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Crystal Defects at the Nanoscale Could Lead to Better Energy Storage Devices

Medicine & Technology May 14, 2021

While purity is often associated with better material performance, some naturally occurring crystal defects at the nanoscale could be leveraged for better energy storage materials.

Defects can help soak up pollutant faster in nanomaterials

Mar 14, 2019

Adding defects into the structure of a metal-organic framework, research shows that it could absorb toxic pollutants faster in industrial wastewater.

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Crystal Defects at the Nanoscale Could Lead to Better Energy Storage Devices

Defects can help soak up pollutant faster in nanomaterials

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