This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Kyoto University, Shin-Etsu Chemical Ltd.. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Hinano Mizuno: Inventor in Saccharide Production.
Introduction
Hinano Mizuno is an inventor associated with Kyoto, Japan, and Kyoto University. Her work includes a patented method for producing sugar anhydride and saccharides.
Latest Patents
Mizuno is credited with 1 patent, titled “Method for Producing Sugar Anhydride and Saccharide.” The invention describes a process that first heats a polysaccharide with a reducing end group in the presence of a C1–C10 alcohol compound without an acetal structure. The treated polysaccharide is then heated to produce gaseous sugar anhydride, with conditions intended to limit char and carbon monoxide formation. Finally, the gaseous product is cooled to a temperature no higher than its boiling point for recovery. The method is designed to produce sugar anhydride easily and at high yield.
Career Highlights
Mizuno’s listed affiliations include Shin-Etsu Chemical Ltd. and Kyoto University. These connections place her work at the intersection of chemical industry and academic research.
Collaborations
Her named coworkers include Takashi Nomura and Akiko Miki.
Conclusion
Hinano Mizuno’s patent focuses on an efficient process for producing sugar anhydride, reflecting her contributions to saccharide-related innovation.
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