Dec 30, 2011
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This year’s headlines from my monthly Research Highlights column on ChemistryViews.org
Ouroboros Breathes Benzene
December — As benzene breathes, its aromaticity ebbs and flows according to new derivative current-density maps
Flexible Crystals
November — New discovery not only hints at existence of “flexible” crystals, but also shows how such materials could be probed in greater detail
Could Dopamine be the Most Evil Chemical in …
Dec 2, 2011
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The Q4 issue of the Cutting Edge of Chemistry (PDF) newsletter which I produce for ThomsonReuters is now online. In this latest issue:
Organic synthesis scheme showcase – The nutlins were first identified by scientists screening a chemical library at Hoffmann-La Roche. In this article, we showcase a new synthetic route to (-)-nutlin 3 recently developed by Tyler Davis and …
Nov 13, 2011
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The stars look very different today…The Alchemist thinks, thanks to recent revelations about the formation of complex organic molecules in space.
Also, different is an approach to generating fluorine-18 molecules for medical imaging and a technique to assess the risks associated with carbon nanotubes in the environment. A new sensor for the diagnostically important potassium ion comes up with glowing colors, and chemists achieve closure with a new metathesis catalyst for making natural products.
Finally, official recognition …
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