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Developing earthabundant active and stable electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution reactions HERs at large current densities has remained challenging Herein heterostructured nickel foamsupported cobalt carbonate hydroxide nanoarrays embellished with NiCoSx nanoflakes NiCoSxCoCH NAsNF are designed via roomtemperature sulfurization which can drive 10 and 1000 mA cm2 at low overpotentials of 55 and 438 mV for HER and exhibit impressive longterm stability at the industriallevel current density Surprisingly NiCoSxCoCH NAsNF after a 500 h stability test at 500 mA cm2 exhibit better catalytic performance than the initial one at high current densities Simulations showed that NiCoSxCoCH NAs have an optimized hydrogen adsorption free energy ΔGH of 002 eV owing to the synergistic effect of CoCH ΔGH 136 eV and NiCoSx ΔGH 003 eV EIPAInhibitor The electric field at the heterostructure interface leads to electron transport from CoCH to NiCoSx which enhances HER dynamics The hierarchical nanostructure has a large specific area and a superaerophobic surface which are beneficial to hydrogen generationrelease for efficient and stable HERWe report on the detection and stabilization of a previously unknown twodimensional 2D pseudopolymorph of an alkoxy isophthalic acid using lateral nanoconfinement The selfassembled molecular networks formed by the isophthalic acid derivative were studied at the interface between covalently modified graphite and an organic solvent When selfassembled on graphite with moderate surface coverage of covalently bound aryl groups a previously unknown metastable pseudopolymorph was detected This pseudopolymorph which was presumably trapped in between the surface bound aryl groups underwent a timedependent phase transition to the stable polymorph typically observed on pristine graphite The stabilization of the pseudopolymorph was then achieved by using an alternative nanoconfinement strategy where the domains of the pseudopolymorph could be formed and stabilized by restricting the selfassembly in nanometersized shallow compartments produced by STMbased nanolithography carried out on a graphite surface with a high density of covalently bound aryl groups These experimental results are supported by molecular mechanics and molecular dynamics simulations which not only provide important insight into the relative stabilities of the different structures but also shed light onto the mechanism of the formation and stabilization of the pseudopolymorph under nanoscopic lateral confinementIn situ anaerobic groundwater bioremediation of trichloroethene TCE to nontoxic ethene is contingent on organohaliderespiring Dehalococcoidia the most common strictly hydrogenotrophic Dehalococcoides mccartyi D mccartyi The H2 requirement for D mccartyi is fulfilled by adding various organic substrates eg lactate emulsified vegetable oil and glucosemolasses which require fermenting microorganisms to convert them to H2 The net flux of H2 is a crucial controlling parameter in the efficacy of bioremediation H2 consumption by competing microorganisms eg methanogens and homoacetogens can diminish the rates of reductive dechlorination or stall the process altogether Furthermore some fermentation pathways do not produce H2 or having H2 as a product is not always thermodynamically favorable under environmental conditions Here we report on a novel application of microbial chain elongation as a H2producing process for reductive dechlorination In soil microcosms bioaugmented with dechlorinating and chainelongating enrichment cultures near stoichiometric conversion of TCE 007 001 060 003 and 150 020 mmol L1 added sequentially to ethene was achieved when initially stimulated by chain elongation of acetate and ethanol Chain elongation initiated reductive dechlorination by liberating H2 in the conversion of acetate and ethanol to butyrate and caproate Syntrophic fermentation of butyrate a chainelongation product to H2 and acetate further sustained the reductive dechlorination activity Methanogenesis was limited during TCE dechlorination in soil microcosms and absent in transfer cultures fed with chainelongation substrates This study provides critical fundamental knowledge toward the feasibility of chlorinated solvent bioremediation based on microbial chain elongationFlow reactors are of increasing importance and have become crucial devices due to their wide application in chemical synthesis electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction HER or electrochemical waste water treatment In many of these applications catalyst materials such as transitionmetal chalcogenides TMCs for the HER provide the desired electrochemical reactivity for the HER Generally the flow electrolyzers performance is evaluated as the overall output but the decrease in activity of the electrolyzer is due to localized failure of the catalyst Herein we present a method for the spatially resolved tens of micrometers In Operando analysis of the catalytic activity under real operation conditions as well as the localized deposition of the catalyst in an operating model flow reactor For these purposes scanning electrochemical microscopy was applied for MoSx catalyst deposition and for localized tracking of the TMC activity with a resolution of 25 μm This approach offers detailed information about the catalytic performance and should find broad application for the characterization and optimization of flow reactor catalysis under real operational conditionsDetermination of how the properties of nanocarriers of agrochemicals affect their uptake and translocation in plants would enable more efficient agent delivery Here we synthesized star polymer nanocarriers polyacrylic acidblockpoly2methylsulfinylethyl acrylate PAAbPMSEA and polyacrylic acidblockpoly2methylsulfinylethyl acrylateco2methylthioethyl acrylate PAAbPMSEAcoMTEA with wellcontrolled sizes from 6 to 35 nm negative charge content from 17 to 83 PAA and hydrophobicity and quantified their leaf uptake phloem loading and distribution in tomato Solanum lycopersicum plants 3 days after foliar application of 20 μL of a 1g L1 star polymer solution In spite of their property differences 30 of the applied star polymers translocated to other plant organs higher than uptake of conventional foliar applied agrochemicals less then 5 The property differences affected their distribution in the plant The 6 nm star polymers exhibited 3 times higher transport to younger leaves than larger ones while the 35 nm star polymer had over 2 times higher transport to roots than smaller ones suggesting small star polymers favor symplastic unloading in young leaves while larger polymers favor apoplastic unloading in roots