Cellulose is effectively converted into methanol, propylene, and ethylene glycol over Cu-based catalysts
Efficient Chemical Transformations of Cellulose
Random? Not at All
Long-ranged electrostatic order of ions at the nanoscale (in space and time) in solution defies assumption of random distribution
Scratching the Surface of Gold Nanocatalysts
In situ aberration-corrected electron microscopy aids the investigation of deactivation of catalytic gold nanoparticles
Etching Acids for Silicon Surfaces
Scientists analyzed how the composition of etching solutions determines the texture of silicon surfaces
Reversible Diels-Alder Reactions for More Enantioselectivity
Researchers have reported an enantioselective synthesis of lactones by using a Diels-Alder/retro-Diels-Alder approach
Molecules in Motion
Real-time observations of motion of individual molecules on a metal surface suggest entropy plays a crucial role in stability
Far Too Sensitive Explosives
Scientists prepared a highly energetic cation by amination of a tetrazole derivative
New Kids on the Block: Base-Modified Nucleoside Triphosphates
Modified nucleoside triphosphates suitable for enzymatic amplification techniques, such as PCR, unlike phosphoramidite equivalents
Anisotropy in Electronic Displays
A combined NMR and DFT approach helps understanding the behavior of liquid crystals
Methyl Ricinoleate as Platform Chemical
Methyl ricinoleate can be used as a platform chemical for the synthesis of a variety of functional compounds of interest