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Atomic-scale reconstruction of sapphire induced by selective tribochemical removal of surface atoms

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By Jinhao Zhang, Chunhong Li, Yinhui Wang, Yongjie Zhang, Zhixian Chen, Jun Yang, Hui Deng
| Nature Verified
Abstract Although biomimetic nanostructured surfaces can impart exceptional properties, their inherent fragility makes them prone to failure under mechanical wear. This study presents a method for friction-induced atomic-scale surface reconstruction of sapphire, resulting in durable, scale-like nanostructures that retain the hardness of bulk the sapphire (27.2 GPa).
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Study on the Flame Propagation Characteristics of Coal Dust Explosions in Soaked and Air-Dried Conditions

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By Jiahui Song, Ke Gao, Yinhui Wang, Yujiao Liu
| ACS Publications
1. Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Coal serves as a fundamental energy source and an important industrial raw material in China, playing a pivotal role in the national economy. (1,2) Coal in the process, after long-term exposure to soaking and subsequent drying environments, leads to changes in the flame propagation characteristics of coal dust explosions and poses a severe threat to coal mine production.
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Synergizing Renewable Energy and Circular Economy Strategies: Pioneering Pathways to Environmental Sustainability

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By Yinhui Wang, Yugang He, Xiaodan Gao
| MDPI
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