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Electrochemical imaging of thermochemical catalysis - Nature Catalysis

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By Xiangdong Xu, Daniel Martín-Yerga, Deiaa Harraz, Geoff West, Patrick R. Unwin, Yogesh Surendranath, William C. Howland, Cole S. Cadaram
| Nature Verified
Abstract Thermochemical redox catalysis is critical to a wide array of key chemical transformations and can proceed via the coupling of two electrochemical half-reactions. This electrochemical mechanism is exemplified by the platinum-catalysed aerobic oxidation of formic acid, wherein the oxygen reduction reaction is coupled to the formic acid oxidation reaction.
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Influence of Y2O3 Nano-Dispersoids on the Characteristics of AlCoCrFeNi2.1-Reinforced Tungsten Alloys via Mechanical Alloying and Low-Temperature Sintering

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By Chun-Liang Chen, Fang-Yu Huang, Geoff West
| MDPI
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Topological-charge-tunable and wavelength- switchable vortex laser enabled by a helically twisted high-absorption few-mode erbium-doped fiber

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By Geoff West, Tingyun Wang, Fufei Pang, Jianxiang Wen
| Optica Verified
Vortex beams carrying orbital angular momentum (OAM) offer a solution for enhancing spatial degrees of freedom, particularly in conjunction with wavelength division multiplexing, which can significantly boost data capacity for optical communication. Addressing the increasing demand for high information-carrying capacity, we present a dynamically tunable OAM laser source in this study.
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