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Grant: Alliance Grants

University of Waterloo

$94,000.00

Synthesis of deuterium-enriched commodity chemicals

EF 2022-23

Résumé
Key D.H. Technologies (KDHT) is a Canadian-owned and operated private corporation who is fully invested in developing and expanding the world's market for deuterium and deuterium-enriched chemicals. KDHT is the world's leading supplier of bulk deuterium oxide, and their capabilities also include upgrading and refining deuterium oxide (D2O), electrolysis of deuterium oxide for capture of deuterium gas (D2), and large-scale manufacturing of deuterium-enriched organic small molecules.As the largest worldwide provider of deuterium oxide for non-nuclear applications, KDHT is wholly invested in developing new deuterium-based revenue streams and accessing new markets. KDHT enters the deuterium-enriched chemical feedstock market from an advantageous position stemming from their unparalleled access to bulk D2O, and from their ability to refine and upgrade deuterium waste water streams. These two criteria present a unique opportunity to develop new intellectual property, where the resulting chemical processes offer tremendous potential for realizing corporate growth and for positively impacting various industries and society.By continuing their partnership with the Murphy laboratory at the University of Waterloo, KDHT will gain access to the required personnel, expertise, equipment and research facilities necessary to rapidly accelerate their fundamental R&D of these new products. The Murphy lab will provide expertise in chemical synthesis to develop and transfer novel, scalable and reproducible syntheses of high-value deuterated chemical feedstocks such as aromatics, amines, alcohols and their derivatives. The Murphy lab will develop new analytical methods for characterizing the novel feedstocks, and support the adoption of these processes and techniques for commercializing these new products.
Programme
Alliance Grants
Emplacement
Ontario, Canada
Type de bénéficiaire
Academia
Type
Grant
Source
NSERC's Awards Data

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Application id
566659-2021
Name nom
Murphy, Graham GK
Department département
Chemistry
Organization id
33
Institution établissement
University of Waterloo
Province en
Ontario
Province fr
Ontario
Country en
CANADA
Country fr
CANADA
Fiscal year exercice financier
2022
Competition year année de concours
2021
Award amount
94000
Program id
ALLRP
Program name en
Alliance Grants
Program name fr
Subventions Alliance
Group en
RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS
Group fr
PARTENARIATS DE RECHERCHE
Committee code
96
Committee name en
RPP Internal Decision Cttee
Committee name fr
Cté de décision interne - PPR
Area of application code
900
Area of application group en
Commercial services
Area of application group fr
Services commerciaux
Area of application en
Commercial services
Area of application fr
Services commerciaux
Research subject code
3700
Research subject group en
Organic chemistry
Research subject group fr
Chimie organique
Research subject en
Organic chemistry
Research subject fr
Chimie organique
Installment
inst:2
Partie
1
Nb partie
2
Application title
Synthesis of deuterium-enriched commodity chemicals
Application summary
Key D.H. Technologies (KDHT) is a Canadian-owned and operated private corporation who is fully invested in developing and expanding the world's market for deuterium and deuterium-enriched chemicals. KDHT is the world's leading supplier of bulk deuterium oxide, and their capabilities also include upgrading and refining deuterium oxide (D2O), electrolysis of deuterium oxide for capture of deuterium gas (D2), and large-scale manufacturing of deuterium-enriched organic small molecules.As the largest worldwide provider of deuterium oxide for non-nuclear applications, KDHT is wholly invested in developing new deuterium-based revenue streams and accessing new markets. KDHT enters the deuterium-enriched chemical feedstock market from an advantageous position stemming from their unparalleled access to bulk D2O, and from their ability to refine and upgrade deuterium waste water streams. These two criteria present a unique opportunity to develop new intellectual property, where the resulting chemical processes offer tremendous potential for realizing corporate growth and for positively impacting various industries and society.By continuing their partnership with the Murphy laboratory at the University of Waterloo, KDHT will gain access to the required personnel, expertise, equipment and research facilities necessary to rapidly accelerate their fundamental R&D of these new products. The Murphy lab will provide expertise in chemical synthesis to develop and transfer novel, scalable and reproducible syntheses of high-value deuterated chemical feedstocks such as aromatics, amines, alcohols and their derivatives. The Murphy lab will develop new analytical methods for characterizing the novel feedstocks, and support the adoption of these processes and techniques for commercializing these new products.