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Structurally Tunable Highly Stable PtNiCeSi Based Catalysts Methane Reforming

Reference #: 01423 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for Structurally tunable highly stable PtNiCeSi based catalysts methane reforming Background: Municipal Solid Waste generation in the USA is EPA estimated at 250 million tons. with almost thirty percent of it going uncollected. Waste treatments include landfills,...

Published: 7/13/2023 | Inventor(s): Jochen Lauterbach, Erdem Sasmaz, Sunkyu Kim

Keywords(s): CO2 utilization, Dry reforming of methane, syngas production, yolk–shell

Category(s): Engineering and Physical Sciences, Environmental and Sustainability

Synthesis of Metal Oxynitrides Using Flame Spray Pyrolysis

Reference #: 01393 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for synthesis of metal oxynitrides. Background: Current synthesis methods for metal oxynitrides are often time consuming, non- industrially scalable, and occur in not well controlled environments. Flame spray pyrolysis has been shown to be a viable method...

Published: 9/4/2022 | Inventor(s): Erdem Sasmaz, Nicole Cordonnier, Benjamin Meekins, Jennifer Naglic

Keywords(s): batteries, flame synthesis, Metal oxynitrides, photocatalytic water splitting, redox reactions

Category(s): Engineering and Physical Sciences

Structurally Tunable Highly Active Metal Oxides for Tri-Reforming of Methane

Reference #: 01304The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for Structurally Tunable Highly Active Metal Oxides for Tri-Reforming of MethaneBackground:Catalytic tri-reforming is a unique process that can be used to utilize CO2 emissions directly from a combustion source, such as a coal or natural gas power plant, using natural...

Published: 5/27/2021 | Inventor(s): Jochen Lauterbach, Erdem Sasmaz, Sunkyu Kim

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Category(s): Engineering and Physical Sciences, Energy

Flexible Fuel Converter: Transportation Fuels to LPG

Reference #: 01040The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for this novel, low-maintenance system of converting fuel to liquefied petroleum gas.Invention Description:This invention allows a user to transform a variety of transportation fuels into liquefied petroleum gas (LPG). The converter is designed to operate in remote...

Published: 1/3/2018 | Inventor(s): Jochen Lauterbach, Erdem Sasmaz, Sungtak Kim, Michael Mayeda

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Category(s): Energy, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Cracking of Platform Chemicals to Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG)

Reference #: 01073 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for a method to convert platform chemicals into liquefied petroleum gas in one-step with minimal energy input.Invention Description:The subject invention describes a one-step method of converting biomass platform chemicals into liquid petroleum gas (LPG) without...

Published: 5/25/2020 | Inventor(s): Jochen Lauterbach, Sungtak Kim, Erdem Sasmaz, Michael Mayeda

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Category(s): Energy, Environmental and Sustainability