Sylvain Broussard

Title: Sylvain Broussard: Inventor in Chemical Analysis and Microfluidics.

Introduction

Sylvain Broussard is an inventor based in Laudun, France. His patent work addresses methods for analyzing acidic aqueous solutions and for mixing and examining liquids in microfluidic devices. He is associated with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Broussard’s listed patent work includes methods for determining the acidity of an acidic aqueous solution. These methods measure the total acidity of solutions containing a strong acid or a mixture of strong acids. When hydrolysable cations are present, they can also be used to measure free acidity.

Another listed invention concerns devices and methods for mixing liquids by moving them back and forth between a piston-pump chamber and a spectrophotometric measuring cell. The disclosure also describes analyzing the resulting mixture directly within the microfluidic device and remotely sampling liquids.

Career Highlights

Broussard’s work is associated with the Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives and Orano Recyclage. The inventions described here focus on practical approaches to chemical measurement, liquid handling, and physicochemical analysis.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Fabien Lengrand and Sylvain Costenoble. Their names are associated with the collaborative research and development surrounding his patent work.

Conclusion

Sylvain Broussard’s inventions bring together acidity measurement, microfluidic liquid mixing, and chemical analysis, reflecting a focus on tools and methods for studying aqueous solutions.