This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Active years: 2026.
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Title: Juergen Kintrup and Electrochemical Production of Chlorine and Carbon Monoxide.
Introduction
Juergen Kintrup is an inventor associated with Emsdetten, Germany. His patent work addresses the electrochemical conversion of carbon dioxide and alkali chloride solution to produce chlorine, carbon monoxide, and optionally hydrogen.
Latest Patents
Kintrup is listed as an inventor on 1 patent: “Production of chlorine, carbon monoxide and optionally hydrogen.” The invention describes a method and electrolysis device in which carbon dioxide is electrochemically reduced at a gas diffusion cathode in an aqueous alkali-chloride-containing catholyte, while chlorine is generated anodically from an aqueous alkali-chloride-containing anolyte. The process can also produce hydrogen.
Career Highlights
The patent highlights Kintrup’s contribution to electrochemical processes that combine carbon dioxide conversion with chlorine production. Its described approach uses a gas diffusion electrode and separate catholyte and anolyte solutions.
Collaborations
Andreas Bulan and Alexander Lueken are identified as Kintrup’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Juergen Kintrup’s recorded patent focuses on an electrolysis process for producing chlorine and carbon monoxide, with the option of generating hydrogen.
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