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Carbon-Supported Magnetic Iron Oxide Composites: Vortex Electromagnetic Field-Assisted Microstructural Engineering, Physicochemical Characterization, and CO2 Hydrogenation Performance

The development of efficient and recoverable catalysts is essential for advancing carbon dioxide utilization technologies and improving the sustainability of catalytic processes. Magnetic iron oxide-based composites supported on carbon materials are particularly promising due to the combination of catalytic activity,…

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Titanium Advances Thin-Film Thermoelectric Electronics

Titanium engineering boosts thin-film thermoelectric performance by 250 times, offering new possibilities for efficient energy harvesting, waste-heat recovery and compact power generation in electronic devices. Titanium Advances Thin-Film Thermoelectric Electronics Titanium engineering boosts thin-film thermoelectric performance by 250 times, offering new possibilities…

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Silica nanoparticles boost bluish-green phosphor for white LEDs

Silica nanoparticles boosted the emission intensity of a bluish-green Ba2SiO4:Eu2+ phosphor by 48 percent over a conventional-silica version, and a flexible remote phosphor film made from the optimized material retained 56 percent of its luminescence at 190 degrees Celsius. Silica nanoparticles boost bluish-green phosphor…

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