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Caltech Cobalt Hydrid Catalyst Model
September 4, 2012 | 1 Comment
Gray’s group added a set of ligands to cobalt, slowing the reaction so that they could observe a key intermediate and then determine the chemical mechanism.
Image Credit: Caltech/Marinescu et al.
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ok, so what is slowing down utilizing these instruments in real time?
would it be, for instance, a powerful entity cornering the market on cobalt before any real progress is put underway? TBH, remarkable that those involved were allowed to live. but then, i don’t really know how long this idea, knowledge has actually been around.