Appeal 2007-2488 Application 10/081,483 1 12. Figure 12 is shown below: 2 3 13. “In this example [at figure 12]…and [sic - an] end user simply 4 removes the end cap 312, shakes the bottle, directs the nozzle end 5 downwards and presses against the side of the nozzle 310 [to open the 6 valve].” (Frutin I at 18). 7 14. Frutin I teaches the density of the dispensed liquid may be controlled 8 by the ratio of headspace and gas pressure. (Frutin I at 20). 9 15. Frutin I shows all the limitations of claim 1. 10 16. Rudick shows a carbonated beverage dispenser having a tilt valve 11 “similar to a ‘whipped cream type’ valve” where the valve may be 12 opened by the consumer’s finger and may be placed into the 13 consumer’s mouth for drinking. (Rudick at 5:4-8). 6Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Next
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