Sentence examples for in increasing quantum from inspiring English sources
Annealing of photoanodes resulted in increasing quantum dot size as verified by both UV-vis diffuse reflectance and Raman spectroscopy.
The increase in PL intensity is attributed to increased quantum confinement (size decrease) due to HWA-induced silicon oxidation.
On Monday however, Sony and Japanese chemical company Idemitsu announced they succeeded in increasing the internal quantum efficiency (IQE) in deep-blue fluorescent OLED devices to 28.5%.
Resveratrol binds in the T4 binding pocket of tetrameric TTR, resulting in increased fluorescence quantum yield in a concentration-dependent manner.
343b The addition of 1,4-cyclohexadiene as a hydrogen atom donor (to suppress back electron transfer) was found to result in increased chemical (86%) and quantum (0.39) yields of carboxylic acid release.
Using steady-state and time-resolved fluorescence techniques, we demonstrated that TPPS4 stimulated disaggregation of aged CdSe/ZnS-Cys QD in aqueous solutions, increasing the quantum yield of their luminescence, which finally reached that of the fresh-prepared QD.
In addition to increasing the quantum yield and solubility of the proteins these mutations shift the spectral profiles of the translation products [ 4, 11].
The very small scale of QDs of a few nanometers, and hence less than the Bohr radius of Si, results in increased confined energy levels through quantum confinement.
Elimination of this component leads to increase in quantum dots photoluminescence quantum yield.
As expected for a push pull conjugated system, this fluorophore is environment-sensitive, displaying a relatively weak emission in aqueous media (Φ[H2O] = 0.49), but increasing its quantum yield in more hydrophobic solvents (Φ[iPrOH] = 0.78; Φ[EtOH] = 0.67) and particularly in nonprotic media (Φ[dioxane] = 0.94; Φ[THF] = 0.92).
In addition, the increasing power of quantum computers alongside advances in quantum algorithms for the simulation of molecules suggests that they will soon be competitive with current classical computers.
