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Two potentially useful anion-separation methods are liquid extraction and liquid-membrane transport. These two related methods employ an organic-soluble receptor molecule to selectively extract an otherwise insoluble target anion into an organic phase. If the receptor is a neutral compound, then a cation must accompany the extracted anion, which means that the anion-separation problem is actually...
Background On-chip cavity optomechanics, in which strong co-localization of light and mechanical motion is engineered, relies on efficient coupling of light both into and out of the on-chip optical resonator. Here we detail our particular style of tapered and dimpled optical fibers, pioneered by the Painter group at Caltech, which are a versatile and reliable solution to efficient on-chip coupling...
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