Chemistry

Biogenic amines (BAs) are a group of low-molecular-weight organic nitrogen compounds that are released when foods like fish, meat, and cheese break down. While the body uses BAs in small

Forensic science, flavor/odor engineering, pharmaceutical firms, and other chemical industries depend on the capacity to discriminate between two chiral enantiomers. When compared to their predecessors, a new generation of chiral

Unbending plastic is exceptionally valuable, however challenging it is to reuse. Basically, it was, until the revelation of supposed vitrimers. Utilizing those vitrimers, scientists at Wageningen College and Exploration have

Copper catalysts have been shown to be effective in converting carbon dioxide (CO2) into useful liquid fuels such as methanol and ethanol. Recently, a team of researchers from the University