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According to energy researchers, hydrogen fuel has the potential to be a cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to gasoline and diesel, and supplying hydrogen for transportation in the greater Houston

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New carbon compound advances supercapacitors and sets a record for energy storage

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Directed by AI, scientific experts at the Division of Energy's Oak Edge Public Lab planned an extraordinary carbonaceous supercapacitor material that stores multiple times more

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A 400-year-old puzzle on why early explosives produce purple smoke has been resolved by scholars

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Researchers at the College of Bristol have found the reason why blasting gold—the world's originally known high-hazard—produces a purple smoke when it explodes, tackling a

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Solid Oxide Fuel Cells are used to generate Direct Power from Methylcyclohexane

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The electrochemical oxidation of methylcyclohexane to produce electricity is referred to as direct power generation from methylcyclohexane using solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs). SOFCs are devices that use an electrochemical

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Chemists Visualize the Fundamental Building Blocks of Synthetic Polymers

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Our society is filled with synthetic polymers, from nylon and polyester clothing to Teflon cookware and epoxy glue. These polymers' molecules are composed of long

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At Low Temperatures, Cathode Active Materials for Lithium-ion Batteries could be manufactured

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Cathode-active materials for lithium-ion batteries are typically created through the mixing and heating of several precursor materials. The specific materials and procedures used can differ

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For the first time, atom-by-atom solvation was captured.

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A group of scientific experts and physicists at Aarhus College, in Denmark, working with a partner from the Universitat de Barcelona, in Spain, has recorded molecule-by-particle solvation interestingly. In their

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A dependable experimental standard for pharmaceutical drug crystal structure prediction

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Actual properties (strength, dissolvability, and so on), basic to the presentation of drug and utilitarian materials, are known to firmly rely upon the strong state

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What radiation exposure does to the moon’s glass over billions of years

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A group of materials researchers at Songshan Lake Materials Lab, working with partners from the China Foundation of Room Innovation and the Chinese Institute of

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Researchers have captured high-resolution images of magnesium ions interacting with the CRISPR gene-editing enzyme.

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The quality-altering innovation known as CRISPR has prompted progressive changes in agribusiness and wellbeing exploration, and that's just the beginning. In research distributed in Nature Catalysis, researchers at Florida State