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A clever bioremediation innovation for tidying up per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, compound toxins that undermine human wellbeing and environmental manageability has been created by Texas A&M AgriLife scientists. The

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The development of a new method for manufacturing dialkyl ethers employing three hydroxylate alkene catalysts.

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Another review reveals that with regards to planning ultrabright strong state fluorescent materials, spanned gem plans may be the way to empower monomeric outflow and

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A new method for efficiently preparing samples for single-cell proteomics has been developed.

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The proteins that make up our cells contain an entire universe of data that, when opened, can provide insight into the origins of numerous fundamental

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Lutein is produced by a metabolically modified bacteria.

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Lutein is a xanthophyll compound that is bountiful in egg yolks, natural products, and vegetables. It protects the eye from oxidative damage caused by radiation and reduces the risk of

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Researchers are harnessing the strength of carbenes to make medications more easily and safely.

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In spite of being the most flexible structural blocks in natural science, compounds called carbenes can be excessively hot. In the lab, scientists frequently try

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For solid-state batteries without lithium, a new magnesium superionic conductor

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The improvement of profoundly effective energy-stockpiling gadgets that can store environmentally friendly power is vital to a feasible future. In this day and age, strong

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A simple, cheap material for carbon capture, perhaps from tailpipes

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Utilizing a modest polymer called melamine—the primary part of Formica—physicists have made a modest, simple, and energy-effective method for catching carbon dioxide from smokestacks, a vital objective for the United

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Proposed Lithium-ion Battery Substitute that is both Affordable and Sustainable

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Concerns about lithium-ion battery scarcity, high prices, and safety in long-term use prompted a team of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute researchers to propose a greener, more

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Stickers and a smartphone are used to detect nitrites in foods.

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Nitrates and nitrites give handled meats their trademark pink tone and strong flavor. Although many consumers should limit their use of these additives because they

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Nanoshell catalysts convert greenhouse gases into beneficial compounds.

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As a result of landfilling, animal cultivation, coal mining, and other human activities, methane outflows are one of the vital drivers of environmental change. For quite a long time, researchers