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    The development of a nitrogen fixation process that relies on the renewable energy, such as visible light, is an important goal in sustainable chemistry. Here, authors establish an iridium and molybdenum-catalysed ammonia formation from dinitrogen driven by visible light under ambient reaction conditions.

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    Rice University chemists developed a method to add two fragments to an alkene molecule in a single process. The discovery could simplify drug and materials design.

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    Single-atom catalysts (SACs) are widespread in academic literature. From synthesis to applications, the development and growth of research on SACs has been exponential in the last decade. However, determining the major issues of the field and the milestones for SACs to become a major player in industry or to reach decarbonization goals are still not easily realized. There is a “turning point” in…

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