Johnson Matthey Public Limited Company

Jonathan Edgar

Alan Bootland

Jonathon Higgins

Duncan Roy Coupland

David Jonathan Davis

Paul Noel O'shaughnessy

Daniel Marin Florido

Nelson To

David Foxwell

Andreas Tsoligkas

A process is described for the removal of carbon dioxide from a gas mixture containing hydrogen by contacting the gas mixture with a shaped sorbent comprising a plurality of layers of photopolymerized resin containing particles of a molecular sieve carbon dioxide sorbent material.

Process for the removal of carbon dioxide from a gas mixture containing hydrogen

A method for separating at least two metals from each other in a metal refining process, the method comprising: injecting a feed solution comprising the metals into a column or flow pipe comprising a monolithic solid body having a plurality of channels; and flowing the feed solution through the plurality of channels in the monolithic solid body to separate the metals.

Methods for the separation and/or purification of metals

A shaped sorbent is described comprising a plurality of layers of photopolymerised resin containing particles of a sorbent material. The shaped sorbent may be used as a getter for use in gettering one or more contaminants in a sealed enclosure.

Layered sorbent structures

The present invention relates generally to components prepared by additive manufacturing (AM) methods, along with methods of preparing such components by AM. More especially, there is provided a process for the production of a component of an ignition device using an AM method by forming a layer of metal or alloy on a surface of a metal or alloy substrate; fusing the layer to the substrate; and repeating the addition of such layers upon one another to form a deposited metal or alloy attachment on the substrate.

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