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In situ EC‐LPTEM directly visualizes how Mn2+ ions regulate Zn electrodeposition and dissolution in aqueous electrolytes. Mn2+ suppresses heterogeneous growth and dendritic elongation while promoting more reversible stripping. These findings reveal additive‐regulated interfacial processes during Zn deposition and dissolution and provide guidance for ...
Zhenhuan Chen +7 more
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Self-control and the sustainable citizen. [PDF]
André N, Baumeister R.
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Combining template stripping with a graphene‐inspired transfer yields continuous, transferable gold films at 6‐inch wafer scale with thicknesses approaching the atomic limit. The atomically smooth, near‐bulk‐quality films offer above 86% transmittance and sub‐20 Ω/square sheet resistance, serving as a universal platform for flexible optoelectronics ...
Dmitry Yakubovsky +24 more
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Good vibrations: Exploring how orbital resonance shapes the Galilean moons. [PDF]
Veenstra A +4 more
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To accelerate the inverse design of heterostructured metal matrix composites, a closed‐loop scientific machine learning framework integrates continual learning prediction with NSGA‐II‐PMCP optimization. The framework maps microstructural descriptors to strength, toughness, and modulus, expands high‐quality Pareto solutions, and guides experimentally ...
Zhiyan Zhong +11 more
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Transdisciplinary education for planetary health. [PDF]
Potter T.
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By altering surface chemical bonds to prolong relaxation time and shift absorption to lower frequencies, SiC/rare earth–sulfur (RE─S, RE = La, Ce, Pr, Sm, Gd, Er) materials achieve excellent low‐frequency electromagnetic wave absorption under extreme conditions, offering a new direction for designing high‐performance SiC‐based absorbers.
Zhanming Wu +5 more
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Hydrogen in the Earth core inferred from neutron imaging and diffraction. [PDF]
Takahashi N +7 more
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Adaptive Cu Reconstruction in Heterostructure Drives High‐Rate Nitrate‐to‐Ammonia Conversion
An adaptively reconstructed Cu/CoOX heterojunction, featuring a surface‐localized, hydroxyl‐rich oxidized Cu species, forms in situ from a CuO/CoOX (Co1Cu9OX) pre‐catalyst during electrochemical nitrate reduction. The self‐adaptive reconstruction and the incorporation of heterostructure regulate nitrogen‐containing intermediate adsorption and *H supply,
Chunyu Yuan +5 more
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