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  1. ; ; ; ; ; ; (, Dalton Transactions)
    Compounds of polyatomic anions are investigated theoretically as hosts for thorium in nuclear clock devices. 
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    Carreira, Erick (Ed.)
    Thehydrogenoxidationreaction(HOR)inalkalineelectrolytesexhibitsmarkedlyslowerkineticsthanthatinacidic electrolytes.Thisposesacriticalchallengeforalkalineexchangemembranefuelcells(AEMFCs).Theslowerkineticsinalkaline electrolytesisoftenattributedtothemoresluggishVolmerstep(hydrogendesorption).IthasbeenshownthatthealkalineHOR activityonthePtsurfacecanbeconsiderablyenhancedbythepresenceofoxophilictransitionmetals(TMs)andsurface-adsorbed hydroxylgroupsonTMs(TM−OHad),althoughtheexactroleofTM−OHadremainsatopicofactivedebates.Herein,usingsingle- atomRh-tailoredPtnanowiresasamodelsystem,wedemonstratethathydroxylgroupsadsorbedontheRhsites(Rh−OHad)can profoundly reorganize the Pt surface water structure to deliver a record-setting alkaline HOR performance. In situ surface characterizations,togetherwiththeoreticalstudies,revealthatsurfaceRh−OHadcouldpromotetheoxygen-downwater(H2O↓)that favorsmorehydrogenbondwithPtsurfaceadsorbedhydrogen(H2O↓···Had-Pt)thanthehydrogen-downwater(OH2↓).TheH2O↓ furtherservesasthebridgetofacilitatetheformationofanenergeticallyfavorablesix-membered-ringtransitionstructurewith neighboringPt−Had andRh−OHad,thusreducingtheVolmerstepactivationenergyandboostingHORkinetics. 
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    Achieving ultranarrow absorption linewidths in the condensed phase enables optical state preparation of specific non-thermal states, a prerequisite for quantum-enabled technologies. 
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