Abstract: Disclosed herein are materials and methods related to the removal of a polyfluorinated alkyl compound from water. The materials contain both fluorine and an ion, which materials can be used as a network to remove the polyfluorinated alkyl compound from water.

Abstract: The present invention includes methods for forming an object in a volume including a photohardenable composition described herein that includes a photohardenable resin component and a photoswitchable photoinitiator comprising a P-type photochromic molecule. The present invention also includes photoswitchable photoinitiators comprising a P-type photochromic molecule, preferably comprising a P-type diarylethene molecule, and photohardenable compositions and methods including such photoswitchable photoinitiators.

Abstract: The present invention relates to photohardenable compositions and methods of forming an object, the method preferably including a photohardenable composition described herein. Preferred photohardenable compositions and methods include a photohardenable resin component, a first photoinitiator that is activatable by exposure to light at a first wavelength and light at a second wavelength, and a second photoinitiator that is activatable by exposure to light at a third wavelength, wherein the first, second, and third wavelengths are not the same, and the third wavelength is shorter than the first wavelength and the second wavelength. Preferred first photoinitators include photoswitchable photoinitiators. Preferably the second light-activated photoinitiator comprises a free-radical photoinitiator. Hardenable resin compositions and methods of forming an object including the hardenable resin composition are also disclosed.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are materials and methods related to the removal of a polyfluorinated alkyl compound from water. The materials contain both fluorine and an ion, which materials can be used as a network to remove the polyfluorinated alkyl compound from water.

Abstract: The present invention includes methods for forming an object in a volume including a photohardenable composition described herein that includes a photohardenable resin component and a photoswitchable photoinitiator comprising a P-type photochromic molecule. The present invention also includes photoswitchable photoinitiators comprising a P-type photochromic molecule, preferably comprising a P-type diarylethene molecule, and photohardenable compositions and methods including such photoswitchable photoinitiators.

Abstract: Photoswitchable photoinitiators comprising a photochromic molecule including one or more substituents and including a polycyclic group attached to the photochromic molecule as a substituent or to a substituent on the photochromic molecule, the polycyclic group including at least two fused rings of atoms, wherein at least one of the fused rings of atoms includes a carbon atom with a substituent comprising a double bonded oxygen, and wherein the photochromic molecule and polycyclic group have no ring member in common. Photohardenable compositions, hardenable resin compositions, and methods for forming an object, which photohardenable compositions, hardenable resin compositions, and methods include a photoswitchable photoinitiator described herein, are also disclosed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to photohardenable compositions and methods of forming an object, the method preferably including a photohardenable composition described herein. Preferred photohardenable compositions and methods include a photohardenable resin component, a first photoinitiator that is activatable by exposure to light at a first wavelength and light at a second wavelength, and a second photoinitiator that is activatable by exposure to light at a third wavelength, wherein the first, second, and third wavelengths are not the same, and the third wavelength is shorter than the first wavelength and the second wavelength. Preferred first photoinitators include photoswitchable photoinitiators. Preferably the second light-activated photoinitiator comprises a free-radical photoinitiator. Hardenable resin compositions and methods of forming an object including the hardenable resin composition are also disclosed.

Abstract: Photoswitchable photoinitiators comprising a photochromic molecule including one or more substituents at least one of which comprises a substituted or unsubstituted alpha-diketone moiety represented by general formula Ar1—C(?O)—C(?O)—Ar2, wherein Ar1 and Ar2 are the same or different and are independently a substituted or unsubstituted aryl group or a substituted or unsubstituted heteroaryl group. Preferably the photochromic molecule comprises a benzospiropyran molecule, a naphthopyran molecule, or a spironaphthoxazine molecule. Photohardenable compositions, hardenable resin compositions, and methods for forming an object, which photohardenable compositions, hardenable resin compositions, and methods include a photoswitchable photoinitiator described herein, are also disclosed.

Abstract: One aspect of the instant application facilitates detection of configuration anomaly. During operation, a system can convert a set of rules associated with configuration syntax information for a feature in a respective feature document to at least a structured regular expression. Then the system generates a set of configuration templates with a respective configuration template including the structured regular expression corresponding to the feature document. The system can select, based on a target configuration associated with the network device, a subset of the configuration templates and can extract, based on a match between the selected configuration templates and the target configuration, a set of features. The system can determine one or more rules associated with the extracted features. Based on the one or more rules the system can determine an anomaly in the target configuration and generate at least one recommended configuration to alleviate the anomaly.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are materials and methods related to the removal of a polyfluorinated alkyl compound from water. The materials contain both fluorine and an ion, which materials can be used as a network to remove the polyfluorinated alkyl compound from water.

Abstract: The present invention provides soluble, stable singlet fission (SF) compounds, compositions, materials, methods of their use, and methods for their preparation that provide efficient intramolecular singlet fission (iSF) and multiple excitons. The SF compound may be a dimer, an oligomer, or a polymer of polyoligoacenes, where for example, the compound achieves a triplet yield reaching about 200% per absorbed photon. In this system, SF does not depend on intermolecular inter-actions. Instead, SF is an intrinsic property of the molecule and therefore occurs independent of intermolecular interactions. Singlet fission has the potential to significantly improve the photocurrent in single junction solar cells and thus raise the Shockley-Queisser power conversion efficiency limit from about 33% to about 46% or greater. Quantitative SF yield at room temperature has only been observed in crystalline solids or aggregates of higher acenes.

Abstract: The present invention provides soluble, stable singlet fission (SF) compounds, compositions, materials, methods of their use, and methods for their preparation that provide efficient intramolecular singlet fission (iSF) and multiple excitons. The SF compound may be a dimer, an oligomer, or a polymer of polyoligoacenes, where for example, the compound achieves a triplet yield reaching about 200% per absorbed photon. In this system, SF does not depend on intermolecular inter-actions. Instead, SF is an intrinsic property of the molecule and therefore occurs independent of intermolecular interactions. Singlet fission has the potential to significantly improve the photocurrent in single junction solar cells and thus raise the Shockley-Queisser power conversion efficiency limit from about 33% to about 46% or greater. Quantitative SF yield at room temperature has only been observed in crystalline solids or aggregates of higher acenes.