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New phase of hydrogen discovered in which the diatomic molecules break apart to form six-atom rings, similar to graphene

We examine an egg on its journey from hen to table, including the first in situ monitoring methods, to ensure the perfect breakfast egg

Recently reported new class of quantum dot has the potential to combine magnetic and optical properties, opening the door for new applications

Have you ever found yourself in one of these familiar situations when you tell people you are a chemist?

Can you guess the famous scientist from the description?

The sandwich structure of a graphene/sulfur nanocomposite improves the performance of lithium sulfur batteries

Single-molecule methods have developed into a very powerful tool in medicine, chemistry, physics and biology

Size does matter when it comes to atoms in a crystal. A new theoretical study of inorganic chemistry might explain why

Interview with Erwin Reicher, first ever Professor of Applied Popularity Research, University of Kleinzack, on how to make chemistry popular