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Wafer-Scale Hyper-Porous Graphene Network With Intrinsic Ferromagnetism at Room-Temperature

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By Chao Wang, Nan Jian, Meijie Yin
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
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Coupling cation migration with segregation for versatile air electrode in proton-conducting ceramic cells

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By Zhipeng Liu, YUAN ZHANG, Hongxin Yang, Junbiao Li, Haojie Zhu, Shuo Zhai, Nai Shi, Nanqi Li, Yuchen Wu, Jun L Zhou, Meijie Yin, Qianling Zhang, Minhua Shao, Zongping Shao, Bin Chen, Heping Xie, Junda You, Suling Shen
| Nature Verified
Abstract Proton conducting ceramic cells enable efficient electrocatalytic H2-to-power conversion, yet their perovskite air electrodes demand versatile properties: high bulk proton uptake/conductivity, fast surface oxygen kinetics, and operational stability. Conventional single-phase perovskites usually fail to meet these demands simultaneously. Here, we show a facile strategy that couples bulk cation migration with surface segregation to enhance the versatility of the air electrode.
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Remarkable Roles of Cu To Synergistically Optimize Phonon and Carrier Transport in n-Type PbTe-Cu2Te

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By Yu Xiao, Haijun Wu, Wei Li, Meijie Yin
| American Chemical Society
High thermoelectric performance of n-type PbTe is urgently needed to match its p-type counterpart. Here, we show a peak ZT ? 1.5 at 723 K and a record high average ZT > 1.0 at 300–873 K realized in n-type PbTe by synergistically suppressing lattice thermal conductivity and enhancing carrier mobility by introducing Cu Te inclusions.
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