Appeal 2007-1944 Application 10/631,894 19. Figure 2 of Prasad, which illustrates a fuel supply according to Prasad's invention, is shown below: {Prasad Figure 2 is said to show a fuel supply.} 20. Referring to Figure 2, Prasad describes: an outer container 22 that encloses a fuel storage area 24 . . . and a waste storage area 26 . . . Fuel solution is passed from fuel storage area 24 to the fuel cell through a fuel solution outlet 28, and waste is passed into waste storage area 26 through a waste inlet 30. (Prasad at 2, ¶ 21.) 21. Prasad teaches further that "[f]uel solution outlet 28 and waste inlet 30 are configured to be coupled to complementary connectors 34 and 36 within receptacle 32 to connect fuel storage area 24 and waste storage area 26 to fuel cell 12." (Prasad at 3–4, ¶ 36.) 22. Prasad also describes "[a] movable barrier or divider, indicated generally at 40 in FIGS. 2–4, [which] separates fuel storage area 24 and waste storage area 26." (Prasad at 2, ¶ 26.) -8-Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
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