@BalovaGroup navigated the sea of cycloalkyne #SPAAC reagents and reported in @J_A_C_S about the discovered island of heterocycle-fused heterocyclononynes with an optimal stability-reactivity balance https://t.co/xEbrqjQAaH
Fundamental Organic Chemistry Mechanisms - always a fun topic for a fun Friday - Happy Friday💪😜 ⚗️: #NeverStopLearningChemistry ➡️ made ⚙️🛠 with @ChemDraw ➡️ original imagine https://t.co/DdCXEoBKgE
Our new paper has been published in Dalton Transactions: The carbene transfer to strong Lewis acids: copper is better than silver https://t.co/TAky6nderR
Chemists have been performing #chemistry in round-bottom flasks for centuries, so why on earth would anyone consider switching to #continuousflow chemistry techniques? This @syrris blog post explains why https://t.co/LpeFgq0Vwj #flowchemistry#chemists
New Publication: Robust Mechanochemical Buchwald-Hartwig reaction has been published in OBC 'New Talent' themed issue. Excellent job by Qun, Will and Andy. https://t.co/YkATdyXSvO
@ChemistryCU@OrgBiomolChem
Safety first !!!
So here is a simple question tweeps.
Which solvent could have caused such injury after poking one's finger with a syringe and injecting 1-2 drops of solvent. 15 minutes and 2 hrs pictures
It was here, in #SPbU, that talented Russian scientist Dmitri Mendeleev discovered Periodic Law. Periodic Table is still serving as one of the greatest contribution to study of nature and unites people from all over the world.
#MendeleevSPbU#IYPT2019
https://t.co/sX9ZEeTRlW
Are you intrested in nanochemistry? Spending hours looking for new ways in synthesis or analysis? Dreaming about smart polymers? Modeling all night long?
The program of "Mendeleev 2019" has five sections. We have place for everyone! More details here https://t.co/ZLLmoxFSB2
XI International Conference on Chemistry for Young Scientists Mendeleev 2019 will take place in St. Petersburg, Russia on 9-13 September 2019. Looking forward to seeing you!
For more information and registration visit https://t.co/BCvh555ZwN
#MendeleevSPbU#SPbU#IYPT2019
How do your stir bars look like? Go back to the lab and have a look!
Stir bars, typically used in catalysis and synthesis labs, may be drastically contaminated with metals and can induce catalysis.
Read phantom chemistry story in @ACSCatalysis
https://t.co/BTT2ItX3P8