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    Newly Designed Iron PhotocatalystA blue-light-powered iron catalyst just replaced rare metals — and unlocked a milestone in precision drug synthesis. Photocatalysts are materials that trigger chemical reactions when exposed to light. In modern organic chemistry, metal-based photocatalysts are especially valuable because they are stable and can be fine-tuned by adjusting the ligands attached to the central metal atom. […]Chemistry,Catalysts,Iron,Metal,Nagoya University,Pharmaceuticals#BlueLight #Iron #Breakthrough #Drug #Production #Cheaper1772027627

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