Interface between air and water gets a new twist
Vibrational spectroscopy technique reshapes our understanding of how water molecules behave at the boundary
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Giant barocaloric cooling effect offers a new route to refrigeration
Environmentally friendly dissolution-based method reduces temperature of water by nearly 27 K in just 20 seconds
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Making molecules with superheavy elements could shake up the periodic table
New atom-by-atom technique demonstrated for the first time with nobelium might ensure that elements at the bottom of the table are grouped correctly
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Microwaves slow down chemical reactions at low temperatures
Radiation affects quantum states of carbon monoxide
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Splitting water takes more energy than theory predicts – and now scientists know why
Flips in the orientation of water molecules explain sluggish reaction speeds
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Scientists uncover hidden properties of rare-earth element promethium
The first observation of a promethium complex in solution represents a significant advance in rare-earth research
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Scientists identify a ‘sugar world’ beyond Neptune
The surface of a Kuiper Belt object called Arrokoth is rich in glucose, ribose and other sweet molecules
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Organic molecule from trees excels at seeding clouds, CERN study reveals
Sesquiterpene creates cloud-forming particles
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Quantum superchemistry emerges in the laboratory
Chemical reactions speed up when reactants are in the same quantum state, confirming theoretical predictions
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Building blocks of DNA could survive in Venus’ corrosive clouds, say astronomers
All five nucleic acids remain stable in concentrated sulphuric acid, and could form the basis for an alternative way of encoding life
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