New Chemistry Findings from Yunnan Normal University Described (Molecular Clips Triggered On the Active Surface of Liquid Metals Via Oxygen Capture At Room Temperature).

A recent study conducted at Yunnan Normal University in Kunming, China, has proposed a new method for molecular clipping using liquid metals. The researchers discovered that gallium-based liquid metals, specifically eGaIn, have the ability to capture oxygen from molecules at room temperature and transform it into functional materials with various applications. This finding has significant implications for fields such as molecular engineering, life science, energy and environment, and biomedicine. The research has been peer-reviewed and offers a fresh perspective on liquid metals and clip chemistry. [Extracted from the article]