Butadiene inside a nano cavity re-organizes its electron density and changes the isomerization process. Marco Severi
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With photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS/UPS), Surface Science Laboratory at TU Darmstadt and Clément Maheu investigated the doping mechanism of Spiro-OMeTAD and its interface energetics with MAPI as well as the creation of surface photovoltage inside full solar cells.
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Sneak a peek at how the molecular-level mechanisms control the crystal growth dimensionality in synthetic wax and consequently shape the macroscopic properties of the material. #research #physicalchemistry #crystallization
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What's inside the vibrational spectrum of the guanine-citosine dimer? Literature suggests that quantum effects might take place, so researchers employed semiclassical dynamics to have an answer. Ceotto_Group
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This study introduces a new approach for calculating diffusion coefficients of gaseous solutes in viscous liquids at room temperature. This is particularly useful for predictive modeling in gas separation, absorption & storage applications Feranmi
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Insights on the importance of surface engineering of halide perovskite crystals for X-ray detection. Ahmed Abdelhady Yuki Haruta
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Highlights from early career researchers in The Journal of Physical Chemistry C: Positive Electrode Reaction of Lithium–Oxygen Batteries with NO3–/Br– Redox Mediator under High Areal Capacity and Lean Electrolyte Conditions

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An organic diradical with a triplet (S = 1) spin state formed an antiferromagnetic Heisenberg spin chain in the crystal. The magnetic study revealed long-range ordering and an excitation gap in the highly isotropic Haldane system.
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Are you ready to discover the latest developments in cold chemistry? Our new Virtual Special Issue from JPC A is ready for you to read. #ColdChemistry . 🔗 go.acs.org/6Yl

A new study investigating the structural topology of gp28 in a lipid bilayer. gp28 is a 56 residue cationic antimicrobial peptide (CAMP) that is involved in cell lysis through disruption of the outer membrane (OM) Rasal Khan Gary Lorigan MiamiOH ChemBiochem
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In this article, the PTAA/Ag combination is highlighted as the hole transport layer and top electrode in large area (1 cm2) perovskite solar cells, which were found to be cost-effective and significant ambient stable.
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The three most common centrality measures in network theory were adapted to consider conduction time rather than number of steps. Flow through centrality tells a robust story of ion conduction in solids even when some sites are occupied.
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The Front Cover Art of our manuscript: 10.1021/acs.jpclett.3c01980 is now published in The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters.ACS for Authors
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A recent publication shows that ligands break the symmetry of the excitonic states in CdSe quantum dots resulting in multiexponential photoluminescence decay. Torben Steenbock
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✨Our new joint Virtual Issue from JPC A and JPC Letters highlights the broad range of fundamental and applied activities encompassed by the vibrant research field of chiroptical spectroscopy. ✨
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We at The Journal of Physical Chemistry A/B/C are proud to present this new Virtual Special Issue featuring a diverse group of rising stars in #physicalchemistry from more than 30 nations around the world. Browse all the papers 🔗 go.acs.org/6Xg

📢 Call for Papers: Heterogeneous Drivers of Ice Formation 📢
Crystal Growth & Design / ACS and The Journal of Physical Chemistry C are now accepting papers for a Special Issue highlighting new research on mechanisms that inhibit or facilitate ice formation. Learn More: go.acs.org/6Xd

Using radiotracer monitoring as a tool to decode the current dependence of transport selectivity of ions across cation exchange membranes Sanhita
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The latest research unraveled the mechanism of long-lived room temperature phosphorescence in albumin protein conjugated copper nanoclusters. The results presented open a new door for long term biological imaging using phosphorescence as a tool.
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A “crowding out effect” in PdNi bimetallic nanocatalysts is a new synergistic mechanism: the auxiliary Ni promotes the leaching of Pd active species into solution, thereby enhancing the Pd-catalyzed C-C coupling.
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