Magnetic switching by using light might lead to a new type of computer storage medium based on an octahedral iron salt
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Silky Sunscreen
One of the perennially fascinating materials to be found in nature is silk; it's natural UV protective nature was investigated
Bonding Knowledge by Dissociation
Infrared photodissociation spectroscopy reveals how hydrated ammonia and amine ions behave when trapped in clathrate cages
Magnetic Catalytic
A magnetic microgel acts as a support material for a palladium catalyst, improving efficiency and recyclability in Suzuki and Heck reactions
Synthetic Graphene Fragments
Synthetic routes to large, extended polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, which might be considered as fragments or "cutouts" of graphene
Luminescent Clusters
A calixarene ligand can be used to create a new class of lanthanide clusters with potential in magnetic and luminescence studies
Energetic Materials
Highly energetic nitrogen compounds that can be readily detonated but do not explode on simple impact developed
Fullerenols: Fulfilling our Future Energy Needs
Carbon to catalyze low-carbon, hydrogen economy
Evolving Nanopores
Directed evolution techniques used to build biological nanopores with specific dimensions, thus allowing specific analytes to be targeted
Stability on the Branch Line
A new explanation as to why branched alkane hydrocarbons are more stable than their unbranched isomers has been developed