Abstract: A composition for lubricant formulations is disclosed. The composition may include hypochlorite, dimethicone, and an emulsifier for improvement of lubricity. Methods of making and using the lubricant formulations are also disclosed.

Abstract: A sanitizing formulation is disclosed for use as a hand sanitizer. The formulation may include hypochlorous acid, a silicone polymer or blend thereof, sodium phosphate, hydrochloric acid, and sodium magnesium silicate. Methods of using and making the sanitizing formulation are also disclosed.

Abstract: A composition for lubricant formulations is disclosed. The composition may include hypochlorite, dimethicone, and an emulsifier for improvement of lubricity. Methods of making and using the lubricant formulations are also disclosed.

Abstract: Formulations containing reactive oxygen species (ROS), processes for making these formulations, and methods of using these formulations are described. The formulations can include gels or hydrogels that contain at least one reactive oxygen species (ROS). The formulations can include a composition containing a reduced species (RS) and a reactive oxygen species (ROS). The formulations can also contain a rheology modifier and can include gels or hydrogels. Methods of preparing the formulations can include preparing a composition. Compositions can be prepared by providing water, purifying the water to produce ultra-pure water, combining sodium chloride to the ultra-pure water to create salinated water, and electrolyzing the salinated water at a temperature between about 4.5 to about 5.8° C.

Abstract: Redox signaling gels are disclosed. Such gels include a composition with at least one reactive oxygen species (ROS) and a rheology modifier. Also presented herein is a process for making the gels which includes making the composition by taking the steps of purifying water to produce ultra-pure water, combining a salt to the ultra-pure water to create a salinated water, electrolyzing the salinated water at a temperature of 4.3 to 5.8° C. such that the electrolyzing is accomplished with an anode, cathode and power source such that the power source comprises a transformer and a rectifier and does not comprise a filter capacitor.

Abstract: A formulation is disclosed for use in wound healing. The formulation may include hypochlorous acid, a silicone polymer or blend thereof, sodium phosphate, hydrochloric acid, and sodium magnesium silicate. Methods of using and making the wound healing formulation are also disclosed.

Abstract: Methods for preparing an eye serum formulation are disclosed. The methods include electrolyzing a saline solution having a salt concentration between about 0.01% and about 1.0% by weight using a voltage between about 0 V and about 30 V across an inert anode and a spaced apart inert cathode to generate a target mixture of chemically reduced and oxidized molecules within the saline solution, mirroring the target mixture of chemically reduced and oxidized species in the electrolyzed saline solution to the reduced species and reactive oxygen species found in a known biological system, adding a rheology modifier, adding a buffering agent, and adding a silicone oil. The target mixture of chemically reduced and oxidized molecules comprises one or more of hypochlorous acid, hypochlorites, dissolved oxygen, chlorine, hydrogen gas, hydrogen peroxide, hydrogen ions, hypochloride, superoxides, ozone, activated hydrogen ions, chloride ions, hydroxides, singlet oxygen, *OCl, and *HO—.

Abstract: Formulations containing reactive oxygen species (ROS), processes for making these formulations, and methods of using these formulations are described. The formulations can include gels or hydrogels that contain at least one reactive oxygen species (ROS). The formulations can include a composition containing a reduced species (RS) and a reactive oxygen species (ROS). The formulations can also contain a rheology modifier and can include gels or hydrogels. Methods of preparing the formulations can include preparing a composition. Compositions can be prepared by providing water, purifying the water to produce ultra-pure water, combining sodium chloride to the ultra-pure water to create salinated water, and electrolyzing the salinated water at a temperature between about 4.5 to about 5.8° C.

Abstract: Methods and compositions for treating skin conditions are provided, including, for example, cellulite, cell death, and decreased blood flow. The present invention includes a stable topical formulation prepared by electrolyzing a saline solution to generate a target mixture of chemically reduced and oxidized molecules within the saline solution. The target mixture of chemically reduced and oxidized species may be mirrored to the reduced species and reactive oxygen species found in a known biological system by measuring concentrations of reactive oxygen species in the electrolyzed saline. A rheology modifier and buffering agent may be added. The formulation is applied to a skin area affected by one or more skin conditions.

Abstract: A composition for lubricant formulations is disclosed. The composition may include hypochlorite, dimethicone, and an emulsifier for improvement of lubricity. Methods of making and using the lubricant formulations are also disclosed.

Abstract: Methods and systems for treating fresh produce are disclosed. The methods and systems comprise a stable, non-toxic, fresh produce cleansing liquid comprising an electrolyzed saline solution. The electrolyzed saline solution comprises one or more of chemically reduced and oxidized species including hypochlorous acid, hypochlorites, dissolved oxygen, chlorine, hydrogen gas, hydrogen peroxide, hydrogen ions, hypochloride, superoxides, ozone, activated hydrogen ions, chloride ions, hydroxides, singlet oxygen, *OCl, and *HO—. The fresh produce is cleansed by contacting the fresh produce with the liquid.

Abstract: Systems and methods for improving plant health are disclosed. These systems and methods can comprise contacting a plant with a composition comprising a mixture of reduced species (RS) and reactive oxygen species (ROS) with the mixture of reduced species (RS) and reactive oxygen species (ROS) improving the health of the plant. Improving the health of the plant can also comprise reducing or ameliorating a fungal, bacterial, or insect infection of a plant.

Abstract: Redox signaling gels are disclosed. Such gels include a composition with at least one reactive oxygen species (ROS) and a rheology modifier. Also presented herein is a process for making the gels which includes making the composition by taking the steps of purifying water to produce ultra-pure water, combining a salt to the ultra-pure water to create a salinated water, electrolyzing the salinated water at a temperature of 4.3 to 5.8° C. such that the electrolyzing is accomplished with an anode, cathode and power source such that the power source comprises a transformer and a rectifier and does not comprise a filter capacitor.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, generating image data includes receiving coded aperture imaging sensor data collected according to coded aperture imaging and receiving Compton imaging sensor data collected according to Compton imaging. The coded aperture imaging sensor data and the Compton imaging sensor data are generated by a sensor system sensing radiation from a radiation source. A coded aperture imaging pixel value and a Compton imaging pixel value are determined for each pixel of an image. A combining function comprising addition is applied to the coded aperture imaging pixel value and the Compton imaging pixel value to yield a combined pixel value for each pixel. Combined image data is generated from the combined pixel values. The combined image data is configured to yield a combined image of the radiation source.

Abstract: A device and method for continuous production of cotton candy and automated handling of the cotton candy in a way that collects and condenses the cotton candy into a continuous strand.

Abstract: A flip-flop (10) has a normal mode and a low power mode to save power. The flip-flop (10) has a master latch (14) and a slave latch (20). The slave latch (20) is used to retain the condition of the flip-flop (10) during the low power mode, where power is withdrawn from the master latch (14) but maintained on the slave latch (20). The slave latch (20) may use transistors with lower leakage characteristics than the transistors that make up the master latch (14). These lower leakage characteristics may be achieved by a higher threshold voltage and/or a thicker gate dielectric. Operating speed of the flip-flop (10) is maintained by implementing the slave latch (20) so that no logic gate or switching transistor is in the critical timing path. Instead, the slave latch (20) has an input/output terminal to tap into the signal path between the master latch and an output circuit (22).