Green phosphonate Chemistry: Review examines its capacity
Phosphorus is an important raw material that must be more efficiently recycled. Organic phosphorus compounds also require more environmentally friendly production methods.
Chemistry
When AI goes to your veins: Physiologists use nerve network to analyze the function of ion channels
The deep neural network will allow to analyze the signal transfer of nerve cells in real time in the future. It is the result of a study conducted by a physiologist at Frederick-Alexander-Anwaritite Erlangen-Narneburg (FAU) that has been published in
Chemists are discovered by normal plastic pigments
It turns out that there is a superpower in a black plastic lid above your coffee cup. And the Statch Lab in Princeton Chemistry, which exposed it, is exploiting at least two major types of plastic to recycle the property.
New insight into the perception of coffee taste – genetic tendency plays a role
Why is coffee taste more bitter for some people, it does for others? Researchers of Liboniz Institute for Food System Biology have now come close to answering this question at Technical University Munich.
New research causes viable solutions for polycotton textile waste recycling
In a paper published in Nature Communications, researchers at the Industrial Sustainable Chemistry Group of Amsterdam University (UVA) presents a solution to the challenging problem of recycling Polycoton textile waste.
Durable Plastic Novel Polymerization Process Founds A Stability Makeover
Car tires, replacement hip joints, bowling balls- these and other items are made of a square of plastic, called thermoset, known for extreme durability.
Catalyst Life: Scientists reveal unexpected forms during lack of nitrate
Scientists have progressed in the field of electrochetitis. His latest research published in Journal Nature Materials highlights how catalysts can live in unexpected forms during the process of nitrate deficiency.
Research highlights the power of metabolic modeling to generate individual probiotics
A complex ecosystem of bacteria plays an important role in human intestine microbiome, overall health. The imbalance in this ecosystem, known as dysbiosis, is connected to various inflammatory conditions.
Scientists make ‘molecular nets’ to remove pollutants from water
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The novel enzyme profiling method identifies top candidates for plastic recycling
Polyethylene terefthelet (PET) is one of the most widely used plastic, usually found in bottles, fibers and many other products. It is a unique member of the plastic family as it can be broken by Petis into its component units