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Scientists have pioneered a method to prevent aqueous battery electrolytes from freezing at extreme temperatures as low as -117°C. The breakthrough leverages cation effects to disrupt hydrogen bonding between water molecules, enabling stable operation in harsh environments. This development could revolutionize energy storage for polar research, space exploration, and winter conditions.
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking approach to prevent aqueous battery electrolytes from freezing at extremely low temperatures, according to reports published in Nature Communications. The study reveals how strategically selected cations can reconfigure hydrogen bonds between water molecules, enabling aqueous zinc-based batteries to function reliably at temperatures as low as -80°C. This breakthrough addresses a critical limitation of conventional aqueous batteries, which typically fail in freezing conditions due to electrolyte solidification.
Scientists have unveiled a transformative chemical synthesis method enabling efficient production of diverse esters and lactones from readily available materials. The innovative approach overcomes longstanding challenges in selective carbon-carbon bond activation, opening new pathways for pharmaceutical and industrial applications.
Chemical researchers have developed a groundbreaking method for synthesizing complex esters and lactones through selective activation of strong carbon-carbon bonds, according to reports in Nature Communications. The innovative technique utilizes palladium catalysis to transform readily available substrate materials into valuable chemical products that were previously challenging to produce efficiently.
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