
A patent could cover a novel, non-obvious, useful alloy. The process for manufacturing the alloy, if kept secret, could be protected through trade-secret law. The technical paper could be protected through copyright law. Incidentally, it does not matter that the paper has not yet been published. The alloy name could be protected through trademark law.
Table 1 summarizes what we have covered in the first section of this course.
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