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Sam Kim

Hot electrons from quantum dots break tough bonds using 99% less energy: Study

Hot Electrons from Quantum Dots Break Tough Bonds Using 99% Less Energy: Study Imagine using just a flicker of sunlight to break stubborn chemical bonds that once required an immense amount of energy. This seemingly futuristic scenario is now a reality, thanks to a groundbreaking study on hot electrons from quantum dots. The study reveals […]

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