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A new molecule paves the way for nickel to become a Greener photocatalyst by revealing essential steps in the reaction process.

Lately, the buzzword in valuable metals is palladium. The demand for this intriguing, brilliant white change metal continues to outstrip supply, pushing its price per ounce far above gold and

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A new study provides a deeper knowledge of skin durability.

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As somebody who has widely concentrated on what nature has delivered, Associate Professor Guy German likes to tell his understudies: You believe you're a decent

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Low-Cost and Environmentally Friendly Catalyst Expands the Range of Organic Molecules Made of Pyruvate

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Chemists from the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST) have created an organic catalyst that can drive reactions involving pyruvate, a critical

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Creation of a novel magnet that reduces the consumption of rare-earth elements by 30%.

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Dr. Jung-Goo Lee and Dr. Tae-Hoon Kim of the Korea Institute of Materials Science (KIMS), a government-funded research institute under the Ministry of Science and ICT, led a research team

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Scientists create microporous MOF traps to reduce harmful gases.

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Nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and sulfur dioxide (SO2) are poisonous gases that are damaging to both the environment and human health. They can fly hundreds of

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The Electron Drives a Weak but Important Bond in the Construction of Complex Structures

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How do you bring two molecules that are attracted to each other yet repel each other? A research team lead by Northwestern University has devised

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Originally used to embalm human bodies, this unique ingredient is now used to strengthen bamboo.

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Plastination, which was once employed to preserve bodies, is now utilized to reinforce biocomposites. Researchers at UBC Okanagan have repurposed a technology used to embalm human remains to improve the

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Through Electrochemical Communication, a New Approach to Bimetallic Catalysis Improves Rate

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Catalysts, which speed up and improve the efficiency of chemical reactions, are employed in the manufacturing of most of the chemicals we use on a

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A Design Change Aids in the Prevention of Malfunction in Energy-Storing Yarns

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Researchers from North Carolina State University discovered a solution to prevent electrical faults in yarns that store electrical energy in a recent study. The results

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The research could lead to the assembly line synthesis of commonly used amine-containing medicines.

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A team of researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign has identified a method for producing a certain type of molecule that could pave the way for new pharmaceuticals