Abstract: A surface emitting semiconductor body with a vertical emission direction is specified, which is provided for operation with a resonator and comprises a semiconductor layer sequence with an active region, wherein the semiconductor body is embodied in wavelength-stabilizing fashion in such a way that a peak wavelength of the radiation generated in the active region, in a predetermined operating range of the semiconductor body, is stabilized with respect to changes in the output power of the radiation generated in the active region.

Abstract: A surface emitting semiconductor body with a vertical emission direction is specified, which is provided for operation with a resonator and comprises a semiconductor layer sequence with an active region, wherein the semiconductor body is embodied in wavelength-stabilizing fashion in such a way that a peak wavelength of the radiation generated in the active region, in a predetermined operating range of the semiconductor body, is stabilized with respect to changes in the output power of the radiation generated in the active region.

Abstract: The process of detecting the presence on a surface of at least one of bis(2-chloroethyl)sulfide and bis(2-chloroethyl)imine, including (a) providing a solution comprising at least one dyestuff selected from the group consisting of brilliant blue R, guinea green B, neutral red, and lissamine green B, which at least one dyestuff is capable of fluorescing and is capable, when applied as a solution, of forming an adduct with at least one of bis(2-chloroethyl)sulfide and bis(2-chloroethyl)imine when present on a surface, which at least one adduct, is capable of fluorescing in a spectral range which is different from that of the corresponding at least one dyestuff; (b) applying the solution to the surface; (c) irradiating the surface onto which the solution has been applied with light having a wavelength effective to excite the at least one dyestuff and, when present, the at least one adduct, and induce light emission by fluorescence therefrom; (d) measuring the wavelength of the light emitted from the surface; and

Abstract: Process for the detection of a chemical warfare agent, in which a detection reagent able to fluoresce is brought into contact with the chemical warfare agent, which reacts with the chemical warfare agent so that the fluorescent light emitted by the detection agent changes. A detection reagent is used which undergoes this change because of solvent effects. The advantages of the process reside especially in the fact that, not only, as in the prior art, can LOST be detected but now also VX can be detected.

Abstract: A protective cap comprises closure elements, by the operation of which the narices can be closed for the purpose of pressure equalization in the middle ear in overcoming extreme differences in altitude. To be able to execute the operation without visual impairment, it is provided that the closure elements are designed as motion elements variable in their extent, which are connected to a flow medium contained in feed lines which is pressurized by an operating element displacing the flow medium.