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Patents - NANOTECHNOLOGYCategory list | January 2007 | | NANOTECHNOLOGY |
WO 2006/096964 A1 (09/21/2006) National Research Council of Canada
Simard B, Kingston C.T, Denommee S, Soucy G, Cota-Sanchez G.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THE CONTINUOUS PRODUCTION AND FUNCTIONALIZATION OF SINGLE-WALED CARBON NANOTUBES USING A HIGH FREQUENCY PLASMA TORCH
A method to continuously produce purified Single Wall Carbon Nanotubes (SWNT) from solid carbon powder, preferably mixed with catalysts containing nickel and cobalt, preferably with additional metal oxides of yttrium and cerium, fed to an induction plasma torch, operated with an argon carrier gas, an argon stabilizing gas and a helium sheath gas.
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| July 2006 |
WO 2004/108970 A3 (04/06/2006) Questek Innovations LLC
Tufts B.E. Kuehmann C.J. Olson G.B. Jou H-J.
NANO-PRECIPITATION STRENGTHENED ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH CORROSION RESISTANT STRUCTURAL STEELS
A2 published (12/16/04)
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WO 2006/004599 A3 (04/06/2006) The Trustees Of Columbia University In The City Of New York
O'Brien S. Huang L. White B.
METHODS FOR PREPARING SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES
A2 published (01/12/2006)
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WO/2006/044102 A2 (04/27/2006) The Regents Of The University Of California
Tappan B.C. Huynh M. H.V. Hiskey M.A. Son S.F. Oschwald D.M. Chavez D.E.
PREPARATION OF NANOPOROUS METAL FOAM FROM HIGH NITROGEN TRANSITION METAL COMPLEXES
Nanoporous metal foams monoliths of very high surface area and very low density are prepared by ignition of high nitrogen transition metal complexes. The ammonium salts of iron (III) tris[bi(tetrazolato)-amine], cobalt(III) tris(bi(tetrazolato)amine), were prepared as loose powders, pressed into pellets and wafers, and ignited under an inert atmosphere.
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WO 2006/004599 A2 (01/12/2006) The Trustees Of Columbia University In The City Of New York
O'Brien S. Huang L. White B.
METHODS FOR PREPARING SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES
Cobalt and molybdenum doped mesoporous silica catalysts and methods for using the catalysts to making Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes. The methods offer increased control over the orientation, length and diameter of the nanotubes produced.
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WO 2005/103348 A1 (11/03/2005) Stichting Voor De Technische Wetenschappen
Van Der Lee M.K. Dillen A.J. Jong K.P. Bitter J.H.
CARBON NANOFIBRE COMPOSITES, PREPARATION AND USE
A carbon nanofibre composite of bulk density of ? 800kg/m3, is produced by growing carbon nanofibres on the surface of a supported carbon fibre, giving a catalyst based on nickel, cobalt, iron, ruthenium by decomposition of a hydrocarbon, for a sufficient period of time to produce the required bulk density.
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| January 2006 |
WO 2005/097672 A2 (10/20/05) Leibniz-Institut fur Festkorper- und Werkstofforschung Dresden, Technische Unversitat Dresden, Hamstein Consult GmbH
Monch J.I., Meye A., Leonhardt., Hammermann G., Wirth M.P., Buchner B., Kramer K.
METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION OF CARBON NANOTUBES THAT ARE FERROMAGNETICALLY FILLED IN PART AND CARRY BIOMOLECULES AND USE THEREOF IN DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY
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WO 2005/093032 A1 (10/06/05) Mallinckroft baker, Inc.
Hsu C.P.S.
NANOELECTRONIC AND MICROELECTRONIC CLEANING COMPOSITIONS
Supercritical fluid cleaning compositions for nanoelectronic and microelectronic substrates such as silicon dioxide, sensitive low-k or high-k dielectrics and a range of metals including cobalt consist of (1) a supercritical main fluid reaching a supercritical fluid and (2) as a scondary fluid, a modifier selected from a range of solvent based formulations.
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WO 2005/084175 A2 (09/15/05) The Regents of the University of California
Guo T.
NANOSTRUCTURES, NANOGROOVES AND NANOWIRES
Compositions and methods for making nanostructures and naowires on substrates including metal-semiconductor nanostructures and semiconductor nanowires on semiconductor substrates, eg cobalt silicide nanostructures on silicon substrates, silicon nanowires on silicon substrates using cobalt nanoparticles.
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WO 2004/096725 A3 (07/14/05) Balzano L., Resasco, Daniel E.
SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBE-CERAMIC COMPOSITES AND METHODS OF USE
A2 published (11/11/04)
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WO 2003/045843 A1 (06/05/03) Japan As Represented by President of Nagoya University, toray Industries, Inc., Yoshikawa M.
Shinohara H., Ozeki Y., Okanoto A., Kuroki M.
METHOD FOR PREPARING HOLLOW NANOFIBER, HOLLOW NANOFIBER AND CATALYST COMPOSITION FOR PREPARING HOLLOW NANOFIBER
Corrected version, originally published (06/02/05)
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| February 2005 |
WO 2004/108970 A2 (12/16/04) Questek Innovations LLC
"Tufts, B. E.; Kuehmann, C. J.; Olson, G. B.; Jou, H-J."
NANO-PRECIPITATION STRENGTHENED ULTRA-HIGH STRENGTH CORROSION RESISTANT STRUCTURAL STEELS
"A nanocarbide precipitation strengthened ultrahigh-strength, corrosion resistant, structural steel possesses a combination of strength and corrosion resistance contains by about 8 to 17 % cobalt (Co) and a wide range of other elements. The alloy is useful for applications such as aircraft landing gear, machinery and tools used in hostile environments."
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WO 2004/105007 A1 (12/02/04) Coventry University
"Newman, D. M.; Wears, M. L.; Jollie, M. I."
METHOD FOR MAKING A NANO-PARTICULATE MEDIUM
"A nano-particulate medium is made by sputtering onto a substrate in predetermined quantities, platinum, silicon nitride and a nitride of a magnetic element preferably cobalt which will disassociate, releasing nitrogen under rapid thermal processing in a vacuum to a temperature which allows the formation of a PtCo alloy in a tetragonal crystalline form."
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"WO 2004/096725 A2 (11/11/04) Balzano, L.; Resasco, Daniel, E."
SINGLE-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBE-CERAMIC COMPOSITES AND METHODS OF USE
"A particle comprising a ceramic support (e.g., silica) and small amount of catalytic metal, e.g., cobalt and molybdenum is used as the catalyst for the production of the single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs). The nanotube-ceramic composite thus produced can be used ""as prepared"" without further purification providing significant cost advantages. "
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WO 2004/094690 A1 (11/04/04) Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique
"Bonnot, A-M.; Bouchiat, V.; Faucher, M."
CARBON NANOTUBE GROWTH METHOD
"Carbon nanotubes are grown on a substrate using a hot-wire-assisted chemical vapour deposition method, by first depositing a bilayer of titanium and cobalt on the substrate such that: the thickness of the titanium layer is 0.5-5 nm, the thickness of the cobalt layer is 0.25-10 nm, and the thickness of the cobalt layer is between half and double that of the titanium layer."
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