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An exploration group led by Prof. Lu Yi from the Shenzhen Establishment of Trend Setting Innovation (SIAT) of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences (CAS) has proposed three-layered (3D) conductive polymer-hydrogel

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Reaction Cascade for Fluorinated Molecules is Developed by Chemists

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Rarely does fluorine appear in organic molecules that are produced spontaneously. For the creation of pharmaceuticals or agrochemicals, this chemical ingredient is necessary. The creation

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Aromatic Molecules are Quickly Converted into Harmful Aerosols by Hot Chemistry

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Key first steps in the conversion of aromatic compounds, a significant component of traffic and other urban volatile emissions, into aerosol have been identified by

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A new study proposes an energy-efficient method of capturing and transforming carbon dioxide.

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In the competition to draw down ozone-depleting substances outflows all over the planet, researchers at MIT are focusing on carbon-catch advancements to decarbonize the most obstinate modern producers. Steel, concrete,

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New understanding for thiocyanate substitution-based halide perovskite stabilization

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FAPbI3, a promising sun-powered cell material with a cubic perovskite structure that is metastable at room temperature, can be settled by introducing a pseudo-halide particle

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Utilization of Nickel Catalysts Results in a Breakthrough in Beta-lactam Synthesis

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Nickel catalysts have gained popularity in recent years due to their versatility and low cost in a variety of chemical processes, including cross-coupling reactions and

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Scientists are looking for the remaining 99 percent of the chemical unknown.

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A new mass spectrometry procedure holds the potential for investigating nature's obscure synthetic universe.The universe is flooded with billions of potential synthetics. In spite of the stockpile of cutting-edge innovation

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A new method for detecting chiral compounds using light could substantially boost detection efficiency.

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Chiral particles are those that have two renditions that are identical representations, similar on our right and left hands. These particles have a similar construction

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Scientists have confirmed that nickel plays an important part in an ancient chemical process.

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Carbon dioxide (CO2) is the most plentiful ozone-harming substance causing environmental change and has existed on Earth well before people began delivering it into the

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Researchers create arrays of small crystals that deliver efficient wireless energy.

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Imagine an individual on the ground directing an airborne robot that gets its energy from a laser shaft, taking out the requirement for conveying a massively installed battery. That is