Fluidic, Inc.

Arizona State University

Source Global, Pbc

Other

Nantenergy, Inc.

Paul Bryan Johnson

Cody A Friesen

Jose Antonio Bautista-Martinez

Derek Wolfe

Jonathan Edward Goldberg

Elise Switzer

Kamil Salloum

Grant Harrison Friesen

Todd Trimble

Heath Lorzel

Mykhaylo Goncharenko

Jason Douglas Horwitz

Michael Robinson

Kimberly McGuinness

Robert A Zeller

Jose Antonio Bautista Martinez

Maya Muyurina Castro De La Torre

Joel Hayes

Emerson Jones

Wallace W Webb

Jerrilyn J Johnson

Elise E Switzer

A water testing and measuring system is disclosed including a water generator configured to generate water by extracting water vapor from ambient air. A compound generator is configured to apply a compound to the water generated by the water generator. A processor is in communication with the water generator and the compound generator. A measurement device is in communication with the water generator, the compound generator and the processor.

Systems and methods for testing and measuring compounds

Water generation systems and methods of generating water from air are disclosed herein. Systems for generating water from air can comprise a solar thermal unit comprising a hygroscopic material, composite or assembly configured to capture water vapor from air during a loading cycle and release water vapor to a working fluid during an unloading cycle. Water generation systems can further include a condenser for condensing water vapor from the working fluid to produce water. Methods for generating water from air disclosed herein can comprise receiving a system operational parameter from a loading and/or unloading cycle. Methods of operation can also include determining a loading and/or unloading system operational setpoint based on the system operational parameter. During a loading cycle, the method includes flowing ambient air through the hygroscopic material, composite or assembly to capture water vapor from air.

Hygroscopic systems and methods for generating water from air

Some embodiments include a system operable to construct hierarchical training data sets for use with machine-learning for multiple controlled devices. Other embodiments of related systems and methods are also provided.

Systems for constructing hierarchical training data sets for use with machine-learning and related methods therefor

Solvent free epoxy system that includes: a hardener compound H comprising: a molecular structure (Y—R—Y), wherein Ris an ionic moiety Yis a nucleophilic group and Ynucleophilic group; and an ionic moiety A acting as a counter ion to R; and an epoxy compound E comprising: a molecular structure (Z—R—Z), wherein Ris an ionic moiety, Zcomprises an epoxide group, and Zcomprises an epoxide group; and an ionic moiety B acting as a counter ion to R. In embodiments, the epoxy compound E and/or the hardener H is comprised in a solvent-less ionic liquid. The systems can further include accelerators, crosslinkers, plasticizers, inhibitors, ionic hydrophobic and/or super-hydrophobic compounds, ionic hydrophilic compounds, ionic transitional hydrophobic/hydrophilic compounds, biological active compounds, and/or plasticizer compounds. Polymers made from the disclosed epoxy systems and their methods of used.

Solvent-less ionic liquid epoxy resin

This disclosure relates to systems and methods for controlling treatment of water with ozone. The systems and methods can utilize one or more processing modules and one or more non-transitory storage modules that are configured to store computing instructions. Execution of the instructions can cause the one or more processing modules to perform acts of: generating ozone; and applying the ozone to water. The act of generating the ozone can include: controlling a quantity of the ozone generated; and controlling when the ozone is generated.

Systems for controlled treatment of water with ozone and related methods therefor

The disclosed technology relates generally to apparatus comprising conductive polymers and more particularly to tag and tag devices comprising a redox-active polymer film, and method of using and manufacturing the same. In one aspect, an apparatus includes a substrate and a conductive structure formed on the substrate which includes a layer of redox-active polymer film having mobile ions and electrons. The conductive structure further includes a first terminal and a second terminal configured to receive an electrical signal therebetween, where the layer of redox-active polymer is configured to conduct an electrical current generated by the mobile ions and the electrons in response to the electrical signal. The apparatus additionally includes a detection circuit operatively coupled to the conductive structure and configured to detect the electrical current flowing through the conductive structure.

Redox active polymer devices and methods of using and manufacturing the same

Solvent free epoxy system that includes: a hardener compound H comprising: a molecular structure (Y&#x2014;R&#x2014;Y), wherein Ris an ionic moiety Yis a nucleophilic group and Ynucleophilic group; and an ionic moiety A acting as a counter ion to R; and an epoxy compound E comprising: a molecular structure (ZR&#x2014;Z), wherein Ris an ionic moiety, Zcomprises an epoxide group, and Zcomprises an epoxide group; and an ionic moiety B acting as a counter ion to R. In embodiments, the epoxy compound E and/or the hardener H is comprised in a solvent-less ionic liquid. The systems can further include accelerators, crosslinkers, plasticizers, inhibitors, ionic hydrophobic and/or super-hydrophobic compounds, ionic hydrophilic compounds, ionic transitional hydrophobic/hydrophilic compounds, biological active compounds, and/or plasticizer compounds. Polymers made from the disclosed epoxy systems and their methods of used.

Methods of preparing hetero ionic complexes, and ionic liquids from bisulfate salts of heteroatomic compounds using dialkylcarbonates as a primary quaternizing reactant are disclosed. Also disclosed are methods of making electrochemical cells comprising the ionic liquids, and an electrochemical cell comprising an alkaline electrolyte and a hetero ionic complex additive.

Synthesis of hetero ionic compounds using dialkylcarbonate quaternization

The disclosed technology relates generally to devices comprising conductive polymers and more particularly to electrochemical devices comprising self-compensating conductive polymers. In one aspect, electrochemical energy storage device comprises a negative electrode comprising an active material including a redox-active polymer. The device additionally comprises a positive electrode comprising an active material including a redox-active polymer. The device further comprises an electrolyte material interposed between the negative electrode and positive electrode and configured to conduct mobile counterions therethrough between the negative electrode and positive electrode. At least one of the negative electrode redox-active polymer and the positive electrode redox-active polymer comprises a zwitterionic polymer unit configured to reversibly switch between a zwitterionic state in which the zwitterionic polymer unit has first and second charge centers having opposite charge states that compensate each other, and a non-zwitterionic state in which the zwitterionic polymer unit has one of the first and second charge centers whose charge state is compensated by mobile counterions.

Electrochemical energy storage devices comprising self-compensating polymers

Synthesis of hetero compounds using dialkylcarbonate quaternation

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Phoenix, AZ, United States of America

Paul Bryan Johnson