After years of trial and error, chemists may finally have developed a general method to elevate fluoroform, CF3H, from a useless and problematic chemical by-product into a feedstock for making pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals.
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After years of trial and error, chemists may finally have developed a general method to elevate fluoroform, CF3H, from a useless and problematic chemical by-product into a feedstock for making pharmaceuticals and agrochemicals.
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If climate scientists' prophesies of an ice-free Arctic Ocean pan out, the world will witness the most sweeping transformation of geopolitics since the Panama Canal opened. Seafaring nations and industries will react assertively -- as they did when merchantmen and ships of war sailing from Atlantic seaports no longer had to circumnavigate South America to reach the Pacific Ocean. Via Szabolcs Kósa Delete the scoop?
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