Abstract: A composition including ascorbic acid, a silicone oil, and at least 15% by weight of an essential oil is disclosed. At least 50% of the initial amount of ascorbic acid in the non-aqueous composition can remain stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for analyzing and sorting batteries according to battery classifications. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems scan a target battery with a plurality of sensors and analyze signals of the plurality of sensors utilizing a classifier model to determine a battery classification for the target battery. Also, in some embodiments, the disclosed systems indicate the predicted battery classification to a battery sorting mechanism for sorting the target battery. Additional mechanisms and related methods for automated classification and sorting of batteries are disclosed.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for applying controllable current to portions of an electrodeposition device via a series-in-parallel-out rectifier circuit. In particular, the rectifier circuit includes a front-end stage that includes an alternating current-to-direct current converter circuit to generate one or more direct current signals from an alternating current signal of an input terminal. Additionally, the rectifier circuit includes a back-end stage including a plurality of direct current-to-direct current converter circuits that convert the one or more direct current signals into a plurality of child direct current signals. Furthermore, the plurality of direct current-to-direct current converter circuits of the disclosed series-in-parallel-out rectifier circuit are in physical contact with an anode of the electrodeposition device at a plurality of different positions to apply separate currents to different portions of the anode.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for applying controllable current to portions of an electrodeposition device via a series-in-parallel-out rectifier circuit. In particular, the rectifier circuit includes a front-end stage that includes an alternating current-to-direct current converter circuit to generate one or more direct current signals from an alternating current signal of an input terminal. Additionally, the rectifier circuit includes a back-end stage including a plurality of direct current-to-direct current converter circuits that convert the one or more direct current signals into a plurality of child direct current signals. Furthermore, the plurality of direct current-to-direct current converter circuits of the disclosed series-in-parallel-out rectifier circuit are in physical contact with an anode of the electrodeposition device at a plurality of different positions to apply separate currents to different portions of the anode.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for applying controllable current to portions of an electrodeposition device via a series-in-parallel-out rectifier circuit. In particular, the rectifier circuit includes a front-end stage that includes an alternating current-to-direct current converter circuit to generate one or more direct current signals from an alternating current signal of an input terminal. Additionally, the rectifier circuit includes a back-end stage including a plurality of direct current-to-direct current converter circuits that convert the one or more direct current signals into a plurality of child direct current signals. Furthermore, the plurality of direct current-to-direct current converter circuits of the disclosed series-in-parallel-out rectifier circuit are in physical contact with an anode of the electrodeposition device at a plurality of different positions to apply separate currents to different portions of the anode.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for analyzing and sorting batteries according to battery classifications. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems scan a target battery with a plurality of sensors and analyze signals of the plurality of sensors utilizing a classifier model to determine a battery classification for the target battery. Also, in some embodiments, the disclosed systems indicate the predicted battery classification to a battery sorting mechanism for sorting the target battery. Additional mechanisms and related methods for automated classification and sorting of batteries are disclosed.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for analyzing and sorting batteries according to battery classifications. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems scan a target battery with a plurality of sensors and analyze signals of the plurality of sensors utilizing a classifier model to determine a battery classification for the target battery. Also, in some embodiments, the disclosed systems indicate the predicted battery classification to a battery sorting mechanism for sorting the target battery. Additional mechanisms and related methods for automated classification and sorting of batteries are disclosed.

Abstract: A composition including ascorbic acid, a silicone oil, and at least 15% by weight of an essential oil is disclosed. At least 50% of the initial amount of ascorbic acid in the non-aqueous composition can remain stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature.

Abstract: A non-aqueous composition is disclosed that includes ascorbic acid, a silicone oil, at least 15% by weight of an essential oil, propylene glycol, and glycerin, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of ascorbic acid in the non-aqueous composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature.

Abstract: A non-aqueous composition is disclosed that includes ascorbic acid, a silicone oil, at least 15% by weight of an essential oil, propylene glycol, and glycerin, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of ascorbic acid in the non-aqueous composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature.

Abstract: Disclosed is a composition comprising ascorbic acid or a derivative thereof, a silicone containing compound, and an essential oil, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of the ascorbic acid in the composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature. The composition can be non-aqueous.

Abstract: Disclosed is a composition comprising ascorbic acid or a derivative thereof, a silicone containing compound, and an essential oil, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of the ascorbic acid in the composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature. The composition can be non-aqueous.

Abstract: Disclosed is a composition comprising ascorbic acid or a derivative thereof, a silicone containing compound, and an essential oil, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of the ascorbic acid in the composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature. The composition can be non-aqueous.

Abstract: Disclosed is a composition comprising ascorbic acid or a derivative thereof, a silicone containing compound, and an essential oil, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of the ascorbic acid in the composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature. The composition can be non-aqueous.

Abstract: Disclosed is a composition comprising ascorbic acid or a derivative thereof, a silicone containing compound, and an essential oil, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of the ascorbic acid in the composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature. The composition can be non-aqueous.

Abstract: Disclosed is a composition comprising ascorbic acid or a derivative thereof, a silicone containing compound, and an essential oil, wherein at least 50% of the initial amount of the ascorbic acid in the composition remains stable when the composition is stored for at least 1 month at room temperature. The composition can be non-aqueous.

Abstract: A sunless skin tanning emulsion is disclosed. The emulsion can be a water-in-silicon emulsion and can include a skin tanning agent and a silicon containing compound comprising the formula: wherein, R1, R2, R3, are independently CH3, [CH2]3—[OCH2CH2]w—OH, or [CH2]m-A. Also disclosed are methods of using the emulsions in sunless skin tanning applications.