‘Breathing’ crystal reversibly releases oxygen
New topotactic oxide material could be used in some clean energy technologies including fuel cells
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Electrochemical loading boosts deuterium fusion in a palladium target
Benchtop accelerator links electrochemistry to fusion science
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Large language model predicts how to make inorganic compounds
Fine-tuned "MatChat" model provides detailed responses that includes reaction precursors, equations and relative references in the literature
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Bacterial enzyme produces energy from atmospheric hydrogen
An enzyme that turns the hydrogen in air into electricity could provide a new source of energy
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Fallen leaves help remedy iron deficiencies in plants
New spectroscopic measurements reveal the source of vital Fe2+ ions in soil
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Counting individual electron charges could improve nanoparticle catalysts
High-precision electron holography technique identifies single electron charges of platinum particles on a metal oxide surface
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‘Optical plucking’ manoeuvres single gold atoms into chemical reactions
New phenomenon could provide insights into a variety of physical processes
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Electrocatalysis towards carbon neutrality
The IOP Publishing journal JPhys Energy, in partnership with Hiden Analytical, explores electrocatalysis towards carbon neutrality
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‘CatGym’ algorithm predicts better catalysts
Deep reinforcement learning technique finds the best surface atom configurations for a given chemical reaction
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Hunt for the superheavies
Hamish Johnston reviews Superheavy: Making and Breaking the Periodic Table by Kit Chapman
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