Timothy J Nichols

US Patent:

8110175, Feb 7, 2012

Filed:

Jul 24, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/459546

Inventors:

Timothy O. Nichols - Coppell TX, US

International Classification:

C01B 3/00
H01J 49/03

US Classification:

4236582, 250298

Abstract:

A system and process are provided for extracting a substance from a molecular combination. The process comprises heating the molecular combination to dissociate the molecular combination into cations and anions, moving the cations and anions through a magnetic field to separate cations and anions, and isolating cations from anions with a barrier. The system comprises a non-conductive conduit for guiding an ionized particle stream, a magnetic field source for creating a magnetic field through which the ionized particle stream moves, and a barrier located in the conduit. The ionized particle stream has a velocity relative to the conduit, and the magnetic field source is oriented relative to the velocity of the ionized particle stream so that cations are separated from anions as the ionized particle stream moves through the magnetic field. The barrier is oriented in the conduit so that cations are isolated from anions after separation.

US Patent:

8460634, Jun 11, 2013

Filed:

Feb 1, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/363868

Inventors:

Timothy O. Nichols - Coppell TX, US

Assignee:

Elementary Energy, Inc. - Coppell TX

International Classification:

C01B 3/00
C01B 3/50
H01J 49/30

US Classification:

4236582, 4236583, 250298

Abstract:

A system and process are provided for extracting a substance from a molecular combination. The process comprises heating the molecular combination to dissociate the molecular combination into cations and anions, moving the cations and anions through a magnetic field to separate cations and anions, and isolating cations from anions with a barrier. The system comprises a non-conductive conduit for guiding an ionized particle stream, a magnetic field source for creating a magnetic field through which the ionized particle stream moves, and a barrier located in the conduit. The ionized particle stream has a velocity relative to the conduit, and the magnetic field source is oriented relative to the velocity of the ionized particle stream so that cations are separated from anions as the ionized particle stream moves through the magnetic field. The barrier is oriented in the conduit so that cations are isolated from anions after separation.

US Patent:

20130272927, Oct 17, 2013

Filed:

Jun 10, 2013

Appl. No.:

13/914165

Inventors:

Timothy O. Nichols - Coppell TX, US

International Classification:

C01B 3/02

US Classification:

422162, 95 28, 96 1, 96 2

Abstract:

A system and process are provided for extracting a substance from a molecular combination. The process comprises heating the molecular combination to dissociate the molecular combination into cations and anions, moving the cations and anions through a magnetic field to separate cations and anions, and isolating cations from anions with a barrier. The system comprises a non-conductive conduit for guiding an ionized particle stream, a magnetic field source for creating a magnetic field through which the ionized particle stream moves, and a barrier located in the conduit. The ionized particle stream has a velocity relative to the conduit, and the magnetic field source is oriented relative to the velocity of the ionized particle stream so that cations are separated from anions as the ionized particle stream moves through the magnetic field. The barrier is oriented in the conduit so that cations are isolated from anions after separation.

US Patent:

20190002259, Jan 3, 2019

Filed:

Jun 18, 2018

Appl. No.:

16/010856

Inventors:

Timothy Nichols - Saint Marys WV, US

International Classification:

B66F 15/00
H02K 7/06

Abstract:

A device for removing materials secured to surfaces. The powered crowbar includes a shaft having a first end and a second end, wherein the first end tapers to a flat chisel, such that the chisel is designed to fit within tight spaces. The second end includes a housing and grip, wherein the grip is designed to be held by a user. The housing has a motor, a power source operably connected to the motor, a control module operably connected to the motor, and an activation switch operably connected to the motor. The motor is designed to vibrate the shaft and chisel. In this way, the powered crowbar efficiently loosens and removes materials, such as a nailed board, secured to a surface.