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Flexible filaments of a fan worm make filtration functionally flexible

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By Xinxin CHEN, Wei Jiang, Zheng Chen, Jianying Wang, Jianing Wu, Wangjie Tao, Zekai Wen
| Cell Reports Physical Science Verified
Keywords fan worms Annelida: Sabellidae adaptive filament bending selective filtration flow field regulation bioinspired underwater microparticle collection Introduction Suspension feeders (SFs) filter particulate matter (including plankton, debris, and other suspended particles) from water to obtain energy and nutrients to support their growth and reproduction, playing a vital role in maintaining and regulating the balance of aquatic ecosystems.1,2,3,4,5 For example, Corbicula fluminea...
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Fabrication of superaerophobic Ru-doped c-CoSe2 for efficient hydrogen production

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By Yujie Wei, Jianying Wang, Chang Lv, Yahang Shang
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Fabrication of superaerophobic Ru-doped c-CoSe2 for efficient hydrogen production Transition metal dichalcogenides are recognized as promising electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), but their catalytic performances still require further enhancement. Herein, Ru-doped cubic CoSe2 with leaf-like microarray hollow structure supported on carbon cloth (Ru-c-CoSe2@CC) is rationally fabricated via a strategy involving in situ growth of Co-ZIF, Ru3+ ions etching and selenization steps.
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Electronic modulation of a single-atom-based tandem catalyst boosts CO2 photoreduction to ethanol

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By Shuaiqi Gong, Baoxin Ni, Xiaoyang He, Jianying Wang
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Electronic modulation of a single-atom-based tandem catalyst boosts CO2 photoreduction to ethanol In artificial photosynthesis, tandem catalysis has emerged as an attractive approach to promote CO2 reduction to value-added multi-carbon (C2+) products through sequential steps at distinct sites.
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