Soon Ha Hwang

Title: Soon Ha Hwang and Carbon Dioxide Capture Innovation.

Introduction

Soon Ha Hwang is an inventor associated with Paju, South Korea, and the Myongji University Industry and Academia Cooperation Foundation. His patent work focuses on materials designed to capture carbon dioxide.

Latest Patents

Hwang is named on one patent: “Adsorbent for Capturing Carbon Dioxide Comprising Magnesium Oxide/Titanium Dioxide Composite and Method for Manufacturing Same.” The invention describes a magnesium oxide/titanium dioxide composite adsorbent designed to provide a large surface area, substantial pore volume, and effective carbon dioxide adsorption.

The patent presents a magnesium oxide-based composite intended to adsorb carbon dioxide stably at low temperatures, including room temperature. It also describes thermal stability and ways to adjust the material’s basic sites, metal-ion ratios, and morphology to improve its surface area, pore volume, and adsorption performance. These properties may support the material’s use in various carbon-capture applications.

Career Highlights

Hwang’s listed patent record comprises 1 patent. His work, as represented by this invention, concerns the development and manufacture of composite metal-oxide adsorbents for carbon dioxide capture.

Collaborations

The patent’s listed collaborators include Jeong Gil Seo and Vishwanath Hiremath. Hwang is associated with the Myongji University Industry and Academia Cooperation Foundation.

Conclusion

Soon Ha Hwang’s patent highlights an approach to carbon dioxide capture using a magnesium oxide/titanium dioxide composite engineered for effective adsorption and practical material properties.