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Sanyo Electric Co., Ltd.

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Mitsubishi Kasei Corporation

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Mitsubishi Chemical Industries Limited

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Years Active: 1983-2001

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28 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 6291108 - Non-aqueous electrolyte cell (2001-09-18),

2. 6143213 - Secondary cell and the producing method thereof (2000-11-07),

3. 5993997 - Lithium secondary battery (1999-11-30),

4. 5882818 - Lithium secondary battery (1999-03-16),

5. 5686138 - Lithium secondary battery (1997-11-11),

6. 5395403 - Hydrogen-absorbing alloy electrode and manufacturing method therefor (1995-03-07),

7. 5378561 - Secondary cell (1995-01-03),

8. 5294499 - Non-aqueous secondary cell (1994-03-15),

9. 5290509 - Multiphase hydrogen-absorbing alloy electrode for an alkaline storage (1994-03-01),

10. 5277998 - Hydrogen-absorbing alloy electrode (1994-01-11),

11. 5112704 - Non-aqueous electrolyte cell (1992-05-12),

12. 5108851 - Metal-hydrogen alkaline storage cell (1992-04-28),

13. 5043233 - Hydrogen-absorbing alloy electrode for use in an alkaline storage cell (1991-08-27),

14. 5019949 - Solid electrolytic capacitor (1991-05-28),

15. 5008164 - Hydrogen-absorbing alloy electrode (1991-04-16),

Title: Nobuhiro Furukawa: Pioneering Innovations in Non-Aqueous Electrolyte Cells

Introduction: Nobuhiro Furukawa is a distinguished inventor hailing from Hirakata, Japan, known for his groundbreaking work in the field of non-aqueous electrolyte cells. With 28 patents to his name, Furukawa's contributions have significantly impacted the energy storage industry.

Latest Patents: Furukawa's recent inventions include a non-aqueous electrolyte cell featuring a unique solvent mixture of cyclic carbonate and non-cyclic carbonate. Additionally, he introduced a secondary cell with a negative electrode made from carbonized natural high polymers, enhancing the cell's performance and sustainability.

Career Highlights: Furukawa is affiliated with Mitsubishi Kasei Corporation, a renowned company known for its cutting-edge research and development in various industries. His innovative approach to energy storage solutions has positioned him as a key figure in advancing battery technology.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Furukawa has collaborated with esteemed colleagues such as Masahisa Fujimoto and Noriyuki Yoshinaga. Together, they have pooled their expertise to push the boundaries of energy storage technologies and drive forward the industry's innovation.

Conclusion: Nobuhiro Furukawa's trailblazing work in non-aqueous electrolyte cells exemplifies his commitment to pioneering advancements in energy storage. His patents and collaborations underscore his significant contributions to the field, solidifying his legacy as a beacon of innovation for future generations of inventors.

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