Surface chemistry of MXene quantum dots: Virus mechanism-inspired mini-lab for catalysis
Scientific research is currently more interdisciplinary. Researchers have parsed the surface structure of virus, constructed the interaction model of virus-receptors, offering the clues for studying efficient targeted drugs. Likewise, catalysis is also highly relevant to modern human life. Exploring...
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