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Chemistry (edition.cnn.com):
Scientists find evidence that an asteroid contains tryptophan
Chemistry (sciencealert.com):
Rare earth elements found forming in a plant – the fern Blechnum orientale - for the first time. The findings could lead to a more sustainable way of gathering these mineral resources that we are increasingly reliant upon.
Chemistry (newatlas.com):
Revolutionary biofuel battery is inspired by human metabolism | Using glucose and riboflavin in the creation of a biofuel flow cell which functions similarly to a human cell.
Chemistry (doi.org):
Synthesis and Computational Evaluation of N-Acetyl-Derived Schiff Bases Incorporating 1,2,4-Triazoles for Dual Inhibition of Prostate Cancer Cells and Carbonic Anhydrases
Chemistry (doi.org):
Database mining of ZINC15 natural compounds reveals potential thyroid receptor β agonists for NAFLD management: an in silico study
Chemistry (mdpi.com):
High-Efficiency Uranium Adsorption from Real Salt-Lake Brine Using Amine-Functionalized Lignin Microspheres
Chemistry (sciencedirect.com):
A novel approach to uranium extraction from seawater
Chemistry (sciencedirect.com):
Hiding bee propolis inside tiny "sponges" made from baker's yeast makes it dissolve much better and supercharges its power to fight germs and swelling
Chemistry (doi.org):
Researchers find that asymmetric organic materials respond more strongly to a magnetic field
Chemistry (sciencenews.org):
By combining an AI tool with chemical detection, researchers can identify blowfly species from their casings — all within about 90 seconds. This technology could be used to aid violent crime forensics and help quickly determine time of death.