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pmcCorrection to: Scientific Reports 10.1038/s41598-024-68645-8, published online 06 August 2024

The Acknowledgements section in the original version of this Article was incomplete.

“We want to thank the late Prof. Daniel Kost and Aliza Levkovitz, for the 15N-NMR spectrometric research work done together for over 30 years. It was the basis that led to the present research work. We wish to thank Prof. Dudy Bar-Zvi, Dr. Amira Rudi, Engineer Itsik Cohen (Bruker Israel), Prof. Adrian Israelson, Prof. Sen-Ichi Aizawa, Prof. David Avnir, Prof. Yossi Paltiel, Prof Itzhak Mizrahi and, Dr. Galit Yehezkel for their helpful comments. We wish to thank for helpful assistance: Dorit van-Moppes, Eyal Ben-Yehuda and Alina Katz, Library Information Specialists and Oded Shaul Ben-Izhak for Graphic editing.”

now reads:

“We want to thank the late Prof. Daniel Kost and Aliza Levkovitz, for the 15N-NMR spectrometric research work done together for over 30 years. It was the basis that led to the present research work. We wish to thank Prof. Dudy Bar-Zvi, Dr. Amira Rudi, Engineer Itsik Cohen (Bruker Israel), Prof. Adrian Israelson, Prof. Sen-Ichi Aizawa, Prof. David Avnir, Prof. Yossi Paltiel, Prof Itzhak Mizrahi and, Dr. Galit Yehezkel for their helpful comments. We wish to thank for helpful assistance: Dorit van-Moppes, Eyal Ben-Yehuda and Alina Katz, Library Information Specialists and Oded Shaul Ben-Izhak for Graphic editing. Dr. Tali Scherf is the incumbent of the Monroy-Marks Research Fellow Chair, at the Weizmann Institute of Science.”

The original Article has been corrected.
