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February 19, 2024 Cover
Volume 102, Issue 5
Making homogeneous catalysis greener is about more than just swapping out precious metals for earth-abundant ones
Quote of the Week
“When you get down to it, green chemistry is just good chemistry.”
The elements of a green catalyst
Making homogeneous catalysis greener is about more than just swapping out precious metals for earth-abundant ones
4 new chemical technologies that are making an impact
C&EN takes a look at innovation emerging from the chemical industry’s big players
Recovering hydrogen from ammonia at large scale
Ammonia technology licensor KBR has brought a cracking technology to market
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Making propylene directly from ethanol
Sumitomo Chemical is developing a 1-step process intended to help it decarbonize
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Clean hydrogen with nanotubes on the side
Huntsman’s catalytic system sidesteps the carbon dioxide problem of methane-derived hydrogen
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The world’s first antiaging probiotic from the world’s largest chemical company
BASF is working on a delivery system to keep its wrinkle-reducing bacteria alive
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Chemical Safety Board plots new course
After completing 17 backlogged investigations, the US accident investigation agency is looking to start fresh
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Stephen Cochrane kills bacteria by thinking outside the cell
The organic chemist searches for antibiotics that attack bacteria’s membranes rather than their inner proteins
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Science Concentrates
- Food-based aerogel recovers gold from e-waste
- It’s the wax: blue fruits get their hue from their coating’s crystalline structure
- Skeletal-editing reaction turns pyridines into substituted benzenes
- Sponge study extends timeline of human-caused climate change
- Flexible silicon solar cells that can roll up
BASF to pull out of venture in China’s Xinjiang region
Firm faces pressure over ties to Uyghur human rights abuses
