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Outside Back Cover: Controlling Heterogeneous Catalysis With Subsurface Oxygen
Dorst, A.C., Jiang, Z., Gillum, M., Dissanayake, R.E.A., Jiang, B., Killelea, D.R. and Schäfer, T. (2026), Outside Back Cover: Controlling Heterogeneous Catalysis With Subsurface Oxygen. Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. e2026-m101900. https://doi.org/10.1002/anie.2026-m2803101900 Scite metrics Explore this article's citation statements on scite.ai powered by Generating QR code Select Format Something went wrong while generating your QR code. Please try again in a moment.
Controlling Heterogeneous Catalysis With Subsurface Oxygen
1 Introduction Heterogeneously catalyzed oxidation reactions over late transition metal surfaces are essential to modern industrial chemistry and have found widespread applications in many key areas of the modern chemical infrastructure [1-6]. Despite their broad relevance, these reactions continue to resist a unified, atomic-level description of how energy flows during catalysis and how specific surface sites dictate mechanistic pathways [7-11].
YOLOv7-Ship: A Lightweight Algorithm for Ship Object Detection in Complex Marine Environments
The complex environment around ships in the natural environment, such as land buildings, reefs, buoys, and other background interference information, is prone to cause interference to the target detection of ships. Existing public ship datasets, such as the SeaShips dataset proposed by Shao et al. [42], contain 7000 images of ship detection in six categories.
YOLOv7-Ship: A Lightweight Algorithm for Ship Object Detection in Complex Marine Environments
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