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.
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 ...
An experimental study of five dilution levels and initial pH values found that D2 food waste hydrolysate at pH 8 ...
An experimental and simulation study found that two surface histidines form a proposed pendulum-like proton relay in Group A -hydrogenases, ...
A comprehensive review highlights the development of tri-functional electrocatalysts that bridge zinc-air batteries and water splitting, addressing the gap between ...
A single-turnover imaging method reveals that, during water dissociation on gold, regions with the strongest voltage response tended to have ...
A new multi-objective optimization study finds that coal-to-hydrogen plants paired with carbon capture can cut emissions by over 16 percent ...
A new Frontiers review details how nano-enhanced microbial electrochemical technologies could transform wastewater into electricity, hydrogen, clean water and recovered ...
Researchers kept a 70-cell solid oxide steam electrolysis stack running for 25,000 hours with record-low degradation by periodically inverting its ...
A lithium-stabilized platinum single-atom catalyst driven by combined light and heat converts methanol into hydrogen and formaldehyde with a record ...
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