How can the Dual‐atom Catalyst FeCo–NC Surpass Single‐atom Catalysts Fe–NC/Co–NC in CO ₂ RR? – CO Intermediate Assisted Promotion via a Synergistic Effect

Synthesis and Characterization of Nanostructured CuO/CeO2 Catalysts via Ultrasound Assisted Techniques used for Selective Oxidation of CO

Can ISPs and Overlay Networks Form a Synergistic Co-existence?

Overlay networks are becoming increasingly popular for their ability to provide effective and reliable service catered to specific applications [1][2][3]. For instance, this concept has been used in peer-to-peer services like SplitStream, content delivery networks like Akamai, resilient networks like RON and so on. Overlay networks consist of a number of nodes (spanning one or many domains) tha...

Investigation of CO Injection Effect on the Methanol Production in a Single Type Reactor in the Presence of Catalyst Deactivation

Catalytic Co-Homologation of Alkanes and Dimethyl Ether and Promotion by Adamantane as a Hydride Transfer Co-Catalyst

Competitive reactions between C-labeled dimethyl ether (C-DME) and unlabeled alkenes have been used to examine the mechanistic details of chain growth and termination pathways leading to the selective formation of triptane and isobutane by means of the homologation of DME or methanol (Scheme 1). These studies have also provided specific and quantitative evidence for the ubiquitous role of carbe...

HOW THE KONDO EFFECT CAN EXIST IN Gd INTERMETALLIC COMPOUNDS

Based on the crystal and magnetic structural properties of some Gd intermetallic compounds, it is shown that with increasing conduction electron concentration, Gd experiences electronic and magnetic instability, and that these behaviors point to the appearance of Kondo Lattice. We suggest that the conduction electrons have gained local character. It is shown that Kondo effect should be observed...