on Hydrogen                         
          Chemisorption of Diamond Powders,” Carbon, Vol. 19, pp. 232-34              
          (1981) (hereinafter referred to as “Exhibit 2" consistent with              
          appellants’ designation).                                                   
          Matsumoto et al., “Thermal Desorption Spectra of Hydrogenated               
          and Water Treated Diamond Powders,” Carbon, Vol. 17, pp. 485-               
          89 (1979)(hereinafter referred to as “Exhibit 3" consistent                 
          with appellants’ designation).                                              
          Matsumoto et al., “ Thermal Desorption Spectra of the Oxidized              
          Surfaces of Diamond Powders,” Carbon, Vol. 15, pp. 292-302                  
          (1977)(hereinafter referred to as “Exhibit 4" consistent with               
          appellants’ designation).                                                   
          Yamamoto et al., “Vapor-Phase Oxidation of Diamond Surfaces in              
          O2 Studies by Diffuse Reflectance of Fourier-transform                      
          Infrared and Temperature-Programed Desorption Spectroscopy,”                
          J. Chem. Soc’y Faraday Trans., Vol. 89, No. 19, pp. 3635-40                 


               1The examiner refers to it as "Shinetsu" in her Answer.                
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