Abstract: The present invention provides modified triarylmethane dyes comprising the structure shown in Formula 3, wherein R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, R7, A1, A2, A1?, and A2? are defined herein.

Abstract: Visibly transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and near-infrared absorbing and/or ultraviolet absorbing visibly transparent photoactive compounds, which may be useful as photoactive materials, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Materials, methods and system for transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and visibly transparent UV acceptor molecules and structurally related visibly transparent photoactive compounds, which may be useful as photoactive materials, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Visibly transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and near-infrared or ultraviolet absorbing visibly transparent photoactive compounds, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: The invention provides a reversibly protected colorant or a composition thereof which when mixed with a disinfectant solution imparts color to the disinfectant solution allowing for temporary visualization of a disinfectant, and methods for use in the disinfection, decontamination, and/or cleaning of surfaces, objects. The reversibly protected colorant or composition thereof is added to a disinfectant solution or disinfectant article (e.g., disinfectant wipe, microfiber, rag, towel, cloth, spun-woven wipes, nonwoven wipes, etc.), wherein the reversibly protected colorant or a composition thereof imparts color to the disinfectant solution resulting in a colored disinfectant solution until such protection is removed, thereby releasing the colorant and exposing the colorant to an agent and/or oxidizing conditions that cause the colorant to permanently lose its color.

Abstract: Visibly transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and near-infrared absorbing visibly transparent photoactive compounds, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Visibly transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and near-infrared absorbing visibly transparent photoactive compounds, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Materials, methods and system for transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and visibly transparent UV acceptor molecules and structurally related visibly transparent photoactive compounds, which may be useful as photoactive materials, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Materials, methods and system for transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and visibly transparent UV acceptor molecules and structurally related visibly transparent photoactive compounds, which may be useful as photoactive materials, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Visibly transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and near-infrared absorbing and/or ultraviolet absorbing visibly transparent photoactive compounds, which may be useful as photoactive materials, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Visibly transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and near-infrared absorbing visibly transparent photoactive compounds, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.

Abstract: Materials, methods and system for transparent photovoltaic devices are disclosed, such as those are transparent to visible light but absorb near-infrared light and/or ultraviolet light. The photovoltaic devices make use of transparent electrodes and visibly transparent UV acceptor molecules and structurally related visibly transparent photoactive compounds, which may be useful as photoactive materials, optical materials, and/or buffer materials.