Abstract: A trivia game has cards upon which are imprinted: A) the standard designation indicia of standard playing cards; and, B) trivia questions and answers. Players compete to achieve the best Poker hands. During a player's turn a card's question is read to the player. If the player correctly answers the question he/she: A) may discard the card or keep the card and discard any other single card in his/her hand; or, B) may keep the card without discarding any card; and, D) is awarded another consecutive turn, unless the kept card is the player's fifth card. If the player fails to correctly answer the question he/she must add the card to his/her hand and his/her turn is over. When a player has five cards he/she has no further turns in the round. The first player to win a certain number of rounds wins the game.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of retrieving information content in a computer network. The method comprises the steps of specifying a search criterion on a user computer (101) of the computer network; transmitting a first mobile agent (111a) including computer-executable program code means and the search criterion to at least a first host computer (102, 103, 104, 105, 106) of the computer network; generating a search result by means of the received first mobile agent indicative of whether the information content corresponding to the specified search criterion is available on the first host computer and, if the information content is available on the first host computer, initiating downloading the information content from the first host computer to a predetermined target computer.

Abstract: A moisture transmission prevention barrier or pocket for separating the sandwich filling material from the bread to prevent any liquid or moisture, contained in the sandwich filling material, from being transferred to and/or absorbed by the bread during the temporary storage of the assembled sandwich prior to consumption by a purchaser. The moisture transmission prevention barrier or pocket is preferably manufactured from an FDA approved plastic material and has a suitably sized internal compartment to accommodate a desired quantity of the sandwich filling material therein. The moisture transmission prevention barrier or pocket/sandwich filling material unit is then received by a slot or recess formed in a piece of bread, or between inwardly facing surfaces of the two slices of bread, to from an assembled sandwich. Prior to consumption of the assembled sandwich by the purchaser, the moisture transmission prevention barrier or pocket is removed from the bread, e.g.

Abstract: A process is provided to recover residual H2S, SO2, COS and CS2 in the tail gas from a sulphur recovery process. The tail gas is oxidized and hydrolyzed at a temperature of from 180° C. to 700° C. to provide an oxidized and hydrolyzed gas stream containing substantially no COS or CS2 and having a concentration by volume of H2S and SO2 such that the H2S concentration minus twice the SO2 concentration is from 0.25% to 0.5%. Then the gas stream from the hydrolysis is passed over a Claus catalyst, for example based on alumina and/or titanium oxide, for the reaction of H2S with SO2 to form sulphur and provide a gas stream with substantially no SO2.

Abstract: A process for catalytically oxidizing the H.sub.2 S present at low concentration in a gas to sulphur wherein the gas together with a gas containing free oxygen in a quantity to provide and O.sub.2 to H.sub.2 S mole ratio ranging from 0.05 to 10 are contacted with a catalyst for selectively oxidizing H.sub.2 S to sulphur, the catalyst comprising a support based on silicon carbide associated with a catalytic active phase containing at least one transition metal such as Fe, Ni, Cr, Co, Cu, Ag, Mn, Mo, Ti, W or V, in a form of a metal compound and/or in the elemental state. Prior to treating the gas, the oxidation catalyst is subjected to an activation treatment which loads the active phase of the catalyst to provide maximum sulphurization of the metal of the catalyst. In an alternate embodiment, the oxidation of the H.sub.2 S is performed below the dew point of the sulphur. In another embodiment, the oxidation is performed at a temperature above the dew point of sulphur and in particular between 200.degree. C.

Abstract: A process is provided for the catalytic removal of sulfur compounds, such as hydrogen sulfide and sulfur dioxide, out of a gas by contacting the gas with catalyst composition containing a silicon carbide support and a catalyst component, such as a salt or elemental state of a metal, such as titanium, zirconium, yttrium, lanthanum, uranium, lead, molybdenum, iron, cobalt, copper, nickel, zinc and cadmium and an oxide of a metal, such as uranium, lead, calcium, magnesium and cadmium. The process may be conducted at a temperature above or below the dew point of sulfur.

Abstract: A process is provided for reducing the amount of hydrogen sulfide present in a tail gas from a sulfur recovery process. The hydrogen sulfide contaminated gas along with a gas containing free oxygen is passed through a series of hydrogen sulfide oxidation zones containing an oxidation catalyst, such as one or more oxides or salts of Ni, Co, Fe, Cu, Ag, Mn, Mo, Cr, W and V, deposited on a support, such as bauxite, activated alumina, titania and activated carbon. The initial and intermediate catalyst beds are operated adiabatically by injecting a substoichiometric amount of oxygen into the gas to be treated with respect to the amount of hydrogen sulfide present in the gas so that the temperature does not exceed 150.degree. C. The final catalyst bed is operated under conditions such that a superstoichiometric amount of oxygen is injected into the gas with respect to the hydrogen sulfide and cooling is provided so that the temperature does not exceed 150.degree. C.

Abstract: A single-stage low temperature catalytic process for desulphurisation of a gas which contains a mixture of H.sub.2 S and SO.sub.2 which process includes feeding the gas to be treated at a temperature below the dew point of sulphur to a Claus converter having a Claus catalyst in a reaction stage in which the catalyst includes a composite catalytic mass of alumina and one or more compounds of titanium, yttrium, lanthanum or the rare-earth elements of atomic number 58 to 71, and contacting the gas with the Claus catalyst at a temperature below the dew point of sulphur, by which sulphur deposits on the Claus catalyst and the gas is desulphurised.

Abstract: A process is disclosed for the removal of sulphur compounds from a residual gas so as to obtain a purified gas stream substantially free of sulphur compounds, which process comprises subjecting the residual gas to a combined hydrogenation and hydrolysis, cooling the gas to a temperature whereby water vapor in the gas is not condensed, mixing the gaseous effluent with a gas containing free oxygen, contacting the cooled gaseous effluent and the gas containing free oxygen with a catalyst for selective oxidation of H.sub.2 S to sulphur, and depositing substantially all of the sulphur formed on the catalyst.

Abstract: A process is provided for the production of sulphur from at least one sour gas containing H.sub.2 S and a gaseous or liquid fuel effluent, of the type comprising a thermal reaction step, wherein the thermal reaction step is conducted by performing the combustion of the gaseous or liquid fuel effluent in a first zone of the thermal reaction stage with a quantity of a gas containing free oxygen in excess in relation to the theoretical quantity needed for a complete combustion of the fuel effluent, the excess being smaller than the theoretical proportion of gas containing free oxygen needed to oxidize to SO.sub.2 approximately one third of the H.sub.

Abstract: A process is provided for the improvement of the sulphur yield of an assembly which produces sulphur from H.sub.2 S and which consists of a sulphur plant (1), an oxidation and hydrolysis unit (2) and a purification unit (3). The sulphur plant in producing sulphur provides a residual gas which incorporates H.sub.2 O, COS and/or CS.sub.2 and H.sub.2 S and SO.sub.2 in a mol ratio of H.sub.2 S:SO.sub.2 >2:1. The residual gas passes into the hydrolysis unit on a H.sub.2 S oxidation and COS and CS.sub.2 hydrolysis catalyst which functions between 180.degree. C. and 700.degree. C., in the presence of air, thus producing a residual gas free of COS and CS and incorporating H.sub.2 S and SO.sub.2 in a mol ratio which is kept equal to 2:1 by regulating the air flow. The residual gas is introduced into the purification unit in which H.sub.2 S and SO.sub.2 are made to react in order to produce sulphur and to obtain a purified residual gas.

Abstract: A process is provided for improving the sulphur yield of a sulphur production unit using an acid gas containing H.sub.2 S and wherein said unit is comprised of a sulphur plant with a downstream purification unit. The H.sub.2 S resulting from hydrolysis of COS and CS.sub.2 is almost entirely recovered in the form of sulphur in the purification unit resulting in an improved sulphur output of the overall installation.

Abstract: Process for removing sulphur-containing compounds from a residual gas with recovery of said compounds in the form of sulphur, wherein the residual gas is subjected to a treatment comprising a hydrogenation and a hydrolysis phase to provide the sulphur-containing compounds in the unique form of H.sub.2 S, a cooling step with water condensation, a catalytic oxidation of H.sub.2 S in CLAUS stoechiometry and a catalytic CLAUS reaction phase with deposition of sulphur on the CLAUS catalyst and periodic regeneration of the sulphur-laden catalyst and cooling of the regenerated catalyst. The gas used for the regeneration and for the cooling is tapped from the gas effluent supplied to the catalytic oxidation and the gas issued from the regeneration is reintroduced at least in part into said gas effluent after separation of the sulphur containing therein. Application to the purification of residual gases issued from CLAUS sulphur units.

Abstract: Process for removing sulfur compounds contained in a residual gas with recovery of said compounds in the form of sulfur, wherein a gas obtained from a residual gas containing H.sub.s S and SO.sub.2 and having a temperature lower than 160.degree. C. is subjected to a catalytic CLAUS reaction phase with deposition of sulfur on the catalyst and periodic regeneration of the sulfur-laden catalyst and cooling of the regenerated catalyst. The gas brought in contact with the CLAUS catalyst is produced by subjecting the residual gas to a hydrogenation and hydrolysis treatment to provide the sulfur compounds in the unique form of H.sub.2 S and to cooling with water separation by condensation and then to catalytic oxidation of H.sub.2 S in CLAUS stoichiometry with cooling of the gas stream obtained from the oxidation step under 160.degree. C. in order to separate the sulfur by condensation. Application to the purification of the residual gases emitted by CLAUS sulfur plants.

Abstract: Catalytic process for producing sulphur from H.sub.2 S-containing acid gas wherein the acid gas is subjected to a catalytic oxidation in CLAUS stoichiometry and to a catalytic CLAUS reaction phase with deposition of sulphur on the catalyst with periodic regeneration of the sulphur-laden catalyst and cooling of the regenerated catalyst. The gas used for the regeneration and for the cooling is tapped from the acid gas supplied to the catalytic oxidation and the gas issued from the regeneration is reintroduced into said acid gas after separation of the sulphur contained therein. The process is particularly applicable to the treatment.

Abstract: Process for removing sulfur compounds contained in a residual gas with recovery of said compounds in the form of sulfur, wherein a gas obtained from a residual gas containing H.sub.2 S and SO.sub.2 and having a temperature lower than 160.degree. C. is subjected to a catalytic CLAUS reaction phase with deposition of sulfur on the catalyst and periodic regeneration of the sulfur-laden catalyst and cooling of the regenerated catalyst. The gas brought in contact with the CLAUS catalyst is produced by subjecting the residual gas to a hydrogenation and hydrolysis treatment to provide the sulfur compounds in the unique form of H.sub.2 S and to cooling with water separation by condensation and then to catalytic oxidation of H.sub.2 S in CLAUS stoichiometry with cooling of the gas stream obtained from the oxidation step under 160.degree. C. in order to separate the sulfur by condensation. Application to the purification of the residual gases emitted by CLAUS sulfur plants.

Abstract: Catalytic process for producing sulphur from H.sub.2 S-containing acid gas wherein the acid gas is subjected to a catalytic oxidation of CLAUS stoichiometry and to a catalytic CLAUS reaction phase with deposition of sulphur on the catalyst with periodic regeneration of the sulphur-laden catalyst and cooling of the regenerated catalyst. The gas used for the regeneration and for the cooling is tapped from the acid gas supplied to the catalytic oxidation and the gas issued from the regeneration is reintroduced into said acid gas after separation of the sulphur contained therein. The process is particularly applicable to the treatment of acid gases having a low H.sub.2 S content.

Abstract: The Claus process for the production of sulphur is improved by employing a deoxidation catalyst prior to the conventional Claus oxide catalyst.