Abstract: The present invention provides a simple, safe and more efficient process for preparing metal salts of valproic acid. The process includes steps of: (i) mixing valproic acid and a metal hydroxide (either dry solid or aqueous solution) in a drier to form a reaction mixture; and (ii) removing water, which is produced during the step of mixing the valproic acid and the metal hydroxide, from the reaction mixture to obtain the desired metal salts of valproic acid.

Abstract: A display panel rotating apparatus is used for rotating a display panel, and the display panel has a first fixing element and a second fixing element used for being connected with the rotating apparatus. The apparatus comprises a base and a first and a second driver sets moved on the base, in which the first and the second driver sets are respectively pivotally connected with the first and the second fixing elements to form a first and a second rotating centers so that the display panel takes either the first or the second rotating center as a axle center to rotate through the driving of the first or the second driver set.

Abstract: An apparatus for positioning a damper of an optical disc device includes a base plate installed above a spindle motor of the disc device, a holding plate pivoted on the base plate, an elastic member, and a clamper, in which a flexible pressing plate and a pair of flexible supporting plates at the same plane are respectively extended from the holding plate. An arc-shaped holding groove used for holding the damper is disposed at the inner flank side of each supporting plate, and the holding groove is provided with an inward inclined wall to allow the damper to be guided and positioned in the holding grooves. And, a downward force is applied on the surface of the pressing plate by the elastic member so that the pressing plate is pressed on the upper of the damper and the damper is fixedly positioned in the holding grooves. Thereby, the damper would not result noise due to the external shaking and the turntable can be engaged accurately with the clamper.