Appeal No. 1999-1349 Application No. 08/110,115 Page 7 components A along with other additives including dispersing agents and other auxiliaries. See column 4 of Bargigia. Like appellants, we fail to see how the disparate teachings of Bargigia is combinable with Seney in any manner, let alone in a manner that would result in appellants’ composition. Nor has the examiner fairly established that Bargigia alone would have suggested appellants’ composition or methods of using same. While Bargigia may refer to some fluorinated propellants and refer to the possible use of a variety of dispersing aids such as water and organic solvents, including alcohols, the examiner has not convincingly explained how the referenced passages in columns 2 and 4 of Bargigia would have suggested a composition with the specified amounts of ethyl alcohol and amounts of specified hydro fluorocarbons as here claimed. Similarly, the examiner has not established how the other applied references would make up for the deficiencies of the teachings of Seney and Bargigia with respect to the here claimed subject matter. Consequently, for the reasons set forth above and in appellants’ briefs, we will not sustain any of the examiner’s § 103 rejections. CONCLUSIONPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007