This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Virginia Commonwealth University. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Hao Tu: Advancing Tungsten Bronze Particle Synthesis
Introduction
Hao Tu is an inventor associated with Henrico, Virginia, and Virginia Commonwealth University. His patent work focuses on producing crystalline tungsten bronze oxide particles through an aerosol-assisted synthesis process.
Latest Patents
Tu is credited with 1 patent: “Aerosol-Assisted Synthesis of Crystalline Tungsten Bronze Particles.” The invention describes atomizing a liquid solution containing alkali metal and tungsten precursors, combining the resulting droplets with gaseous flows, and passing the combined flow through a heated reactor. The process produces crystalline tungsten bronze oxide particles with the formula MWO, where M represents an alkali metal, which are then collected.
Career Highlights
Tu’s patent highlights a method for synthesizing crystalline oxide particles using aerosol processing and a heated reactor. The approach brings together precursor preparation, controlled gas flow, and thermal processing to produce the target material.
Collaborations
Tu is associated with Virginia Commonwealth University. His coworker is Daren Chen.
Conclusion
Hao Tu’s patent documents an aerosol-assisted method for producing crystalline tungsten bronze oxide particles, reflecting his contribution to materials synthesis research at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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