Water at the Interface Between Defective Graphene and Cu or Pt (111) Surface

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The presence of defects in the graphenic layers deposited on metal surfaces modifies the nature of the interaction. Unsaturated carbon atoms, due to vacancies in the lattice, form strong organometallic bonds with surface metal atoms that highly enhan

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Interfaces: Modeling and computational strategies

Autor: Selli, D, Fazio, G., Ferrighi, L, Perilli, D, Seifert, G, Di Valentin, C

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Titanium Dioxide Nanomaterials: Progress in Synthesis and Application in Drug Delivery.

Autor: Zuo, Fanjiao¹ (AUTHOR) zuofanjiao@163.com, Zhu, Yameng¹ (AUTHOR) yameng354@163.com, Wu, Tiantian¹ (AUTHOR) wutiant@139.com, Li, Caixia¹ (AUTHOR) lcxtcm@126.com, Liu, Yang¹ (AUTHOR) yeeliuyang@163.com, Wu, Xiwei¹ (AUTHOR) wuxiwei2022@163.com, Ma, Jinyue¹ (AUTHOR) 13163106179@163.com, Zhang, Kaili¹ (AUTHOR) zkl101033@163.com, Ouyang, Huizi¹ (AUTHOR) huihui851025@163.com, Qiu, Xilong² (AUTHOR) qxlong@tjutcm.edu.cn, He, Jun¹ (AUTHOR) qxlong@tjutcm.edu.cn

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Publisher Correction: An electrochemical thermal transistor.

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