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Apr 1, 2021 28 min

Unexpected Chemistry

from SP3: Space, Sports, Spectroscopy Hosted by Alfonso Minervino

Chemistry is one of those subjects where getting your hands dirty and doing the research with the necessary chemicals and materials in the lab drives some of the biggest advances. And when you get in there, sometimes you find some unexpected. Something that can change commonly taught concepts, something that hasn't been seen before, or something that could change how we impact our environment. Even something new about one of the basic building blocks of all matter. Check out all of this interesting chemistry that can be very impactful and prepare to learn something new! Image of the einsteinium complex from Nature. Hydrogen bond to covalent bond transition Switchable cobalt catalyst Closed-loop recycling of plastic monomer Anode-free zinc ion battery First ever measurements of einsteinium Follow the show on social media: Facebook or Instagram or Twitter Want to get in touch with the show? Please email [email protected] for any questions, episode ideas, or suggestions! Please consider becoming a patron of the show by signing up on Patreon! It helps the show create new and interesting episodes and you might even have the chance to be on a future episode!

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