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Researchers observe metal-trapping on mineral surfaces.
New catalyst material provides potential for cheaper renewable hydrogen production.
New insights from neutron diffraction reveal changes to atomic structure.
Studies of protactinium aim to understand its chemistry and its unique electronic properties in the actinide elements.
Thin coating of nanocrystals embedded in glass can electrically control light and heat from sunlight as it passes through a window.
Worms produce tiny clumps of soil that keep carbon taken in by plants from rapidly degrading and re-entering the environment.
Results show absorption properties of brown carbon depend more on burn conditions than fuel type, providing important information to model climates.
New tool identifies molecules that influence microbial communities.
Study reveals structural changes leading to catalytic activity.
Long-term ARM data used to evaluate precipitation simulations.
Long-term ARM datasets critical for cloud and solar energy studies.
Study examines impact of ice particle competition.
