A new approach using porous titanium oxide membranes achieves unprecedented ionic conductivity through in situ transformation. The optimized structure demonstrates 1239 mW cm power density, more than doubling previous benchmarks. This breakthrough could transform solid-state battery and fuel cell te
Scientists have engineered a core-shell nano-adsorbent demonstrating exceptional selectivity and capacity for toxic hydrogen sulfide gas removal. The innovative material achieved 94.3% adsorption efficiency under optimized conditions, according to recent findings.
Researchers have developed an advanced core-shell hybrid nanomaterial that demonstrates remarkable efficiency in selectively capturing toxic hydrogen sulfide gas, according to recent scientific reports. The MIL-101(Cr)@MIPs@H₂S adsorbent achieved an optimal adsorption capacity of 360.11 mg/g with 94.3% efficiency under carefully optimized conditions, sources indicate.
