Mechanoluminescence (ML) located within the near infrared (NIR) spectral range may have hold promising applications in in-situ and real-time biomechanical imaging.
AGI Group's acquisition of Chemtrix B.V. expands its global reach, delivering high-performance flow chemistry solutions for diverse industrial applications.
A UChicago study reveals how electricity can boost chemical reactions in drug development, offering insights for more sustainable synthetic methods.
A new method for synthesizing thiochromenopyrroledione derivatives in blue light is proposed by Hitomi Yutaka, a professor, and Pijush Kanti Roy, a PhD candidate, from the Department of Applied Chemistry, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, along with their research team.
In collaboration with Prof. Zhaoliang Zhang's group at the University of Jinan, the Ningbo Institute of Materials Technology and Engineering of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has produced a unique electrification strategy that enhances NOX pollutant removal performance at low temperatures.
Green hydrogen can be produced through water electrolysis technology, which uses renewable energy to split water into hydrogen and oxygen without emitting carbon dioxide. However, the production cost of green hydrogen is currently around $5 per kilogram, which is two to three times higher than gray hydrogen obtained from natural gas.
The chemistry of organic matter and life depends on the atom carbon. Its most prevalent isotope, carbon-12, has incredibly intricate mechanics.
Researchers employ common plastics to kickstart radical chain reactions, creating a way to reuse plastic waste while improving process safety and efficiency.
In the search for cheaper, greener alternatives to routinely used precious metal catalysts like palladium, nickel has become an increasingly popular choice in the last two decades for organic chemists assembling fragments.
A thriving global economy is a major source of pollution, which presents several hazards to human health. Zhongyuan University of Technology researchers have suggested a novel approach for effectively converting nitrate, a common water contaminant, back into useful ammonia.
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