As the most active new frontier, a single-atom catalyst (SAC) combining the merits of heterogeneous and homogeneous catalysts would have a significant effect on the 100 year history of ammonia synthesis research. Here, the Ru SAC has been demonstrated to be active and efficient for ammonia synthesis. To this end, an ideal model catalyst, pure siliceous zeolite-supported Ru SAC (Ru SAs/S-1), which shows surprising catalytic ammonia synthesis activity compared to that of a conventional Ru catalyst, was designed. Both atomic-resolution scanning transmission electron microscopy, X-ray absorption spectrometric analysis, and in situ diffuse reflectance infrared Fourier transform spectroscopy identify the single-Ru-atom nature of Ru SAs/S-1 before and after the reaction. Further DFT calculations reveal that the reaction mechanism is different from traditional mechanisms. Therefore, this paper provides an alternative SAC strategy to design high-performance Ru catalysts for ammonia synthesis.

Perivascular epithelioid cell tumor (PEComa) is a rare tumor which arises from mesenchymal tissues. It is predominant in the uterus, but very rare in the liver. To the best of our knowledge, less than 5 cases of PEComa of the liver have been reported. Herein we present two pathologically proven cases of PEComa of the liver, retrospectively analyze their clinical and imaging features, and review the literature.

Background Lymphoid interstitial pneumonia (LIP) is a very rare disease and its malignant transformation is even more rare. LIP is easily misdiagnosed by clinicians and radiologists. Case presentation The medical record of a 64-year-old female with Sjogren's syndrome was reviewed. The clinical and pathological data along with chest CT images were obtained. The literature related to the transformation was reviewed. There were no specific clinical manifestations of LIP and its transformation into malignant lymphoma in the patient. The chest CT mainly displayed multiple cystic foci, with multiple nodules and ground-glass shadows in both lungs. Conclusions Malignant transformation to lymphoma is suspected with findings of large nodules (> 11 mm) or their sizes doubly increased, pleural effusion and alveolar consolidation.

Three-dimensional ordered zeolite template carbon (ZTC) with an impressive supercapacitor performance is prepared via a novel high isostatic pressure-assisted nanocasting method.