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Infrared spectroscopy and hydrogen isotope geochemistry of hydrous silicate glasses. Progress report
Samuel Epstein, Edward M. Stolper
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Metal‐Mediated Nitrogen Doping of Carbon Supports Boosts Hydrogen Production from Ammonia
A virtuous catalytic cycle is established as the carbon support simultaneously tunes electron density and stores atomic nitrogen formed via Ru–N species during ammonia decomposition, resulting in self‐enhancing catalysis. Abstract Ammonia is an attractive hydrogen carrier, yet its practical use is limited by the need for efficient catalytic ...
Thomas J. Liddy +20 more
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Stable hydrogen isotopes record the summering grounds of eastern red bats (Lasiurus borealis). [PDF]
Pylant CL, Nelson DM, Keller SR.
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Benzoyl‐Xanthenoxanthenes: Versatile Chromophores for Light‐Engaging Applications
Oxidatively stable benzoyl‐fused peri‐xanthenoxanthene ribbons with NIR emission were synthesized. Their good spectral overlap enabled cascaded Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) antennae in a nematic liquid crystal phase, achieving directional energy transfer.
Cristian De Luca +10 more
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Fluid inclusions: tiny windows into global paleo-environments. [PDF]
Bekaert DV, Avice G, Marty B.
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Retention, isotope exchange, and thermal release of hydrogen in candidate materials for TFTR
W.R. Wampler +3 more
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Dispersion‐Enhanced Nitrogen‐Centered Photocatalysis of the Direct Hydrogen Atom Transfer
Nitrogen‐centered acridine photocatalysts for direct hydrogen atom transfer have been developed, leveraging dispersion interactions to enhance photocatalytic activity. This approach enables diverse functionalization reactions of strong C─H bonds even under cryogenic conditions and provides a new strategy for boosting the efficiency of direct HAT ...
Jiasong Zhang +16 more
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We report a dual chemical looping/catalytic process coupling alkane dehydrogenation with aromatic alkylation over Cu‐mordenite, yielding up to 25% alkylated aromatics with >95% selectivity per cycle. In situ NMR, FTIR spectroscopy, and DFT show alkylation proceeds via a π‐bound Cu(I)–olefin intermediate and Brønsted acid sites.
Florent J. Dubray +7 more
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