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Functional Coatings for Enhanced Tamper Indication

Reference #: 00973 Background: Laser surface authentication (LSA) is a key process in seal verification and allows for unique identification of inorganic objects, much like a fingerprint. Therefore, it is imperative that all materials, surface preparations and potential coatings being developed are compatible with this technique. Like a fingerprint,...

Published: 6/8/2023 | Inventor(s): Krishna Mandal, Adrian Mendez Torres, Kyle Brinkman

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Category(s): Energy, Software and Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences

Graphene-Ceramic Composite for Hydrogen Separation Membranes

Reference #01277The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for graphene-ceramic composites used for hydrogen separation membranes.Background:Hydrogen is produced in large quantities worldwide for applications in the fertilizer and petroleum industries. Metal-ceramic cermet composites such as nickel-ceramics have been widely...

Published: 4/19/2022 | Inventor(s): Fanglin Chen, Shumin Fang, Kyle Brinkman, Siwei Wang, Jian He, Yufei Liu

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Category(s): Engineering and Physical Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry, Energy

A Novel Chemically Stable Ceramic-Metal Composite Membrane For Hydrogen Separation

Reference #: 01092 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for chemically stable, high performance permeation membranes to capture pure hydrogen.Invention Description: The subject invention provides a series of ceramic-metal composite membranes with high hydrogen permeation flux, mechanical strength, and chemical stability...

Published: 5/27/2021 | Inventor(s): Fanglin Chen, Shumin Fang, Kyle Brinkman

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Category(s): Engineering and Physical Sciences, Chemistry and Biochemistry

Enhanced Hydrogen Permeation in Nanocrystalline Proton Conducting Ceramics of the Form SrCeO3

Reference #: 00828 The University of South Carolina is offering licensing opportunities for this technology Potential Applications: Implementing this technology to create dense, nanocrystalline ceramics or thin films on porous supported substrates would result in enhanced hydrogen permeation membranes. Advantages and Benefits: Because electron...

Published: 4/4/2017 | Inventor(s): Fanglin Chen, Kyle Brinkman, Paul Korinko, Elise Fox, Thad Adams

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Category(s): Engineering and Physical Sciences, Nanotechnology