On the complex structural diffusion of proton holes in nanoconfined alkaline solutions within slit pores

Nature·Aug 23

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Research is being conducted on the behavior of protons in confined water environments, including their diffusion and transfer properties. The studies appear to be exploring various aspects of proton behavior, including their interaction with interfaces and materials, and the effects of nanoconfinement. The investigations seem to be relevant to multiple fields, including fuel cells, water electrolysis, and biological systems.

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charge defects at electrified gold/water interfaces govern their properties

Nature·Sep 19

Proton transfer through the water gossamer

PNAS·Mar 5

Similarities and Differences between Gas Diffusion Layers Used in Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cell and Water Electrolysis for Material and Mass Transport

Wiley & Sons·Jun 18

Probing the mechanisms of proton transfer in liquid water

PNAS·Mar 3

Nanoconfinement effects on hydrated excess protons in layered materials

Nature·Aug 16

Large-scale physically accurate modelling of real proton exchange membrane fuel cell with deep learning

Nature·Feb 14

High-resolution in situ structures of mammalian respiratory supercomplexes

Nature·May 29

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