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Nanoscale metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) and nanocellulose composites have significant potential for the multi‐functional remediation of the environment. This review focused on the synthesis strategies (in situ growth, ex situ growth, and other approaches), typical forms (aerogel, hydrogel, beads, and membrane), and applications in the removal of ...
Ye Song+13 more
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This academic inquiry examines the efficacy of virtual reality (VR)-based pedagogy for higher learning, specifically analyzing immersive digital instruction for rural agriculture undergraduates studying soil science in Colombia.
Rico Heidy+5 more
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The term ‘soil science’ remains inadequately defined, despite numerous definitions of soil itself. While it is commonly understood as the scientific study of soil, the adjective ‘scientific’ typically denotes a systematic, methodological approach grounded in falsifiable principles.
Alfred E. Hartemink, Alex.B. McBratney
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This review explores the transformative role of AI in biosensor technology and provides a holistic interdisciplinary perspective that covers a broader scope of AI‐enabled biosensor technologies across various sectors including healthcare, environmental monitoring, food safety, and agriculture. It also highlights the important role of novel materials in
Tuğba Akkaş+4 more
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Nickel Hydroxide Catalyzed Bias‐free Photoelectrochemical NH3 Production via Nitrate Reduction
A bias‐free photoelectrochemical nitrate reduction reaction with high efficiency and production rate is achieved using a crystalline silicon photocathode with nickel as the catalyst. Performing the PEC NO3RR under alkaline conditions can be self‐activated of the Ni surface by forming Ni(OH)2.
Wonjoo Jin+9 more
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ABSTRACT of the Articles Printed in Journal of the Science of Soil and Manure, Japan [PDF]
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A Roadmap for Plasma‐Enabled Electrocatalysis in Urea Production
A modular plasma—electrochemical platform enables fully electrified urea synthesis from air and CO2 under ambient conditions. This Review integrates plasma oxidation, C─N coupling electrolysis, mechanistic insights, and techno‐economic metrics into a roadmap for scalable, distributed, and renewable fertilizer production.
Jingwen Huang+6 more
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