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Amanda Carr

Assistant Chemist

Argonne National Laboratory

United States

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Paul Fenter

Argonne Distinguished Fellow, Senior Scientist, Group Leader

Argonne National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Julia Neumann

Assistant Chemist

Argonne National Laboratory

UNITED STATES

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Xiaoyu Wang

Assistant Professor

University of Arkansas

UNITED STATES

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Johannes Lützenkirchen

Staff Scientist

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

GERMANY

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Amanda Carr

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pH-Driven Restructuring of Hydration Layers and Cation Adsorption at the Alumina–Water Interface

Synchrotron X-ray Methods to Advance Rare Earth Separations

Cooperative Lanthanide Solvation in an Ionic Liquid for Critical Materials Separations

Harnessing Outer-Sphere Hydrogen Bonding Interactions for Enhancing Ln(III) Selectivity with Alcohol Phase Modifiers

Unraveling pH-Dependent Changes in Adsorption Structure of Uranyl on Alumina (012)

Experimental and Numerical Investigation of Stratification Regimes in Drying Polystyrene and Silica Nanoparticle Films: Implications for Evaporative Self-Assembly of Colloidal Particles

Monovalent ion–graphene oxide interactions are controlled by carboxylic acid groups: Sum frequency generation spectroscopy studies

A simple method for floating graphene oxide films facilitates nanoscale investigations of ion and water adsorption

Heavy versus Light Lanthanide Selectivity for Graphene Oxide Films Is Concentration-Dependent

Ion and water adsorption to graphene and graphene oxide surfaces

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Paul Fenter

Julia Neumann

Xiaoyu Wang

Johannes Lützenkirchen

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