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Sargent, Edward

Edward H Sargent

Eun Joo Jang

Hui Tian

Hyo Sook Jang

Igor C Ivanov

Jihyun Min

Larissa Levina

Shana Olwyn Kelley

Jess Jan Young Lee

Michael Ross Malone

Xihua Wang

Alexander Ip

Ankit Jain

David Sinton

Sjoerd Hoogland

Pierre Henri Rene Della Nave

Lukasz Brzozowski

Oleksandr Voznyy

Bradford J Taft

Makhsud I Saidaminov

Zhichao Fang

Ghada Koleilat

Michael Charles Brading

Andras Pattantyus-Abraham

Adnan Ozden

Jiang Tang

Aaron Barkhouse

Cao-Thang Dinh

Leyla Soleymani

Andrew Johnston

Illan Kramer

Ratan Debnath

Zhenyu Yang

Shaffiq Jaffer

Kristopher Bicanic

Amitava Sarkar

Petar Todorovic

Mahmoud Labib

Francisco Pelayo Garcia De Arquer

Yuhang Wang

Ke Xie

Michael Adachi

Phil De Luna

Fanglin Che

Yansong Zhou

Randy Sabatini

Hairen Tan

Tao-Tao Zhuang

Zhi-Qin Liang

Miao Zhong

Chuanhao Wang

Yimeng Min

Fengjia Fan

Ethan J D Klem

Gerasimos Invisage Tech:Inc Konstantatos

Ian Howard

Jason Invisage TechInc Clifford

Konstantatos Gerasimos

Xinzheng Lan

Randy Pat Sabatini

Li Na Quan

Rui Kai Miao

A semiconductor nanocrystal particle represented by Chemical Formula 1 and having a full width at half maximum (FWHM) of less than or equal to about 30 nanometers (nm) in the emission wavelength spectrum is provided:AA'DE.  Chemical Formula 1 In Chemical Formula 1, A is a first metal including Rb, Cs, or a combination thereof, A′ is an organic substance derived from an ammonium salt, an organic material derived from an organic ligand, or an organic material including a combination thereof, D is a second metal including Sb, Bi, or a combination thereof E is Cl, Br, I, or a combination thereof, 1<x≤3, −1<α<1, 3+α−x>0, −1<β<1, and −1<γ<1.

Semiconductor nanocrystal particle and production methods thereof

The present disclosure relates to a MEA electrolyser comprising a cathodic compartment operating CO2 reduction reactions (CORR) of COfrom a gaseous CO-containing stream, an anodic compartment operating all-liquid organic oxidation reactions (OOR), an ionic exchange membrane in between. A CORR-OOR system can further include a gas-liquid separation unit in fluid communication with the anodic compartment to receive the anodic product mixture and separate gaseous COfrom the anodic product mixture to produce a CO-depleted liquid product stream and a recovered pure gaseous COstream. The system can further include a recycle line in fluid communication with the gas-liquid separation unit to redirect the recovered pure gaseous COstream to the cathodic compartment of the MEA electrolyser as a portion of the gaseous CO-containing stream. The present disclosure also concerns a process for electrochemically converting the gaseous CO-containing stream to multi-carbon products in such a MEA CORR-OOR electrolyser.

CORR-OOR electrolyser system and related process for facilitating the capture and conversion of COin gas mixture streams

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