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The 1,2,3,5-tetrazine family of chemicals, which has considerable potential for the production of medicines, biological probes, and other chemical products, has been the subject of the first generic technique of

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Scientists Have a New Way to Measure the Orientation of Molecules

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In some substances, the molecules align in a predictable, recurring pattern. They all point in different directions in some of them. However, the molecules arrange

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High Thermal Conductivity Shown by Cubic Silicon Carbide Wafer, Second Only to Diamond

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Researchers from the University of Illinois Urbana-Department Champaign's of Material Science and Engineering have found the answer to a long-standing mystery regarding cubic silicon carbide

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Using a Microbially Synthesized Electrolyte additive to Stabilize Lithium-ion Batteries

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To meet the energy demands of next-generation electronics and electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries with high-energy-density cathodes are required. However, at high voltages, the battery electrolyte decomposes excessively, compromising cathode performance.

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To produce clean energy materials, the mechanism of high proton conduction must be understood.

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Electrochemical gadgets, for example, like energy units, are becoming key for new power-age advances since they can effectively create sustainable power. Clay proton guides can

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A new method for identifying antibiotic-resistant genes demonstrates the limitations of’snapshot’ samples, as well as chlorination.

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Testing the items in a basic example of wastewater can uncover a ton about what they convey, yet they neglect to recount the entire story,

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GTUB3 is the first conductive and photoluminescent microporous metal-organic solid.

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Specialists at TU Berlin have fostered another material from the class of microporous metal-organic framework (MOF) compounds. From one viewpoint, such mixtures can store little atoms and gases like hydrogen,

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The team develops a protein-based substance that can withstand supersonic hits.

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A College of Kent group, led by teachers Ben Goult and Jen Hiscock, has made and protected another shock-engrossing material that could change both the

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Germicidal UV lamps: A balance of disinfection and air quality

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When the winter chill hits, people stay inside more frequently, giving airborne microbes like SARS-CoV-2 and flu prime opportunities to spread. Germicidal-bright (GUV) lights can

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A novel, one-of-a-kind covalent organic framework for use in medicine delivery and clean energy.

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As we continued looking for clean energy and feasible wellbeing arrangements, high-level materials with novel, adaptable properties assumed a vital role. Among them, another age of permeable solids known as