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A group of researchers from the College of Ottawa has fostered a creative procedure to fabricate complex synthetic designs from effectively open substrates, making it one of the easiest and

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A new breathalyzer for disease detection detects COVID in real time and could be used to identify cancer and lung illness.

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With every breath, people breathe out in excess of 1,000 particular particles, creating a special substance unique finger impression or "breathprint" rich with signs about

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Chemists Propose an Ultrathin Material to Double the Efficiency of Solar Cells

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Researchers are looking into radical new ways to improve solar power and give the industry more options to explore. Chemists propose making solar cells out

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Researchers create phosphates with excellent adsorption for radioactive cesium ion capture.

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Nuclear energy is essential for the production of cleaner energy, but the radioactive pollution that comes with it necessitates strategic solutions. Cesium (Cs+) is a harmful radionuclide produced by nuclear

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New antimalarial drug synthesis technology is developed by researchers.

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A method for synthesizing the highly potent antimalarial drug artemisinin has been developed by the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) and the University of Texas at

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Chemists have discovered that metal atoms play an important role in delicate organic synthesis.

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A small group of chemists at the Russian Academy of Sciences has discovered that catalysts used in fine organic synthesis rely heavily on metal atoms

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In order to improve photocatalytic water oxidation, researchers create an interfacial charge modification method.

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The water oxidation response includes a four-electron and four-proton move process, which requires a tough energy change and restricts the proficiency of the general photocatalytic water parting response. The interfacial

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Scientists use an improved X-ray technique to observe a mysterious chemical process.

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By combining two ultrafast X-ray spectroscopy methods, researchers at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory were able to record for the first time one of ferricyanide's fastest

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A graph neural network is used to quickly calculate the adsorption energy in heterogeneous catalysis.

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Instead of oil, it will be necessary to use feedstocks like plastics and biomass to achieve sustainability goals. In addition, industries are constantly looking for

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Significant Energy Savings may be unlocked by New Atomic-scale knowledge of Catalysis

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Catalysis is a process in which a catalyst, a substance that speeds up a chemical reaction without being consumed itself, is used to increase the efficiency of chemical reactions. This