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Hidden 'In-Between' Materials Discovered by Scientists Could Supercharge Clean Energy

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By capturing the fleeting structures that form during chemical heating, researchers have discovered a brand-new form of bismuth vanadate that interacts with light in unique ways. This breakthrough offers exciting new possibilities for boosting the efficiency of solar fuels, clean hydrogen production, and green electronics.
By capturing the fleeting structures that form during chemical heating, researchers have discovered a brand-new form of bismuth vanadate that interacts with light in unique ways. This breakthrough offers exciting new possibilities for boosting the efficiency of solar fuels, clean hydrogen production, and green electronics.