Climate change has made the development of green, clean energy solutions a global imperative. Solar energy is already a widely accepted technology and offers a renewable, clean source of energy that can be fed back into the electricity grid or stored.
Recent research has highlighted the potential of 2D materials as a means of forming vertical heterostructures that are held together by van der Waals forces - attraction and repulsions between molecules, atoms, and surfaces.
A novel study in the journal ACS Applied Energy Materials is focused on the fabrication of a system that enables recovery of Lithium ions via a special electrochemical cell termed as Hybrid Capacitive Deionization Cell (HCDC).
Lithium-ion batteries (LiBs) are among the most widely used energy storage technologies available in the market. In a variety of fields, such as electronics products, machine tools, hospital equipment, and electric vehicles, their ability to offer high power and energy density in conjunction with a long life cycle, little memory effect, and acceptable cost provides an unrivaled advantage (EVs).
3D aerogels assembled from 2D MXenes have recently become a research focus due to their properties, performance, and ease of fabrication. A paper published in Advanced Materials has explored the creation of 3D printed MXene aerogels with enhanced electrochemical and electrical performance.
Nanocelluloses have recently been the subject of research due to their promising use as materials for wastewater treatment.
Occasionally chemical reactions in the lab turn out the way one imagines them to, and from time to time they do not. Neither is uncommon. What is very rare, however, is what researchers at TU Wien have recently observed when investigating hydrogen oxidation on a rhodium catalyst.
Novel and sustainable methods of corrosion inhibition have been discussed thoroughly in the latest study published in Environmental Chemistry Letters.
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Several marine organisms, such as mussels, secrete adhesive proteins that allow them to stick to different surfaces under sea water.
Liquid droplets of protein and RNA have traits reminiscent of a childhood joy: Silly Putty.
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