Magic-Angle Graphene Boosts Iodide Oxidation via Moiré Engineering
Researchers used nanoscale electrochemistry to show that magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene enhances iodide oxidation catalysis through moiré-engineered electronic states.
Researchers used nanoscale electrochemistry to show that magic-angle twisted bilayer graphene enhances iodide oxidation catalysis through moiré-engineered electronic states.
A wirelessly powered implantable device that electrocatalytically converts blood glucose into excretable gluconate restored normal glucose levels within an hour ...
Researchers report quaternary Pt–Sn–Ni–Ru and Pt–Sn–Ni–Ga carbon-supported catalysts that lower ethanol oxidation onset potentials, resist poisoning and reach up to ...
A pyrolysis method produced iron, nickel, manganese and bimetal catalysts supported on nitrogen-doped carbon, with Fe/NC and MnFe/NC showing the ...
Cooling a manganese dioxide electrocatalyst close to water’s freezing point suppressed permanganate-driven degradation more strongly than it reduced oxygen evolution ...
A comprehensive review highlights the development of tri-functional electrocatalysts that bridge zinc-air batteries and water splitting, addressing the gap between ...
A laboratory study found that an Fe2O3/Co3O4-loaded sodium alginate particle electrode achieved 93.4% tetracycline removal in a three-dimensional electrocatalytic system ...
A single-turnover imaging method reveals that, during water dissociation on gold, regions with the strongest voltage response tended to have ...
A laboratory study found that a 2:1 NiCo LDH/TiO2 catalyst reached 86.8 mV overpotential at 10 mA·cm−2 in 1 M ...
A new review in Discover Sustainability argues that bifunctional transition metal chalcogenides, abundant materials that can catalyze both halves of ...
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