Chemistry

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Featured Technologies


Deuterium Exchange as a Route to New Polymorphs: New process isolates polymorphs of crystalline APIs
    Key Words: Interconversion; crystalline APIs ; pharmaceutical screening 		Tech#: 100407
     
New MOCVD Precursors Avoid Low Volatility, Oligomerization: Novel compounds vaporize at low pressure, temperatures
    Key Words: CVD; monometallic alkaline earths; lanthanides; heterobimetallics 		Tech#: 100397
     
New Mesoporous Catalyst Optimizes Henry Reaction: New invention based on study of nanoscale structure-property relationships
    Key Words: Pinacolone reaction; Pinacol reaction; pharmaceuticals; Aliskiren 		Tech#: 100369
     
Boride-based Catalysts Create Better Nanostructures: More efficient process cuts costs, improves resulting forms
    Key Words: carbon nanotubes nanorods and nanospheres 		Tech#: 100341
     
The Boddy Protocol: A new Method for generating new chemical entities from bacteria
    Key Words:Bacteria; genetic pathways; promoter; polyketides; non-ribosomal peptides; pharmaceutical pipelines 		Tech#: 100378
     
New Ligands Lead to High-Efficiency Luminescence: In new lanthanide ion complexes, the luminescence nears 80% efficiency
    Key Words:Lanthanide ion complexes; sensitized emission; pyridine-bis oxazoline) ligand family 		Tech#: 100346
     
Cosgrove Lab Creates New Approach to Leukemia Treatment: Synthetic peptide may disrupt production of immature white cells
    Key Words:white blood cells; WIN motif; molecular switch 		Tech#: 100408
     
Photochromic Materials Suitable for Cosmetic and Sunblocking Effects
    Key Words:Metal oxides, metal bronzes, protein-based, oxides 		Tech#: 100245
     
Fabrication of molecular nanosystems using Boron
    Key Words:Synthons, macrostructures, carbon 		Tech#: 100251
     
Multifunctional Nanocatalysts with Controlled Site-Isolated Functional Groups on Solid-State Mesoporous Materials
    Key Words:Aminoorganosilane (AOS) groups, C-C bond-forming reaction, site-isolated grafting 		Tech#: 100368/100369
     
Volatile, thermally stable MOCVD precursors containing heavy alkaline earth and rare earth metals
    Key Words:Volatility, oligomerization, electronic applications, thin films 		Tech#: 100397
     
A method for synthesizing heavy alkaline earth metal amides and other metal-organic compounds using triphenylbismuth
    Key Words:Redox transmetallation-ligand exchange synthesis, hydrocarbons, direct metallation, reagents, environmentally sensitive 		Tech#: 100399

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