Inventor · Denham Springs, LA, US

Mark K. Brayden

14Patents

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23Co-inventors

60Inventor score

Filing activity: Jun 15, 1987 → Oct 27, 2022

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US4869827A	Treatment for water systems to inhibit corrosion and scale formation	Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating	10	Expired
US8382881B2	Method for removal of mercury from hydrocarbon feedstocks	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	6	Active
US9346011B2	Hollow fiber carbon molecular sieve membrane and preparation and use thereof	Performing Operations; Transporting	4	Active
US4774018A	Treatment for water systems to inhibit corrosion and scale formation	Mechanical Engineering; Lighting; Heating	3	Expired
US9579627B2	Carbon molecular sieve and pellet compositions useful for C2-C3 alkane/alkene separations	Chemistry; Metallurgy	2	Active
US11517857B2	Method to make carbon molecular sieve hollow fiber membranes	Performing Operations; Transporting	0	Active
US11772053B2	Carbon molecular sieve membranes containing a group 13 metal and method to make them	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US11471824B2	Transition metal containing carbon molecular sieve membranes and method to make them	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US11666865B2	Method of making carbon molecular sieve membranes	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US11084000B2	Method of making carbon molecular sieve membranes	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US11167248B2	Method to make carbon molecular sieve hollow fiber membranes	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US11420154B2	Method of making carbon molecular sieve membranes	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US11130098B2	Method of making carbon molecular sieve membranes	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active
US11504675B2	Carbon molecular sieve membranes containing a group 13 metal and method to make them	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	0	Active

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.