Metal nanolayer produces electricity from flowing brine.
Highlights
C&EN: 3-D printing forms superstrong, fracture-resistant ceramics
09 October 2019Polymerization method overcomes brittleness of silicon oxycarbide.
C&EN: Chemists build the tiniest spectrometer from a single nanowire
06 September 2019Device could pave the way for miniature analytical instruments.
C&EN: Catalysts turn racemic mixtures into single enantiomers
04 August 2019Light-driven deracemization process may offer general strategy for turning unwanted isomers into more useful mirror-image forms.
C&EN: Dichlorination catalyst eschews chlorine gas
31 July 2019Chloride salts are the sole source of halogen atoms for addition reaction with alkenes.
C&EN: Organic semiconductor photocatalyst does double duty
29 July 2019Graphitic carbon nitride simultaneously drives reduction and oxidation reactions.
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