Atomic rearrangement changes a material’s physical and chemical properties, which may lead to potential applications across disciplines, including in sustainable energy. With two decades of focused attention on how regulating such rearrangements—a process called phase engineering—may enable sustainable energy conversion processes, researchers in China have summarized the work so far, including how the field might progress.
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Source: Phys.org