Zinc Single Atoms Turn Water Pollutants Into Hydrogen Peroxide Fuel
An asymmetrically coordinated zinc single-atom catalyst degrades antibiotics in water while converting the pollutants' own electrons into hydrogen peroxide.
An asymmetrically coordinated zinc single-atom catalyst degrades antibiotics in water while converting the pollutants' own electrons into hydrogen peroxide.
A new Analysis argues that spontaneous hydrogen peroxide formation in aqueous microdroplets is real, but no study has yet definitively ...
Researchers report that atomically correlated phosphorus–sulfur pairs in carbon nitride boost photocatalytic hydrogen peroxide production elevenfold in pure water without ...
A trimesic-acid-linked multimetal metal–organic framework achieved 60 mA cm−2 and stable cycling for more than 13 days in rechargeable zinc–air ...
Researchers at Fudan University have created a potassium polyacrylate skin membrane that lets microrobots generate electricity from the metal surfaces ...
A new edited volume surveys how graphitic carbon nitride and its engineered derivatives are advancing catalysis across organic synthesis, photocatalysis, ...
A graphene-supported cobalt nitroprusside precursor delivered the most balanced performance among three transition-metal composites tested in rechargeable zinc-air batteries.
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