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Synthetic gasoline promises neutral emissions—but the math doesn’t work

E-fuels sound like a panacea, but there's not enough spare electricity to make them.

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/05/synthetic-gasoline-promises-neutral-emissions-but-the-math-doesnt-work/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social

ChemicalEyeGuy,
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Fortunately, sunlight and atmospheric heat are in abundance!

“Chemical Eye 👁️ on Carbonated Air: From ‘Oh-Oh!’ to ‘O-la-lah’!” 👉 http://www.sitnews.us/MacDougall/042209_macdougall.html

EllisCrawford, to science

In our ChemSci Pick of the Week, Barry Potter (University of Oxford, UK) and Stephen Butler (Loughborough University, UK) report the first molecular probe for the selective and sensitive detection of the most abundant cellular inositol pyrophosphate, 5-PP-InsP5, as well as an efficient new synthesis.

You can read the work here, for free: https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2023/sc/d2sc06812e

@chemistry

EllisCrawford,

@chemistry

The probe is based on a macrocyclic Eu(III) complex bearing two quinoline arms providing a free coordination site at the Eu(III) metal centre. Bidentate binding of the pyrophosphate group of 5-PP-InsP5 to the Eu(III) ion was proposed, supported by DFT calculations, giving rise to a selective enhancement in Eu(III) emission intensity and lifetime.

EllisCrawford,

@chemistry

The authors also demonstrate use of time-resolved luminescence as a bioassay tool for monitoring enzymatic processes in which 5-PPInsP5 is consumed. The assay is label-free and does not require expensive antibodies or chemical modification of the substrate with a fluorescent or radioactive label.

EllisCrawford,

@chemistry

The authors believe the availability of the assay should have a significant impact on the study of protein dephosphorylation and emerging cellular pathways regulated by 5-PP-InsP5, including those involved in glucose homeostasis.

You can read the work here, for free: https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2023/sc/d2sc06812e

nmronline, to science
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chris_hayes, to science
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"heliox" (helium+oxygen) is a thing in saturation diving. By using helium instead of nitrogen it decreases the time the body needs to acclimate to a new pressure.
It also means divers sound like chipmunks while they're down there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J51mRpDa5o

itnewsbot, to science

Researchers craft a fully edible battery - Enlarge (credit: Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia)

Can you tell... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1937723

nmronline, to science
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ChemScrapes, to fediverse

Hello and folks, geeks and other people. Trying something new to engage with communities across multiple . is now making daily (for now) panels over on http://www.chemscrapes.net. Also, don’t forget to check out Chemascrapes fun on youtube https://youtube.com/@chemscrapes2069 for animated nonesense.

nmronline, to bioinformatics
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nmronline, to science
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It's an exciting time at !

EVERY TUESDAY, until , we're revealing NEW FEATURES our platform has to offer.

22nd JUNE: We're hosting a WEBINAR to present our web-based, data analysis platform.

> DM to request an invite to our WEBINAR!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

sflorg, to science

is a compound found in about 200 species, including the liberty cap (Psilocybe semilanceata). For millennia, our ancestors have known and used this substance, and in recent years, it has received renewed interest from researchers and therapists.

https://www.sflorg.com/2023/05/chm05022301.html

organic_chemistry, to science

⚗️ of Waixenicin A, 9-Deacetoxy-14,15-deepoxyxeniculin and Xeniafaraunol A by Thomas Magauer and colleagues ( of @uniinnsbruck ) published recently in featuring an unusual alkylation ring closing strategy.

@chemistry
📰 https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jacs.3c03366

DNPFred, to science

The D2O shake - a simple yet underutilized tool to assign 1H NMR signals to exchangeable protons http://u-of-o-nmr-facility.blogspot.com/2007/10/proton-nmr-assignment-tools-d2o-shake.html?m=1 @nmrchat @chemistry

EllisCrawford, to science

This week's Chemical Science Pick of the Week is "Taming the parent oxoborane", by Sakya Sen and coworkers from the CSIR-National Chemical Laboratory.

Congratulations on isolating the first stabilized parent oxoborane (HBO) complex, and a rare bora-carboxylic acid (BOOH) and reactive BH3 compound as well!

@chemistry

DNPFred, to science
nmronline, to science
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We've repaired and refined, introduced and integrated 14 established and important software titles into 1 platform – and they're ready to CLICK-CLICK-GO… again!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

nmronline, to science
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We're making progress with – ELECTRO!

The backend is complete, and now, the frontend is being refined.

We're announcing new tech every Tuesday (this week's being a top request), and we have a WEBINAR in June!

… and there's still more to come!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

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With the backend built and tested, our focus has moved towards frontend refinement and UI branding – to be revealed soon!

As a sneak preview, here's the new – ELECTRO icon!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

ScienceDesk, to science
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Decades-old mystery about photosynthesis finally solved.

New Scientist reports that researchers have revealed microscopic details of how oxygen is formed during photosynthesis (free, but registration required): https://www.newscientist.com/article/2371738-decades-old-mystery-about-photosynthesis-finally-solved/

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** DM to attend our WEBINAR! **

We will be presenting the latest developments, and demonstrating the capabilities of our web-based, data analysis platform.

Furthermore, attendees will also have the opportunity to experience – ELECTRO for themselves!

@bioinformatics @biophysics @chemistry @compchem @nmrchat @physics @strucbio

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itnewsbot, to science

The complicated history of how the Earth’s atmosphere became breathable - Enlarge (credit: Aurich Lawson | Getty Images)

The Great Oxyge... - https://arstechnica.com/?p=1933473

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