Jerriac patent issued for teaching device on atomic structure
Jerry Emory and co inventor Dr. H H Bliss receive a U S patent for the Jerriac an electronic teaching device that graphs atomic structure Robberson Hayes School principal and James H Emory father contributed early development while Bliss from the University of Oklahoma earned co patent status Original science fair project from 1960 led to the patent with ongoing use in classrooms
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Jerry Emory
James H. Emory
East 26Th
Jerry
U.S. Patent Office
C. L. Robberson
Hayes School
Robberson
Hayes
H. H. Bliss
University of Oklahoma
Dr. Bliss
U. S. Patent Office
Ada Junior High School
Ada Youth Invents Jerriac Board From Science Fair Work
Dr. Bliss credits Ada youth Jerry for creating the Jerriac teaching board after a summer at the university. The device can display atomic structures of all known elements and expand to 110. a junior version covers 38 elements. Bliss notes patent hurdles and potential royalties if manufactured. Jerry attends East Central as a freshman and eyeing aviation or mathematics careers.
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Dr. Bliss
Jerry
University
Jerriac
Bliss
East Central
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