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Manny I. Fox Morone

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Manny I. Fox Morone

    Chemistry in Pictures: Fluorescent tube (opens the original)

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    Showcasing the beauty of chemistry, chemical engineering, and related sciences. Thomas Burden was running a lot of chromatography columns when he was a PhD student at the University of York in 2022. Purifying compounds using flash column chromatography can take its toll on the psyche, but luckily for Burden, his project involved making colorful, crystalline coumarin derivatives like this one. Coumarin is a natural compound that glows blue under ultraviolet light, and as Burden added various func

  2. Article · Sep 14, 2026 · Manny I. Fox Morone

    Chemistry in Pictures: Controlling colors (opens the original)

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    Chemistry in Pictures: Controlling colors Showcasing the beauty of chemistry, chemical engineering, and related sciences. Despite the differences in color, these cuvettes each contain very similar nanomaterials. Each of these batches of carbon dots is made by carbonization, which in this case entails heating up long carbon-containing molecules, such as polysaccharides, in acid until they start to coalesce into nanoparticles. By changing the starting materials’ concentrations, the researchers wer

  3. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Manny I. Fox Morone

    Chemistry in Pictures: Droplet with a steering wheel (opens the original)

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    Chemistry in Pictures: Droplet with a steering wheel Showcasing the beauty of chemistry, chemical engineering, and related sciences. Chemists make all sorts of marvelous materials, drugs, and solutions, but at the end of the day, these inventions just sit there. That’s not the case with these dancing droplets created by Rakesh Narani, a postdoctoral researcher in the lab of Che-Jen Lin at National Tsing Hua University. The two-phase droplets—named Janus droplets after the two-faced Roman god—are

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