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I have an invention related to synthetic ammonia; how can I protect my intellectual property from being stolen?

2017-04-14View Original

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Yield can be significantly increased, or in other words, the equipment required to achieve the same yield can be greatly reduced, thereby saving energy and other resources. I hope it can be put into use as soon as possible and made public at an early date to achieve significant economic benefits. However, in an environment where corruption and plagiarism are rampant, I’m worried that it might be stolen; even hiring patent agents or the patent office isn’t a guarantee, as there are reports of such thefts occurring online. What do everyone think we should do? Thank you! ! !
Reply #22017-04-14
If you are just an ordinary person, it’s very difficult to ensure that your work won’t be plagiarized! Neither your theory nor your practice are accepted by ordinary people! Unless your creation is a secret formula that stands up to scrutiny, no one else can plagiarize it! If a creation can be easily plagiarized, I don’t think it’s really a creation at all!
Reply #32017-04-14
To be honest, synthetic ammonia is on a downward trend. Moreover, due to the strict environmental regulations in recent years, it’s very difficult to operate in this field. How many chemical companies are still able to succeed in this area?
Reply #42017-04-14
If you are just an ordinary person, it’s very difficult to ensure that your work won’t be plagiarized! Neither your theory nor your practice are accepted by ordinary people! Unless your creation is a secret formula that stands up to scrutiny, no one else can plagiarize it! If a creation can be easily plagiarized, I don’t think it’s really a creation at all! ============================================================================= Thank you all for your advice, but most inventions, once their secrets are revealed, become nothing special. Someone said to Columbus that there was nothing special about his discovery of the New World – one only had to keep going west. Columbus brought a boiled egg and said to him, \"Then please try to make it stand on its end.\" The man asked how an egg could stand on its own Columbus asked him if it really couldn’t be stood up He said of course. Columbus cracked the egg on the surface of the tissue, and it stood upright. At that moment, the man said again, What’s so special about this? There are no inventions that cannot be plagiarized.
Reply #52017-04-14
That’s how society is these days: people keep talking about patents, but as long as someone else figures it out out, they can still apply for a patent by using a different name! They are all like divine beings; it is said that just by taking a glance at certain things, one can draw them perfectly once back! Good heavens, the Chinese are so smart
Reply #62017-04-14
Indeed, for experts, many things can extract the essence from you with just one glance. If that old man had still been alive forty years ago, I would have unveiled my invention; as long as it’s **good, I don’t need a personal patent for it.
Reply #72017-04-16
I had the idea for this invention nearly forty years ago, but for various reasons, I was unable to put it forward at that time. If I don’t raise it now, I won’t have a chance.
Reply #82017-04-18
A company can be established and put into practice right away, but who will use the new processes? Who will bear the risks? The production of synthetic ammonia requires significant investment – it’s a huge amount of money and comes with considerable risks. So your advantage lies in having considerable influence and being a bold pioneer willing to take risks
Reply #92017-04-18
Give it to the Patent Office; at least it can provide protection and contribute to the progress of the industry. Let’s all benefit from it
Reply #102017-04-19
If a patent can be obtained, it should first be published on Haichuan Network.

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