Abstract: The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of electrochemical reactions, and discloses a photoelectrocatalytic reaction device for high-pressure environments and application thereof. An anode reactor and a cathode reactor have the same structure, are arranged in a mutual mirroring manner, and each include a reaction cavity and a cover plate. The reaction cavities are provided with round sapphire optics windows and connecting channels, and an ion exchange membrane is arranged between the connecting channels. The cover plates are provided with gas inlet pipeline connectors, gas outlet pipeline connectors, safety valves and pressure meters. Terminals are hermetically installed on the cover plates, metal copper rods are embedded into the terminals along central axes of the terminals, and inserting holes used for being connected with electrodes in an inserted manner are formed in bottoms of the metal copper rods. The device is especially suitable for analyzing properties of electrocatalytic.

Abstract: A structure can comprise one or multi-element compound (MEC) nanoparticles. Each MEC nanoparticle can have a plurality of sites comprising one or more elements. Each site can form a compound bond with at least one other site of the MEC nanoparticle. One or more of the compound bonds can comprise a covalent bond, an ionic bond, or a metallic bond. Each MEC nanoparticle can be formed of at least three different elements. For example, one or more MEC nanoparticles can be a multi-element oxide nanoparticle, a multi-element carbide nanoparticle, a multi-element intermetallic nanoparticle, or any other type of compound nanoparticle.

Abstract: The present application discloses methods, and systems for laser-scribing a solar panel and the solar panels. The method for laser-scribing the solar panel may comprise: capturing consecutively images of parts of a first line on the solar panel, the first line having a pre-designed shape; acquiring location information of each of the captured images of the first line; and laser-scribing parts of a second line on the solar panel consecutively, according to the acquired location information of the first line, so that the scribed second line has the pre-designed shape of the first line and maintains a fixed distance from the first line.