Abstract: Disclosed is a passively cooled nuclear reactor, comprising a heat exchanger and a nuclear reactor core disposed proximal to the heat exchanger. The nuclear reactor core comprising a fuel rod, a heat pipe located proximate to the fuel rod and extending from the nuclear reactor core into the heat exchanger, a moderator monolith configured to house and space the fuel rod and the heat pipe, and a thermal bond material disposed internally throughout the moderator monolith to surround the fuel rod and the heat pipe with the thermal bond material and to facilitate heat transfer from the nuclear reactor core to the heat exchanger.

Abstract: The repair electrical plug adapter is a replacement kit. The repair electrical plug adapter is used to repair one or more damaged NEMA 5-15 electric sockets. The repair electrical plug adapter comprises a housing and a plurality of NEMA 5-15 electric sockets. The repair electrical plug adapter is configured for use with a cable and a national electric grid. The plurality of NEMA 5-15 electric sockets attach to the housing. The plurality of NEMA 5-15 electric sockets replace the one or more damaged NEMA 5-15 electric sockets that are attached to the cable. The cable electrically connects the housing and the plurality of NEMA 5-15 electric sockets to the national electric grid. The national electric grid is a commercially available source of electric energy that is defined elsewhere in this disclosure.

Abstract: A method and system of publishing datafile and metafile images over a network connection. A user can use a web page to transmit the name of a datafile to the server hosting the peak viewing program. The server then processes the information, launches Chromview to generate the metafiles, then uses a series of HTML pages to display the information in a .PNG image file of the datafile on the user's computer screen. This page would have the datafile image, as well as information about the datafile (as applicable), such as the list of available ions, and start/stop times. The user could select an ion, or a start/stop time, and the resulting picture for the datafile would be displayed on his screen. The user can enlarge chosen areas of chromatograms and fragmentograms by entering values in text boxes or by clicking on two opposite corners of the selected area. The user can use either remote (Internet) or local (intranet) means to access the datafiles.