Chemistry World·3 min read·hard
Elusive crystal structure of borylnitrenes finally captured
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Mason Wakley
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Chemists have successfully captured the crystal structure of a borylnitrene intermediate for the first time using in situ x-ray crystallography at 100K. This breakthrough allows researchers to study the highly reactive species, which was first predicted to exist over 40 years ago.
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This scientific advancement provides new insights into reactive chemical intermediates, potentially aiding future synthetic chemistry applications.
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