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Porous Liquids research featured in New Scientist

  • Mar 16, 2023
  • 1 min read

Work by the Nitschke group, previously published in Nature Chemistry, is discussed as part of an article on porous liquids featured in New Scientist (6th March 2023).


Creating a porous liquid long seemed impossible. But now we are making them in earnest and they could prove exceedingly handy in industrial chemistry, greenhouse gas storage and even emergency medicine.




 
 
 

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Really interesting research! The idea of porous liquids being able to capture gases like a sponge could open up some fascinating possibilities for industrial chemistry and environmental applications. When I get bored, for a joke I say, “Take My Online Class,” but this article actually gave me something genuinely interesting to read.

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