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Chirality-induced spin selectivity as a mechanism to control product selectivity during electrochemical CO 2 reduction

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By Jeiwan Tan, Jacob Shelton, Demelza Wright, Azimul Haque, Simran S. Saund, Debjit Ghoshal, Trung Le, Trung Lê, Yifan Dong, Michelle A. Smeaton, Katherine L Jungjohann, Elisa M. Miller, Matthew Beard, Nathan R. Neale, Jao van de Lagemaat
| Nature Verified
Abstract Electrocatalytic CO2 reduction often suffers from competition with the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER), which lowers efficiency and limits product selectivity. Recent studies suggest that electron spin, when controlled at an electrode surface, can influence reaction pathways, but direct evidence linking spin effects to suppressed HER has been limited.
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The Algorithm Thinks, Therefore It Is?

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By Matthew Beard
| The Gothic Times Verified
“I think, therefore I am,” René Descartes exclaimed, asserting that the very act of thinking proves the existence of the self, further establishing existence as an undeniable truth, that is, a foundation for knowledge without the benefit of doubt.
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Books That Shape Us: Part Two

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By Matthew Beard
| The Gothic Times Verified
Have you ever walked into a Motor Vehicles office under the impression that you had entered a hellhole incarnate in the natural world? The first interaction greets you with hostility, and to your side, a verbal altercation unfolds between an employee and a customer. The environment is gloomy and dim, and the employees are no better, if not a caricature of the very environment itself. You are ready to finish your dues, get out, and avoid returning to the DMV for as long as you can hold off.
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