What must be included in a "Use" claim for a process involving a product?

In a "Use" claim, it is essential to outline the steps involved in employing the product within a specific process. This is because a "Use" claim is focused on how a product is utilized rather than its characteristics, benefits, or market potential. The steps should clearly define the method of using the product to achieve a desired outcome, which is necessary to satisfy patentability requirements related to novelty and non-obviousness. The clarity and specificity of these steps help ensure that the claim defines the invention adequately and distinguishes it from prior art.

While descriptions of the product’s composition, market potential, and benefits might be relevant in different contexts, they do not specifically fulfill the requirements of a "Use" claim, which is primarily concerned with the procedural aspects of using the product.