Watching Molecules Relax in Real Time
Ultrafast X-ray technique shows how the symmetry of methane’s structure evolves after rapid removal of an electron
Molecules
HYPERION II—Noise-Limited and Signal-Limited Environments
Bruker's HYPERION II ensures stability and coverage over the spectral range
Scientists Turn Single Molecule Clockwise or Counterclockwise on Demand
Controlling a europium molecule’s rotation could lead to advancements in microelectronics and quantum computing
An Overview of Ion Mobility Spectrometry
Ion mobility spectrometry offers several advantages and is useful for important applications
Controlling Mirror Images: Addressing Chiral Molecules Separately
New method allows for specific, independent control of right and left handed enantiomers
Novel Molecular Imaging Technique to Examine Complex Coordination Molecules
Researchers have developed a novel imaging method to determine the structures of polynuclear coordination compounds
Characterizing RNA Molecules with FTIR
Although vibrational spectroscopy has long been used in structural analysis of DNA, the field has only recently expanded to address ribonucleic acid
Molecule Attacks Coronavirus in a Novel Way
Active ingredient inhibits infection with so-called pseudoviruses in the test tube, as shown by a study at the University of Bonn
Scientists Uncover Numerous Complex Molecules Never Before Seen in Space
Radio observations of a cold, dense cloud of molecular gas reveal more than a dozen unexpected molecules
Filming Roaming Molecular Fragments in Real Time
Researchers have succeeded in shooting the first molecular film of "roamers" (hydrogen fragments, in this case, that orbit around HCO fragments) during a chemical reaction