A resonance effect can significantly affect how a three-atom molecule cools down when excited, RIKEN physicists have found.

Again, let's recall high school chemistry. If we start with a high concentration of X, say millimolar, or 10 to the 20th power X molecules in a liter, and no Y molecules, then in classical ...

Can you imagine a life-saving molecule whose “twin” is a deadly poison? As surprising as it may seem, this chemical reality is known as “chirality”. Like a right hand and a left hand, two molecules ...

Chirality: like a right hand and a left hand, two molecules can have the same composition, but a different shape and ...

Well, suppose we constructed exactly one copy of many molecules, using up all 600,000 atoms, but arranged them so that for each two substrate - two product reaction, like A + B changes to C + D ...

Different forms of a single blood type gene determine what types of molecules sit on your red blood cells: type A molecules, type B molecules, A and B together, or no intact surface molecules in ...

Scientists have linked molecules into bizarre special states that make them interact simultaneously with each other even if they are miles apart, a breakthrough that could propel quantum computing ...

'Virus-cracking' molecules advance fight against hepatitis B. ScienceDaily. Retrieved June 2, 2025 from www.sciencedaily.com / releases / 2018 / 02 / 180206151854.htm Indiana University.

Triatomic molecules cooled with lasers. John Doyle, a physicist at Harvard University in the US who was not involved in the study, says the result marks a new phase of doing ultracold chemistry with ...

Although molecules are neither alive nor dead, they never cease moving, even when scientists try their damndest to sap them of energy. To unpack why molecules never stop moving, ...