Magnetic hybrid transition metal halides
Magnetic transition metal halides possess rich chemical and structural diversity and thus offer a great opportunity for the search of new multifunctional magnetic materials and novel magnetic phenomena.
Multiple hydrogen bonding in crosslinked graphene oxide films with improved stretchability and toughness
The UPy-rich polymers have been utilized to toughen and strengthen graphene oxide films through quadruple hydrogen-bonding, which offered a promising route for developing high-performance two-dimensional materials.
Designing binary electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution in saline electrolyte using rapid synthesis on carbon paper supports
Generating hydrogen from brackish or seawater could enable flexible energy generation, de-centralized electricity storage, and decreased reliance on energy-intensive water purification for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER).
Backbone-shape engineering of fused-ring electron-deficient molecular semiconductors for unipolar n-type organic transistors: synthesis, conformation changes, and structure–property correlations
Three n-type fused-ring small molecules with different shapes are synthesized. Changing the backbone shape is found to affect the energy levels, molecular conformation and packing ordering, leading to different charge transport properties.
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