SCI-America

09/16/2024

Using 3D-printed cyanobacteria to clean water https://ow.ly/Y6pB50PIQUP

09/16/2024

Scientists manipulate quantum mechanics to slow down a chemical reaction by 100 billion times https://ow.ly/vNFN50PLBoz

09/15/2024

Table Salt – The Surprising Secret Ingredient Revolutionizing Chemical Recycling https://ow.ly/uMj150PLzcH

09/15/2024

Scientists invent a bright way to upcycle plastics into liquids that can store hydrogen energy https://ow.ly/hJAs50PLyUg

09/15/2024

Quantum computer reveals chemical reaction in 100-billionth-speed slow-mo
https://ow.ly/fvu150PIR6x

09/14/2024

Chemists use nature as inspiration for a sustainable, affordable adhesive system https://ow.ly/2C8o50PLz9C

09/14/2024

Powering our future with sulfur
https://ow.ly/RCgV50PH7RX

09/13/2024

The of the water of life ( )

Kit Chapman takes a closer look at the chemistry of the water of life, from the slow reactions of its ageing to testing for fakes

09/13/2024

Old books can have unsafe levels of chromium, but readers’ risk is low

An analysis of a university collection found that the vibrant pigments coating some Victorian-era tomes exceed exposure limits for the heavy metal.

09/13/2024

New study shows promise for turning cuttlefish ink into sustainable biopolymers

Scientists in Japan have conducted a promising study on using melanin, a pigment found in cuttlefish ink, as a source for creating sustainable materials.