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Chemistry: Covered. The latest news, research, features and opinion from across the chemical sciences. Published by the Royal Society of Chemistry.
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Chemistry World reports that a twist around a carbon–nitrogen bond starts the light-triggered switch, before the nitrogen–nitrogen bond rotates.
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Chemistry World describes how small imbalances between mirror-image molecules can grow until one form dominates.
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Chemistry World reports that researchers used the reagent to attach a fluorescent probe to the antibody trastuzumab.
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Chemistry World reports that a journal editor connected the two research teams after rejecting their similar papers.
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Chemistry World reports their reactions show how an excess of one mirror-image form of a molecule can grow.
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Chemistry World says large areas of the moon have little or no magnetic field, unlike the South Pole–Aitken Basin.
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Chemistry World notes that many pharmaceuticals and natural products have nitrogen-containing rings, such as pyridine.
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Chemistry World says Recarbrio was one of three therapies for these infections and examines possible implications for patients.
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Chemistry World reports there are no plans to transfer the site's mainly off-patent, export-focused production to other Syngenta sites.
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Chemistry World reports that his model of multicentre bonding helps explain how electron-deficient boron compounds hold together.
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Chemistry World reports a Science editor connected the teams after rejecting their papers and spotting similarities.
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The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences says their discoveries help chemists design reactions used in pharmaceutical manufacturing.
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Chemistry World traces his work on three-centre, two-electron bonds to research in materials science and medicine.
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Chemistry World reports that CISA says it can no longer vet roughly 9,000 people a month at high-risk chemical facilities.
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Chemistry World reports that a Yanshan University team produced sodium boride, then removed the sodium to leave a pure-boron structure with an open framework.
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Chemistry World reports that the study found a cap would cost consumers more than landfill taxes, but did not consider health and the environment under business as usual.
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Chemistry World reports that Aria is supporting 19 projects aimed at developing tools for precise, controlled changes to mitochondrial DNA.
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Chemistry World recounts a September 1944 incident in New York: 11 men went to hospital after eating oatmeal contaminated with sodium nitrite from the same restaurant, and half lost consciousness.
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Chemistry World reports that Athina Anastasaki and colleagues at ETH Zurich developed the method. Its linked description identifies hydrogen atom transfer agents as key to producing pristine monomers from old acrylic.
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Chemistry World reports Moeve will use dedicated solar power and grid electricity to run the plant. The Spanish government is covering some €300 million of the site’s more than €1 billion cost.