Abstract: A condiment container attachment device (1) for attaching a condiment container (50) to a food or a beverage container (100), the container (100) being of a type having—an upwardly facing opening (110); —at least one inwardly facing first surface (140, 240); and—a bead (130) or downwardly facing skirt (230) encircling said opening (110), said bead or skirt having an inwardly facing second surface (131, 231) and a downwardly facing edge (132, 232) said condiment container attachment device (1) comprising—first attachment means (10) adapted for engagement with said inwardly facing first surface (140, 240) of the food or beverage container (100); and—second attachment means (20) adapted for engagement with said bead (130) or downwardly facing skirt (230).

Abstract: A condiment container attachment device (1) for attaching a condiment container (50) to a food or a beverage container (100), the container (100) being of a type having -an upwardly facing opening (110); -at least one inwardly facing first surface (140, 240); and -a bead (130) or downwardly facing skirt (230) encircling said opening (110), said bead or skirt having an inwardly facing second surface (131, 231) and a downwardly facing edge (132, 232) said condiment container attachment device (1) comprising -first attachment means (10) adapted for engagement with said inwardly facing first surface (140, 240) of the food or beverage container (100); and -second attachment means (20) adapted for engagement with said bead (130) or downwardly facing skirt (230).

Abstract: A condiment cup assembly (10) and methods for attachment to a beverage container (14) is provided. The assembly includes a beverage container cover (16) having an outer edge (18) and a perforation (20) centrally positioned, a drinking straw (22) inserted through the perforation, a condiment container including a vertical sidewall (26) defining a top opening (28) for accessing a storage space (32) of the condiment container, and an integral attachment arm (30) connected to the vertical sidewall, the integral attachment arm including a coupling portion (34). The condiment container is attached to the beverage container cover via the coupling portion.

Abstract: A condiment cup assembly and methods for attachment to a beverage container is provided. The assembly includes a beverage container cover having an outer edge and a perforation centrally positioned, a drinking straw inserted through the perforation, a condiment container including a vertical sidewall defining a top opening for accessing a storage space of the condiment container, and an integral attachment arm connected to the vertical sidewall, the integral attachment arm including a coupling portion. The condiment container is attached to the beverage container cover via the coupling portion.

Abstract: Process for selectively reforming ethanol to a hydrogen-rich product in the presence of at least one catalyst comprising a catalytically active material supported on a carrier, the process comprising the following steps in which the at least one catalyst is active: transferring a stream of ethanol and steam and a hydrogen-comprising stream, the molar ratio of ethanol to hydrogen being 0.2-1, to a dehydration/hydrogenation reactor for dehydrating ethanol to ethylene and for hydrogenating ethylene to produce an ethane-containing stream, adiabatically pre-reforming the ethane-comprising stream to a stream comprising methane, steam reforming the stream comprising methane to produce a mixture comprising hydrogen and carbon monoxide, converting the mixture comprising hydrogen and carbon monoxide from the steam reforming step under water gas shift conditions to produce a hydrogen-rich product stream.

Abstract: The invention relates to an electrochemical process and an electrochemical reactor system for cleaning of water, in particular groundwater, contaminated by organic or inorganic substances, such as chlorinated organic substances, aromatic—and aliphatic hydrocarbons and MTBE, wherein an alternating current (AC) is utilised to prevent deposition of insoluble compounds on the electrodes.