Azobenzene ligands coordinate with quantum dot surface atoms to cut defect states, improve carrier transport, and extend light-emitting lifetime.
Light irradiation at 250-600 nm decolorizes thiol compounds, lowering Hazen color while preserving curability for transparent resin use.
Purifying dialkyl sulfides before sulfhydrolysis prevents clogging and pressure drops while recycling by-products into mercaptans.
Acid-catalyzed hydrolysis of thiocarboxylic acid esters avoids neutralization steps while maintaining 84%+ yield for 3-mercaptocarboxylic acid.
Reducing residual 2-mercaptoethanol in ester-tin stabilizers cuts PVC processing odor while preserving thermal stability.
Thiolation converts plant-derived polyols into polythiols, cutting haze and improving optical clarity in cured optical materials.
Liquid methanol absorbs H2S from methyl mercaptan vent gases for recycle, cutting incineration needs, SO2 emissions, and reagent loss.
Specific MetA mutations at residues 176 and 313 resist methionine feedback inhibition to raise O-succinyl homoserine yield while preserving stability.
A selective cyclic monothiocarbonate reaction forms thiol or thiolate-functional polysulfides in one step, avoiding hazardous materials.