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- Aug 26, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Graphene coating could cut the cost and impact of making batteries (opens the original)
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Graphene coating could cut the cost and impact of making batteries By easing the manufacture of dry electrodes, researchers aim to eliminate solvents and reduce energy and costs Highlights, news stories and awards from ACS meetings. Chicago—Lithium-ion battery manufacturers have been making electrodes the same way for decades. They coat metal foils with a slurry of electrode materials in a toxic solvent. Massive ovens dry the sheets, and complex systems recover the solvent. Coating electrodes wi
The Hiroshima atomic blast created a never-before-seen material (opens the original)
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Extreme conditions over the urban environment formed a multicomponent alloy with 6 metals
Making these nanocrystals has stumped chemists for 30 years (opens the original)
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Colloidal gallium nitride and titanium nitride nanocrystals could enable printed displays and implant coatings
Introducing rare earth MXenes (opens the original)
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New 2D materials are both semiconducting and magnetic, and could revolutionize future electronics
Wool waste gives strong, superinsulating silica aerogels (opens the original)
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Silica-keratin fiber composite aerogels are sustainable and cheap
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