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Structure Finally Resolved For The Famous Tebbe Reagent
Chemists elucidate the structure of the methylene-transfer reagent that helped put metathesis chemistry on the map
Chemists Trap Simple Phosphorus Oxide
Carbene-stabilized diphosphorus adduct splits molecular oxygen to form a stable version of diphosphorous tetroxide for the first time
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New Target For Malaria Drugs
Revelation of the essential role of a common enzyme in controlling disease transmission could lead to new medications
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Radical Approach To Better Batteries
Using a silicon-based radical compound as an anode material produces a high-power lithium-free battery for future automotive and power grid applications
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Print And Serve Nanoparticles
Researchers synthesize and pattern gold nanoparticles by depositing reactive ingredients onto a silicon surface with an ink-jet printer
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Microscopist Chemists
Methods for imaging samples in reactive environments advance microscopy and materials science
