Using nanoscale zero-valent iron (nFe0) materials for heavy metal removal is a viable
approach for in situ groundwater pollution remediation. However, conventional nFe0 …

The absolute band edge positions and work function (Φ) are the key electronic properties of
metal oxides that determine their performance in electronic devices and photocatalysis …

Carbon materials are regarded as a promising adsorbent for the adsorption of volatile
organic compounds (VOCs). However, their adsorption behaviors are usually compromised …

Water interaction with mineral surfaces is a complex living system decisive for any
photocatalytic process. Resolving the atomistic structure of mineral–water interfaces is thus …

Achieving timely, reversible, and long-range remote tunability over surface wettability is
highly demanded across diverse fields, including nanofluidic systems, drug delivery, and …

Nanozymes were introduced approximately 15 years ago as inorganic materials capable of
mimicking the catalytic abilities of natural (protein-based) enzymes. While the catalytic …

Cerium oxide (CeO2) exhibits prominent catalytic activity in various organic reactions owing
to its unique acid–base and redox properties. One of the most interesting applications of …

We report here an experimental-computational study of hydrated TiO2 anatase
nanoparticles interacting with glycine, where we obtain quantitative agreement of the …

The structural properties, dynamical behaviors, and ion transport phenomena at the
interface between water and cerium oxide are investigated by reactive molecular dynamics …

Neuronal mitochondrial damage is the primary characteristic of Alzheimer's disease (AD); as
mitochondrial microRNAs (miRNAs) are crucial for maintaining mitochondrial function …