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VNII SINTEZA MINERAL

Overview
  • Total Patents
    32
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VNII SINTEZA MINERAL has a total of 32 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1968. It filed its patents most often in USSR (Union of Socialist Soviet Republics), Canada and Netherlands. Its main competitors in its focus markets chemical engineering, surface technology and coating and consumer goods are Zuo Haizhen, VOJSKOVAYA CHAST 51105 and IR NI I K I KHIM MASH.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing VNII SINTEZA MINERALs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Romanov Lev N 5
#2 Golovitsyn Stanislav K 4
#3 Shterenlikht Lev M 4
#4 Shaposhnikov Anatolij A 3
#5 Samoilovich Mikhail I 3
#6 Shaposhnikov A A 3
#7 Samoilovich Mikhail Isaakovich 3
#8 Samojlovich Mikhail 3
#9 Feldman Ernst B 3
#10 Shaposhnikov Anatoly A 3

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
GB9022808D0 Process for producing single crystals of optical calcite
SU1176193A1 Separating device for manometers
SU1157412A1 Method of determining quality of artificial quartz crystals
WO8100560A1 Method of making diamonds
SU867946A1 Method of colouring jewelry odd work minerals
CA1130015A Method of changing the color of minerals
NL7904886A Method for changing the color of minerals
SU823283A1 Charge for producing coloured jadeite
SU823897A1 Method of measuring temperature by means of steel pickups
NL7902114A Method for treating minerals
CA1121304A Method of processing minerals by treatment with accelerated electrons
SU857823A1 Device for determination of thermal conductivity coefficient under high temperature conditions
SU716257A1 Method of diamond isolation from synthesis product
SU727469A1 Crystal-working method
SU769415A1 Method of evaluating crystal quality
SU691639A1 Method of maintaining balanced pressures of homogeneous liquid media in a vessel
SU746371A1 Apparatus for geoelectrosurvey
SU734517A1 Membrane-type sensitive element
SU720346A1 Pressure measuring device
SU777606A1 Device for shaping and processing complex signals on acoustic surface waves