Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

Andreas Alexander Monch

Matthew Roland Hill

Kok Seng Lim

Marta Rubio Martinez

Timothy Raymond Barton

Michael Batten

Anastasios Polyzos

Trevor Deon Hadley

Krishna Mohanarangam

Andrew George Chryss

Jasbir Khosa

Matthew Richards

David Freeman

Trevor Dean Hadley

Described embodiments relate to a hand-held portable sedimentation measurement device, comprising: a closeable fluid container having a container wall and defining a chamber to receive fluid for sedimentation measurement and defining a central longitudinal axis; multiple light sources disposed along the container and generally parallel to the longitudinal axis to direct light through the wall into the chamber; multiple light sensors disposed along the container arranged to detect light passing through the chamber from at least one of the light sources; a controller configured to control emission of light from the sources and to receive detection signals from the light sensors, wherein sedimentation measurements are derived from the light emitted from the light sources and the detection signals; a communication interface coupled to the controller and arranged to transmit sedimentation data to an external computing device; and a housing connected to the container and housing the controller and interface.

Automatic sedimentation and separation curve generator

An apparatus for producing metal organic frameworks, comprising: a tubular flow reactor comprising a tubular body into which, in use, precursor compounds which form the metal organic framework are fed and flow, said tubular body including at least one annular loop.

Production of metal-organic frameworks

A process for recovering metal from a process material comprising the metal and a component that is more volatile than the metal, which process comprises:

Separation method

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Clayton South, Australia

Andreas Alexander Monch