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The periodic table organizes chemical elements based on atomic weight, electron configurations, and chemical properties, ...

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The periodic table looks complete ... current turbulent environment,” JINR lead scientist Yuri Oganessian told Chemistry World in 2023. After US sanctions, JINR “cannot cooperate with Oak ...

The Imaging, Sensing, and Analytical Chemistry theme addresses this challenge by exploring and developing new detection strategies to improve molecular specificity, sensitivity, and contrast for a ...

Pauli’s idea not only explained the fine details of the electronic spectra of atoms but also ultimately rationalised electron pairing in covalent bonds and made sense of the periodic table ... quantum ...

National Cancer Institute researchers have developed a method called HORNET for characterizing 3D topological structures of large and flexible RNA molecules. Scientists used atomic force ...

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is to cover the whole periodic table with CCSD(T)-level accuracy, but at lower computational cost than DFT. This should enable us to solve a wide range of problems in chemistry, biology ...

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