Lingxiang Hou

Title: Lingxiang Hou: Inventor of a Two-Dimensional Polymeric Fullerene Preparation Method

Introduction

Lingxiang Hou is an inventor based in Beijing, China, and is associated with the Chinese Academy of Sciences. His listed patent concerns a method for preparing two-dimensional polymeric fullerene, a material that may be produced through a process designed for simplicity, lower cost, and potential large-scale preparation.

Latest Patents

Hou is credited with 1 patent: “Two-dimensional polymeric fullerene and preparation method thereof.” The disclosed method begins with metal-intercalated polymeric fullerene and replaces the metal ions with quaternary ammonium salts. According to the patent description, this approach offers a simple, low-cost process intended to enable large-scale preparation of the material.

Career Highlights

Hou’s listed patent work focuses on materials science and the preparation of polymeric fullerene. The invention describes a route for producing a two-dimensional form of the material by exchanging ions in a metal-intercalated precursor.

Collaborations

The provided information identifies Jian Zheng and Lingxin Luo as Hou’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Lingxiang Hou’s listed invention presents a preparation method for two-dimensional polymeric fullerene, with an emphasis on process simplicity, lower cost, and potential scalability.