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Directing Ru-based acidic oxygen evolution catalysts toward a universal dual-site pathway

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By Yingjie Hu, Yongde Long, Baoguang Mao, Zeqiang Yu, Linjie Zhao, Cheng Tang, Chaoyang Sun, Chuangang Hu, Ruitian Kou
| Nature Verified
Abstract The oxide path mechanism offers vision possibility from kinetics for the anodic oxygen evolution reaction, yet its universal activation remains elusive due to the difficulty of constructing globally appropriate interatomic distances.
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Machine learning-based risk prediction model for postoperative abdominal distension after spinal surgery under general anesthesia

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By Shihao Zhou, Yingjie Hu, Xialin Li, Zheng Huang, Dazhi Yang, Xihong Mou, Chanli Wu, Liju Xie
| Frontiers in Medicine
Abstract Background: Early identification of patients at risk of postoperative abdominal distension after spinal surgery remains clinically difficult. Machine learning may improve risk prediction by integrating routinely available perioperative information.
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One-Pot Direct Recycling of Spent LiCoO 2 via Synergistic Binder Defluorination and Phase Reconstruction

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By Yingjie Hu, Fan Li, Songhu Ye
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction The rapidly growing number of spent lithium-ion batteries has created an urgent need for efficient, low-carbon, and high-value recycling technologies [1-3]. Direct regeneration, which repairs the degraded cathode material while preserving its original crystal framework, is considered a promising closed-loop solution. However, its practical implementation faces two closely intertwined challenges [4, 5].
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