Nuclear Diamond Batteries says USPTO allows third U.S. patent application on carbon nano-onion synthesis

NUCLEAR DIAMOND BATTERIES INC

NUCLEAR DIAMOND BATTERIES INC

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  • Nuclear Diamond Batteries received a USPTO notice of allowance for 18 claims in U.S. patent application 18/015,242 on carbon nano-onion synthesis.
  • The filing covers annealing nanodiamond feedstock under controlled conditions, plus functionalization methods for carbon materials used in its battery platform.
  • The allowance is the company’s third in the U.S., following earlier allowed applications on its nuclear-voltaic architecture and a MOF electrode design.
  • NDBI framed the expanded IP position as supporting ultra-long-life power systems, with space power among its target markets.


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