Abstract: A fluidic ejection cartridge and protective tape system therefor. The fluidic ejection cartridge includes a cartridge body for fluid having a cover closing a first end thereof, an ejection head on a second end thereof opposite the first end, and side walls attached to the first and second ends between the first and second ends. The side walls include a first side wall, a second side wall opposite the first side wall, a first end wall attached to the first and second side walls, and a second end wall opposite the first end wall attached to the first and second side walls. A single ejection head protective tape is attached to a release structure on the first side wall and to the ejection head by an adhesive.

Abstract: A fluidic ejection cartridge and protective tape system therefor. The fluidic ejection cartridge includes a cartridge body for fluid having a cover closing a first end thereof, an ejection head on a second end thereof opposite the first end, and side walls attached to the first and second ends between the first and second ends. The side walls include a first side wall, a second side wall opposite the first side wall, a first end wall attached to the first and second side walls, and a second end wall opposite the first end wall attached to the first and second side walls. A single ejection head protective tape is attached to a release structure on the first side wall and to the ejection head by an adhesive.

Abstract: This invention relates to a process for preparing tetrabromobisphenol-A in high yield and high purity comprising: (a) forming a reaction solvent from at least one non-polar solvent and an amount of aqueous hydrogen peroxide; (b) charging an amount of alkylidenediphenol to the reaction solvent to form a reaction mass; (c) feeding an amount of bromine to the reaction mass at a temperature and for a period of time sufficient to tetra-brominate substantially all of the alkylidenediphenol thus charged; (d) maintaining during step (c) the amount of hydrogen peroxide less than an amount required to convert substantially all of the HBr which forms to elemental bromine; and (e) heat treating the formed product whereby a product having less than about 20 ppm ionic impurities is produced.