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The formation of base pairs between nucleosides provides an ideal templating method to produce conjugated polymers with carefully controlled structures and properties.
Rapid relaxation means that only very short acquisition times are needed for 2D-NMR of large protein assemblies and may allow the study of complex biological machinery
Replacing the conventional ligands of uranium metallocenes by a group with a 'soft–hard–soft' coordination environment leads to new reactivity patterns and structures for low- and high-valent uranium ions
The direct synthesis of hydrogen peroxide by gold–palladium alloy nanoparticles can be improved through a simple acid pretreatment of the carbon support
Platinum chloride clusters self-assemble during the chlorine-induced corrosion of a platinum surface, which leads to the formation of a mixed Cl–PtCl4 adsorbed layer
A nitrogen-doped nanotube array that is stable, has a large surface area and impressive oxygen reduction activity has been developed for use in fuel cells