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People’s Daily slams Takaichi’s erroneous remarks on Taiwan using word 'severely' nine times

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By Zhong Yin
| Global Times Verified
Illustration: Liu Rui/GT Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recently made erroneous remarks about China's Taiwan island during a hearing in the Diet, even blatantly suggesting possible military involvement in the Taiwan question. Despite China's repeated solemn representations, Tokyo has refused to repent or withdraw its wrongful statements. Takaichi's reckless and dangerous provocation will ultimately lead her to reap what she has sown.
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Multi-plateau high-harmonic generation in liquids driven by off-site recombination - Nature Photonics

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By Angana Mondal, Ofer Neufeld, Zhong Yin, Angel Rubio, Nicolas Tancogne-Dejean
| Nature Verified
Abstract Non-perturbative high-harmonic generation has recently been observed in the liquid phase, and the underlying mechanism was shown to be different from that in gases and solids. Liquid-phase high-harmonic generation is currently understood in terms of a recollision mechanism with electron trajectories limited by electron scattering. The cut-off energy and its independence of the driving laser parameters are reproduced by this mechanism.
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Non-local X-ray intermolecular radiative decay probes solvation shell of ions in water - Nature Communications

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By Johan Söderström, Lucas M. Cornetta, Victor Ekholm, Ricardo Cleto Marinho, Marcus Agåker, Takashi Tokushima, Dana Bloß, Andreas C. Hans, Florian Trinter, Iyas Ismail, Yi-Ping Chang, Zhong Yin, Jan-Erik Rubensson, Gunnar Öhrwall
| Nature Verified
Abstract Aqueous solutions are crucial in chemistry, biology, environmental science, and technology. The chemistry of solutes is influenced by the surrounding solvation shell of water molecules, which have different chemical properties than bulk water due to their different electronic and geometric structure. It is experimentally challenging to selectively investigate this property-determining electronic and geometric structure.
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