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Graphene Helps Degradable Elastomer Stretch 163% and Heat Rapidly Under Near-Infrared Light
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (425+ words) A recent study in the Polymer Journal reports a highly stretchable, polyester-based composite film with a hydrolyzable polymer backbone. The film elongated by 163.00% before breaking and, under near-infrared light, its surface temperature rose from 24.2 °C to 50.6 °C in 60 seconds. Demand…...
Macsen Energy's Sodium-Ion Cell Crosses 1500 cycles in testing, retains 90% capacity at 1000 cycles
2+ hour, 22+ min ago (237+ words) Udaipur (Rajasthan) [India], October 5: Macsen Energy Private Limited has reached a milestone in its sodium-ion battery research. A cell made with the company's proprietary Prussian White cathode material has crossed 1,500 charge-discharge cycles while retaining 90% of its initial capacity at 1,000 cycles…...
Chemical Trail We Leave Behind: Everyday Water Use Adds Hidden TFA to Sewers
7+ hour, 36+ min ago (611+ words) Researchers led by Immanuel Frenzel traced the chemical through communities surrounded by vineyards, agricultural land, and the Black Forest. The findings suggest that food, drinks, human excretion, and possibly household products help feed a persistent pollutant back into the water…...
Neural networks help identify bio-based monomers for latexes
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (469+ words) Researchers have developed an integrated machine learning framework that predicts four key properties of bio-based monomers simultaneously, enabling the systematic selection of sustainable alternatives to petroleum-based monomers in emulsion polymerisation. The tool was validated in coating and adhesive applications. Neural…...
Chemistry at a tipping point
2+ hour, 15+ min ago (113+ words) Nature Reviews Chemistry (2026) Cite this article Policy briefing: Tackling the Challenges Facing Chemistry in UK Higher Education (Royal Society of Chemistry, 2025). Weber, M. in From Max Weber: Essays in Sociology (eds Hans H. Gerth & C. Wright Mills) 129–156 (Oxford Univ. Press, 1946). European Parliament and…...
From Meteorites to Coal: Submicron-IR (O-PTIR) Insights Into Organic Matter and Minerals
2+ hour, 59+ min ago (91+ words) What can the chemistry of a microscopic feature reveal about the history of a rock, or the origins of planetary materials? Join Dr Mustafa Kansiz and guest speaker Christopher Duffey from the University of Central Florida to explore O-PTIR applications…...
Carbon nanomaterials prime alfalfa roots to speed polyethylene breakdown in soil
5+ hour, 9+ min ago (410+ words) | Newswise Newswise Carbon nanomaterials prime alfalfa roots to speed polyethylene breakdown in soil Carbon nanomaterials enhance polyethylene degradation in the rhizosphere. In a 90-day alfalfa-soil experiment, multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) raised surface polyethylene (PE) mass loss to 12.1%, versus 0.6% in unamended…...
Tiny Titanium Doses Transform 3D-Printed Marine Bronze Into Stronger, Corrosion-Proof Alloy
1+ hour, 2+ min ago (31+ words) Bioengineer.org News Source: Denise Maddox. (October 5, 2026). Tiny Titanium Doses Transform 3D-Printed Marine Bronze Into Stronger, Corrosion-Proof Alloy. Scienmag....
Molten Salt Electrochemistry Turns CO2 Into Carbon That Steels Itself Away
1+ hour, 42+ min ago (51+ words) Bioengineer.org Subject of Research: Electrochemical carburization of mild steel using molten carbonate salt electrolysis with carbon dioxide as the carbon source News Source: Bethany Barker. (October 5, 2026). Molten Salt Electrochemistry Turns CO2 Into Carbon That Steels Itself Away. Scienmag....
Researchers develop 'ion switch' that turns current on and off using salt crystals
10+ hour, 7+ min ago (506+ words) - UNIST team controls current flow by forming and dissolving salt crystals inside nanoscale channels When saltwater dries, crystals form. Add water again, and they dissolve. Researchers have now harnessed this simple, everyday phenomenon to build an "ion switch" that turns…...