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How to Learn Deep-Level Transient Spectroscopy (DLTS): From Semiconductor Traps and Capacitance Transients to Activation Energy, Defect Concentration and Wide-Bandgap Reliability

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How to Learn Anammoxosomes and Ladderane Membranes: From Anaerobic Ammonium Oxidation to Nitrogen Loss and Unique Organelle Chemistry

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Wait, What? A Bacterium Can Build a Membrane-Bound Compartment for One of the Most Chemically Dangerous Reactions in Biology Anaerobic ammonium oxidation—anammox—converts ammonium and nitrite into nitrogen gas. That alone is unusual. The pathway also forms hydrazine, a highly reactive nitrogen compound better known as rocket fuel. Anammox bacteria solve this problem by concentrating much…

How to Learn Kelvin Probe Force Microscopy (KPFM): From Contact Potential Difference to Work Function, Band Bending, Surface Photovoltage and Dynamic Charge Mapping

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How to Learn Polyphosphate and Acidocalcisomes: From Phosphate Chains to Cellular Storage, Stress Chemistry and Biological Phosphorus Removal

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Wait, What? Cells Store Phosphate as a Long Chain—and Pack It Into Acidic Organelles That Span Bacteria, Archaea and Eukaryotes Phosphate is usually taught as a small ion used in ATP, DNA and membranes. But many cells polymerize inorganic phosphate into polyphosphate (polyP): a linear chain of tens, hundreds or thousands of phosphate residues joined…

How to Learn X-Ray Standing Wave (XSW/NIXSW): From Bragg Interference and Element-Specific Yield to Adsorption Heights, Interface Registry and Structural Reconstruction

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