This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Calgon Carbon Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Christopher Bennett Dixon: Sorbent Characterization Inventor
Introduction
Christopher Bennett Dixon is an inventor based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His patent work addresses methods for characterizing sorbents, materials used to capture or remove substances from fluids. Dixon is associated with Calgon Carbon Corporation and holds 1 patent.
Latest Patents
Dixon’s patent, “Method of Characterizing a Sorbent,” describes a procedure for evaluating a sorbent’s properties. The method suspends the sorbent in a fluid, stirs the mixture, and filters the sorbent to isolate a filtrate. It then measures the filtrate’s electrical conductivity and alkalinity. These measurements provide a way to characterize the sorbent through the properties of the fluid after contact.
Career Highlights
Dixon’s listed invention focuses on a practical testing method relevant to sorbent evaluation. His association with Calgon Carbon Corporation connects his work to a company active in carbon and filtration technologies.
Collaborations
Dixon’s listed coworkers include Jason P. Mazzoccoli and Timothy Robert McClelland. Their names provide context for the professional network associated with his work.
Conclusion
Christopher Bennett Dixon’s patent presents a method for characterizing sorbents by measuring the conductivity and alkalinity of a filtrate. His invention reflects a focused contribution to sorbent testing and filtration-related technology.
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