Tag: sustainable chemistry

Researchers in India used Phyllanthus emblica fruit extract as both reducing and stabilizing agent to synthesize crystalline silver nanoparticles whose ...

A new bibliometric review reveals that artificial intelligence and catalysis, despite explosive individual growth, intersect in only 0.02 percent of ...

A new review shows that persimmon-family plants can sustainably synthesize copper nanoparticles with potent antimicrobial, anticancer, and catalytic properties, though ...

Chemists have carried out the first documented esterification of agarose in an ionic liquid, recovering nearly 98 percent of the ...

A University of Eastern Finland interview study finds that recent EU chemicals legislation reforms present pharmaceutical sector stakeholders with both ...

Researchers at Saitama University converted waste polyamide plastic into carbon quantum dots whose photoluminescence was tuned continuously from ultraviolet to ...

Researchers at Yokohama National University tuned the balance between metallic cobalt and cobalt oxide during electrolysis to achieve highly selective ...

Seoul National University researchers discovered that controlling local pH near electrodes raises the selectivity of oxygen- and electricity-driven synthesis of ...

Researchers have developed a solar-powered lid insert with a lithium-boosted manganese oxide catalyst that continuously destroys garbage odor compounds such ...

A new edited volume surveys how graphitic carbon nitride and its engineered derivatives are advancing catalysis across organic synthesis, photocatalysis, ...