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| Art Unit: | 1772 — Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds |
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| Group: | 1770 — Chemical Apparatus, Separation and Purification, Liquid and Gas Contact Apparatus |
| Classes: |
429 — Chemistry: electrical current producing apparatus, product, and process 585 — Chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds 202 — Distillation: apparatus 203 — Distillation: processes, separatory 423 — Chemistry of inorganic compounds 201 — Distillation: processes, thermolytic |
| Phone: | (571) 438-9468 |
| Email: | None |
| Location: | None |
| 3-Year Grant rate: | 0% over 18 cases |
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| Difficulty: | Extremely Hard |
| Difficulty Percentile: | 99th
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With Examiner Arias, you have a 0% chance of getting an issued patent by 3 years after the first office action. Examiner Arias is an extremely hard examiner and in the 99th percentile across all examiners (with 100th percentile most difficult).
Below is the grant rate timeline for Examiner Arias, where the timeline is relative to the date of the first office action. The three-year grant rate is the percentage of applications granted at three years after the first office action.
Examiner Arias's grant rate is lower than that of Art Unit 1772 and lower than that of the USPTO.
| Average Office Actions Per Grant | |
|---|---|
| Examiner Arias | 0.0 |
| Art Unit 1772 | 1.3 |
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