The first photograph of a molecule in a chemical reaction
US scientists have for the first time photographed molecular images in a chemical reaction.
Using an atomic force microscope, scientists at the University of California at Berkeley Lab captured the first high-resolution photos of the breakdown and structural change of a molecule. chemistry.
These scientists have obtained precious photographs from a very random chance when they are conducting chemical experiments with graphene metaphor. However, their findings went in a completely different direction.
"We did not think about creating beautiful images, and the new experiments themselves were the main goal," said Felix Fisher, a Berkeley Lab scientist.
These images, according to scientists, would be of great help in studying the nanostructures, perhaps even creating a new way of electron nanostructures.
'Larger findings are still ahead , ' Fischer said.
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