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Techniques capable of measuring adsorption processes in solution typically rely on indirect methods. Here, a magnetic sustentation technique is shown to rapidly and directly measure the mass of adsorbates in four paramagnetic metal–organic framework materials in solution.
To reach a net-zero energy economy by 2050, it is critical to develop negative emission technologies, such as CO2 reduction electrolyzers, but these devices still suffer from various issues including low utilization of CO2 because of its cross-over from the cathode to the anode. This comment highlights the recent innovative design of membrane electrode assembly, utilizing a bipolar membrane and catholyte layer that blocks CO2 cross-over and enables high CO2 single-pass utilization.
The generation of stationary patterns is often studied under constant experimental conditions, but in biological systems parameters such as chemical flow are not stationary. Here, the authors use experiments and numerical analyses to elucidate the mechanisms controlling Turing patterns under periodic variations in chemical feed concentration.
