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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

Chemistry

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

Chemistry Article

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

Chemistry

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

Chemistry Article

The improvement of profoundly effective energy-stockpiling gadgets that can store environmentally friendly power is vital to a feasible future. In

Chemistry

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

Chemistry Article

Utilizing a modest polymer called melamine—the primary part of Formica—physicists have made a modest, simple, and energy-effective method for catching

Physics

Don’t believe the ‘structured water’ hype. A chemist explains why it’s nonsense.

Physics Article

Is there a "fourth period of water"? Occasionally you will see individuals hyping up the medical advantages of alleged hexagonal

Health

When Other Treatments Fail to Relieve Migraine Pain, Ketamine may be Used

Health Article

According to a study being presented at the ANESTHESIOLOGY® 2017 annual meeting, ketamine, a drug routinely used for pain relief and increasingly utilized for depression, may help people with migraine

Electronics & Semiconductors