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Performance and limits of 2.0 eV bandgap CuInGaS 2 solar absorber integrated with CdS buffer on F:SnO 2 substrate for multijunction photovoltaic and photoelectrochemical water splitting devices
Photocurrent density in excess of 10 mA cm −2 reported on 2.0 eV CuInGaS 2 solar cells integrated on SnO 2 :F substrates, yet new wide bandgap n-type buffers required to achieve higher photoconversion efficiency.
Effect of a redox-mediating ligand shell on photocatalysis by CdS quantum dots
Semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) are efficient organic photoredox catalysts due to their high extinction coefficients and easily tunable band edge potentials. Despite the majority of the surface being covered by ligands, our understanding of the effect of the ligand shell on organic photocatalysis is limited to steric effects. We hypothesize that we can increase the activity of QD photocatalysts by designing a ligand shell with targeted electronic properties, namely, redox-mediating ligands. Herein, we functionalize our QDs with hole-mediating ferrocene (Fc) derivative ligands and perform a reaction where the slow step is hole transfer from QD to substrate. Surprisingly, we find that a hole-shuttling Fc inhibits catalysis, but confers much greater stability to the catalyst by preventing a build-up of destructive holes. We also find that dynamically bound Fc ligands can promote catalysis by surface exchange and creation of a more permeable ligand shell. Finally, we find that trapping the electron on a ligand dramatically increases the rate of reaction. Furthermore, these results have major implications for understanding the rate-limiting processes for charge transfer from QDs and the role of the ligand shell in modulating it.
Simulation of Shock-Induced Phase Transitions in CdS Nanoparticles.
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Transformation mechanisms for the pressure-induced phase transition in single crystal CdS.
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Transformation mechanisms for the pressure-induced phase transition in single crystal CdS
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Fermilab PIP-II CDS & CM Cryogenic Controls System
Details on Final design for Cryogenic Electrical & Controls System for Fermilab' s next-gen particle accelerator PIP-II. Electrical Controls System includes instrumentation and controls of Cryogenics Distribution System and Cryomodules. Design includes Siemens PCS7 Controls System with 26 Remote IO Rittal Cabinets and 48 Relay Racks for Temperature Readouts, Valve Positioners, Level, Heater Controls etc. Electrical Drawings and Design have been completed with focus now on fabrication of the 26 Rittal Cabinets and 48 Relay Racks. All materials have been procured. EPICS will be used as a SCADA system communicating to S7 Controllers via OPC UA.
Pichia sp. yHMH446 translation elongation factor 1-alpha gene, partial cds
A novel budding yeast species was isolated from a soil sample collected in the United States of America. Phylogenetic analyses of multiple loci and phylogenomic analyses conclusively placed the species within the genus Pichia. Strain yHMH446 falls within a clade that includes Pichia norvegensis, Pichia pseudocactophila, Candida inconspicua, and Pichia cactophila. Whole genome sequence data were analyzed for the presence of genes known to be important for carbon and nitrogen metabolism, and the phenotypic data from the novel species were compared to all Pichia species with publicly available genomes. Across the genus, including the novel species candidate, we found that the inability to use many carbon and nitrogen sources correlated with the absence of metabolic genes. Based on these results, Pichia galeolata sp. nov. is proposed to accommodate yHMH446(T) (=NRRL Y-64187 = CBS 16864). This study shows how integrated taxogenomic analysis can add mechanistic insight to species descriptions.
THIN FILM CDS FRONT WALL SOLAR CELLS
Description of a photovoltaic cell made from a film of cadmium sulfide which is vacuum- evaporated onto a metal foil substrate
THIN FILM CDS FRONT WALL SOLAR CELLS
Economy and stability determined for a photovoltaic cell made from a film of cadmium sulfide vacuum-deposited onto a metal-foil substrate
Backwell cds film cells on plastic substrates
Backwall, thin film, cadmium sulfide solar cell on plastic film substrate
Radiation damage to cds solar cells
Radiation damage to cadmium sulfide, thin film solar cells
Electron diffraction analysis of mixtures of hexagonal and cubic cds
Estimation of hexagonal cadmium sulfide in mixtures with cubic form obtained by reflection electron diffraction of polycrystalline material
Research and development in cds photovoltaic film cells third quarterly report, nov. 19, 1964 - feb. 19, 1965
Cadmium sulfide photovoltaic film cells
Development of optical coatings for cds thin film solar cells first quarterly report, dec. 2, 1964 - mar. 1, 1965
Developing and applying optical coatings to solar cells to increase power conversion efficiency
Development of thin film cds photovoltaic cells second quarterly report, 15 jan. - 14 apr. 1965
Development of high efficiency large area plastic substrate thin film cadmium sulfide solar cells - improvement in process for making frontwall plastic substrate cells
Development of optical coatings for cds thin film solar cells second quarterly report, 1 mar. - 1 jun. 1965
Optical coatings for cadmium sulfide thin film solar cells