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Boron Ligands Boosting the Electrochemiluminescence Performance of Europium Metal–Organic Frameworks by Facilitating the Electronic Bridging

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By Shuying Li, Zhengang Han, Zhilan Wang, Yanjun Feng
| dx.doi.org
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Development and Research Status of Wear-Resistant Coatings on Copper and Its Alloys: Review

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By Yifan Zhou, Hongliang Zhang, Zhilan Wang, Dehao Liu
| MDPI
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Impacts of Tibetan Plateau Spring Snowmelt on Spring and Summer Precipitation in Northwest China

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By Zhilan Wang, Kai Yang, Feimin Zhang, Jinyu Zhang
| MDPI
Abstract : Snow on the Tibetan Plateau (TP) is an important signal for the prediction of East Asian climate. In this study, the relationship between the TP spring snowmelt and spring and summer precipitation in Northwest China (NWC) was investigated, along with the possible mechanisms linked to the impacts of snowmelt on precipitation. The results showed that the TP spring snowmelt had significant impacts on spring and summer precipitation in NWC.
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The Efficiency of Urban–Rural Integration in the Yangtze River Economic Belt and Its Optimization

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By Shougeng Hu, Gubu Muga, Zhilan Wang, Luyi Tong
| MDPI
Abstract : China has entered a new stage of integrated development of urban and rural areas under the constraints of scarce land resources and the need for high-quality economic and social development. While there is concern about the state and speed of urban–rural integrated development (URID), increasing attention is being paid to efficiency improvement.
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