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Despite safer options, chemists choose hazardous solvents (opens the original)
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Despite safer options, chemists choose hazardous solvents Standard conditions can bias established solvents, analysis of patent data from 1976-2016 shows The latest chemistry news, including important research advances, business and policy trends, chemical safety practices, career guidance, and more. Solvents account for more than 80% of the waste generated during pharmaceutical manufacture, but their use remains largely governed by precedent and familiarity rather than by considerations of sust
Visible light knits nitroalkanes into alkenes (opens the original)
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Visible light knits nitroalkanes into alkenes The new reaction offers a simpler route to complicated double bonds found in some drug molecules The latest chemistry news, including important research advances, business and policy trends, chemical safety practices, career guidance, and more. A quirky photochemical process has become the latest addition to the toolbox for making alkenes, a process also known as olefination. The new reaction, reported independently by researchers in Germany and the
Encapsulated enzymes break free of biocatalysis limits (opens the original)
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Encapsulated enzymes break free of biocatalysis limits Confining enzymes in covalent organic frameworks allows them to work at much higher temperatures The latest chemistry news, including important research advances, business and policy trends, chemical safety practices, career guidance, and more. By immobilizing enzymes within a polymer cage, chemists at Bielefeld University have created a bulletproof jacket for the biocatalysts, enabling them to operate at record temperatures and efficiencies
Ben Katz showed the internet that some vegetables aren't vegetarian (opens the original)
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Ben Katz will ‘Mass Spec Everything’ to figure out what is in our food His work has revealed a lack of transparency in fruit- and vegetable-based products Education: Bachelor's, biomedical engineering, Georgia Tech, 2006 Current role: Development engineer, department of chemistry, University of California, Irvine Social media channels: MassSpecEverything on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Favorite sample analyzed: “It's got to be the one that started it all: ‘Taco Bell What's in the Meat?! ” Most
Using AI songs to learn physical chemistry (opens the original)
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Using AI songs to learn physical chemistry Musical format aims to make concepts and equations easier to grasp and remember The latest chemistry news, including important research advances, business and policy trends, chemical safety practices, career guidance, and more. Tom Lehrer’s periodic table song “The Elements” may finally have competition for chemistry’s catchiest tune. Undertaking a playful experiment, chemist Oliver Steinbock of Florida State University used artificial intelligence to g
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