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• Old Mystery Solved: a "New Kind of Electrons"
  

  It is something quite common in physics: electrons leave a certain material, they fly away and then they are measured. Some materials emit electrons, when they are irradiated with light. These electrons are then called "photoelectrons". In materials research, so-called "Auger electrons" also play an more

• Engineered electrode material moves battery research closer to 'holy grail'
  

  Electric vehicles are gaining in popularity, but their long charging time is a significant detraction for potential customers. While a typical SUV with a combustion engine could travel 300 miles with a five-minute refuel, a state-of-the-art electric vehicle takes about one hour to store enough energ more

• Graphite instead of gold: Thin layers for better hydrogen cars
  

  Electric cars which can be filled up within five minutes, reach ranges like a diesel and yet drive "cleanly": This is already being achieved by hydrogen fuel cell vehicles today. However, so far they are still rare and expensive. Apart from efficiency problems, this is due, among other things, to on more

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• Characterizing Biotherapeutics with HPLC
  

  As demonstrated here, there are a broad range of HPLC applications used in development, production, validation and release of protein therapeutics for more

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Graphene

You may not have been aware, but this week is Graphene Week 2015, which marks a yearly week-long conference at the University of Manchester based around the emerging science and technological applications of graphene. This seemed as good a time as any to take a look at graphene: what it is, why some more

Why Lithium-Ion Batteries Catch Fire

In this month’s Periodic Graphics in C&EN, we’re looking at the chemistry behind the recent news stories of lithium-ion batteries in some devices catching fire. You can see the full graphic over on the C&EN site. Also, for more lithium battery chemistry, head over to the recent RealTimeChem Week gra more

Developing Advanced Lithium Ion Batteries

Today’s graphic takes a look at the research of Kent Griffith (@kentjgriffith), a PhD student from the University of Cambridge who’s currently looking into developing advanced lithium ion batteries to power our phones, laptops, and more. more

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• Direct visualization of diffuse unoccupied molecular orbitals at a rubrene/graphite interface

  Spectroscopic and nanoscale imaging investigations concerning the spatial extent of molecular orbitals at organic/substrate interfaces have been of intense interest to understand charge dynamics. Here, the spatial extent of unoccupied molecular orbitals of ultrathin rubrene [5,6,11,12-tetraphenyltet more

• Nickel nanowires-based composite material applied to the highly enhanced non-enzymatic electro-oxidation of ethanol

  Publication date: November 2018 Source:Microchemical Journal, Volume 142 Author(s): Cecilia S. Tettamanti, María L. Ramírez, Fabiana A. Gutierrez, Paula G. Bercoff, Gustavo A. Rivas, Marcela C. Rodríguez In this work, we report the building of a nanostructured platform with activit more

• Materials, Vol. 11, Pages 1119: High-Temperature Molecular Beam Epitaxy of Hexagonal Boron Nitride with High Active Nitrogen Fluxes

  Materials, Vol. 11, Pages 1119: High-Temperature Molecular Beam Epitaxy of Hexagonal Boron Nitride with High Active Nitrogen Fluxes Materials doi: 10.3390/ma11071119 Authors: Tin S. Cheng Alex Summerfield Christopher J. Mellor Andrei N. Khlobystov Laurence Eaves C. Thomas Foxon more