Metode bertenaga cahaya ciptakan molekul housane kecil untuk pengobatan

Para peneliti di University of Münster telah mengembangkan teknik baru yang menggunakan cahaya untuk menghasilkan molekul housane yang sangat tegang. Struktur ringkas ini dapat mendukung kemajuan dalam pengembangan obat dan ilmu material.

Sebuah tim yang dipimpin oleh Prof. Frank Glorius di Institut Kimia Organik University of Münster di Jerman memperkenalkan metode tersebut. Metode ini mengubah hidrokarbon sederhana yang dikenal sebagai 1,4-diena menjadi housane melalui fotokatalisis, yang menyediakan energi yang diperlukan untuk transformasi tersebut.

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