341 papers
This study presents a low-cost, accessible TLC-UV/Vis spectrophotometric method for screening the total content and relative proportions of branched-chain amino acids in dietary supplements, offering a viable alternative for routine quality control despite its inability to fully replace reference chromatographic techniques.
This study demonstrates that Pt,Ru-codoped In₂S₃/Ta₂O₅ heterostructured films, optimized with 75 wt.% In₂S₃ and fabricated via hydrothermal and doctor blading methods, achieve 92.0% visible-light degradation of Rhodamine B within 120 minutes by leveraging narrow bandgap absorption, oxygen vacancies, and strong electronic interactions to enhance charge separation and superoxide radical generation.
This study demonstrates that microwave drying at 300W yields lemon verbena essential oil with the highest concentration of secondary metabolites and diverse bioactive compounds, while oven drying at 30°C produces the strongest antimicrobial activity against *Streptococcus pyogenes*, highlighting the significant influence of drying techniques on the oil's chemical profile and pharmaceutical potential.
This study presents a surrogate-free inverse-design workflow combining recurrent-neural-network-guided Monte Carlo Tree Search with in-loop GFN2-xTB scoring to successfully generate a library of polyimide constitutional repeating units that simultaneously achieve deep ionization potentials and large electron affinities, overcoming the typical trade-off between these properties.
This paper reports the synthesis of a gel polymer electrolyte with a tetra-branched network structure via a thiol-yne click reaction, demonstrating that its ionic conductivity is influenced by polymer content and PEG chain length, which facilitates lithium cation transport along the polymer chains in addition to the electrolyte solution.
This study reports a MOF-derived prismatic rod-like CoP electrode (CoP/NF) that exhibits exceptional hydrogen evolution reaction performance and long-term stability through synergistic electronic modulation, a conductive carbon matrix, and a nanoarchitecture rich in active sites.
This study demonstrates that a 3D cerium-doped indium sulfide hydrogel photocatalyst effectively degrades sulfamethoxazole (up to 91% efficiency) and simultaneously produces hydrogen peroxide under visible light by leveraging improved charge separation, a reduced band gap, and hydroxyl radical generation.
This study demonstrates that a unified formation-stage charge-acceptance partitioning index can effectively detect diverse lithium-ion battery manufacturing defects by capturing their common convergence on reduced charge acceptance, offering a simple and low-cost alternative to complex, defect-specific screening methods.
This paper proposes a systematic factorial study to resolve the sprouting paradox—where wheat sprouting reduces phytic acid but fails to improve iron bioavailability—by testing a three-step strategy of nitrogen-atmosphere drying, citrate chelation, and bile salt optimization to maintain iron in a bioavailable ferrous state.
This study demonstrates that bench-scale rougher flotation of copper tailings from southern Peru can effectively upgrade iron content to approximately 50.8 wt.% with a recovery of 58.3%, achieving a reproducible baseline for Fe recovery while noting that the absence of specific sulfur and mineralogical data prevents confirmation of pyrite recovery or environmental desulfurization.