Scripps Research scientists have developed a powerful new strategy for synthesizing molecular skeletons of chemicals used in drugs and other important products

Researchers report a new method using light and chemical reactions to control how subunits come together to form polymers with precise properties

Rice University scientists show how salt lowers reaction temperatures to make novel materials

Researchers seek to harness microwave energy strategically to expand the capabilities of organic chemistry, including to process optimization and green chemistry

The new process utilizes a plasma in combination with non-noble metal catalysts to generate ammonia at much milder conditions than is possible with the currently-used Haber-Bosch process

The chemical pathways by which these reactions take place help determine how quickly a battery becomes depleted

Experiments with 'molecular anvils' mark an important advance for mechanochemistry, which has the potential to make chemistry greener and more precise

Solar powered chemistry has one downfall—reactions stop at night. Now scientists have a solution

New method is the first to make it potentially possible to observe reactions not only inside living cells, but even within individual organelles, such as cell nuclei

Previous studies of such reactions have been limited to theoretical work with simplified models and experiments following a collection of molecules