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Home > News > NCSH Announces the Filing of a Patent Application

December 14th, 2005

NCSH Announces the Filing of a Patent Application

Abstract:
Nano Chemical Systems Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB:NCSH), today announced the filing of a patent for a temporary taggant product. This is a product that is delivered by an aerosol process and yields a bright fluorescent color to denote an emergency location or a previously examined area for emergency personnel, law enforcement and the military.

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