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Three-dimensional heterogeneity in liquid electrolyte structures promotes Na ion transport and storage performance in Na-ion batteries

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By Mengying Ma, Binbin Chen, Huilin Pan
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Three-dimensional heterogeneity in liquid electrolyte structures promotes Na ion transport and storage performance in Na-ion batteries† Mengying Ma,‡a Binbin Chen‡acd and Huilin Pan *ab Abstract Unlike solid materials, the molecular structure and chemical distribution in electrolyte solutions have been considered in isotropic states. Herein, we reveal controllable regulation of solution structures in electrolytes by manipulating solvent interactions for Na-ion batteries.
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Combining gray matter volume in the cuneus and the cuneus-prefrontal connectivity may predict early relapse in abstinent alcohol-dependent patients

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By Junkai Wang, Yue Dong, Mengying Ma, Yuru Dong
| PLOS
The current study was designed to investigate structural and resting-state functional brain abnormalities in ADPs receiving inpatient treatment that subsequently abstained or relapsed, as compared with healthy controls (HCs) and the possible role of impulsivity in the relapse process. Behavioral impulsivity tasks and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans were first performed in all participants after inpatient treatment.
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Alterations in Brain Structure and Functional Connectivity in Alcohol Dependent Patients and Possible Association with Impulsivity

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By Yue Dong, Junkai Wang, Mengying Ma, Yi Ma
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Previous studies have documented that heightened impulsivity likely contributes to the development and maintenance of alcohol use disorders. However, there is still a lack of studies that comprehensively detected the brain changes associated with abnormal impulsivity in alcohol addicts. This study was designed to investigate the alterations in brain structure and functional connectivity associated with abnormal impulsivity in alcohol dependent patients.
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