All Solvent articles – Page 2
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Research
Propeller molecule acts as chirality sensor for solvents
Unusual chiral induction phenomenon observed in a molecular system
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Carbon rings weaved into solvent-cleaning mesh
Tiny pores in conjugated carbon network cleanse organic solvents of impurities
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Errors in continuum solvent models unravelled at last
Study reveals when, and how, continuum solvent methods fail in computational studies of solvent-phase reaction mechanisms and provide an alternative solvent modelling strategy
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Hydrogel saves precious artwork to reveal hidden ‘Michelangelo’ message
New non-invasive technique safely removes sticky tape without damaging works of art
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Feature
Solvents and sustainability
Organic solvents make up a huge part of the waste from the chemical industry. Clare Sansom looks at efforts to reduce the loss or replace them entirely
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Solvation caught in the act
Water molecules observed arranging themselves into solvation shell around azo dye
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Business
AkzoNobel paint plant is ‘world’s most sustainable’
Biomass and solar-powered UK factory will recycle water and solvents, and is more flexible to reduce waste
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An absolute acidity scale for solvents
Comprehensive solvent acidity scale could help make acid-catalysed reactions more reliable and reproducible
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Polar solvents promote halogen bonds over hydrogen ones
Solvent decides bonding battle winner in supramolecular systems
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Opinion
Outlines of ignorance
There’s a lot about chemistry that we just don’t understand very well yet
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Opinion
In search of solvation
Process chemistry opens up a whole new world when it comes to solvent choice
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Research
Chicken feed and food ingredients tame organolithium chemistry
Three second alkylation happens in air without cooling – or bursting into flames
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Carbonate solvent makes for greener leather
Propylene carbonate helps to reduce amount of wastewater generated during leather tanning
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Podcast
Dichloromethane
It smells sweet, is potentially lethal and organic chemists rely on it: Emily James on dichloromethane
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