Better Chemistry Through Tiny Antennae

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A research team at The University of Tokyo has developed a new method for actively controlling the breaking of chemical bonds by shining infrared lasers on tiny antennae. This research may have applications in improving the yields of chemical reactions.

2019.08.30

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Better Chemistry Through Tiny Antennae

New research at The University of Tokyo demonstrates the active control of chemical reactions using nanoantennae energized by infrared lasers.

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