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Ultra‐Robust Conductive Hydrogels Enabled by a Gradient Bond‐Breaking Pseudo‐Drying Strategy
A bioinspired PVA‐ANFs hydrogel, engineered via novel gradient bond‐breaking, achieves unprecedented mechanical performance: ultrahigh strength (≈18 MPa), modulus (≈12 MPa), toughness (≈74 MJ/m3), and record fracture energy (≈269 kJ m−2). It exhibits cryogenic flexibility (−70°C), high ionic conductivity (936.3 mS m−1), and biocompatibility.
Dongchao Ji +11 more
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False spider mites of the genusDolichotetranychus(Acarina: Tenuipalpidae)
Edward W. Baker, A. Earl Pritchard
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MnOx‐supported IrRuOx exhibits outstanding OER performance in both liquid electrolytes and real cell environments. The MnOx not only enhances the dispersion of IrRuOx but also induces a compressive strain effect. The incorporation of Ru leads to surface reconstruction.
Jiaqi Kang +8 more
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IX.—On some trapdoor spiders of the family Ctenizidæ from South and West Australia, contained in the collection of the British Museum [PDF]
R.I. Pocock
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This study presents a comprehensive investigation into the thermal stability of lithium metal batteries by evaluating the impact of different electrolytes on electrochemical response, solid electrolyte interphase characteristics, and thermal runaway. The findings highlight a fundamental trade‐off between performance and safety, emphasizing the need for
Ranadip Saha +10 more
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Characterization of fungal spider pathogens lags far behind their insect counterparts. In addition, little to nothing is known concerning the ecological reservoir and/or fungal entomopathogen community surrounding infection sites.
Ross A. Joseph +3 more
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Evolution and Adaptation in the Palpus of Male Spiders.
Jas. A. Nelson
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