A recent study reveals that Titan, Saturn's largest moon, hosts unusual chemistry where polar and non-polar molecules can intermix, challenging Earth's chemical norms.
Chemists have found that the all-cis isomer of hexafluorocyclohexane, a molecule that made headlines last year for being the most polar aliphatic compound known, is capable of binding both cations and ...
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🧪 How Titan could rewrite the history of life in the Universe
The rules of chemistry on Titan, Saturn's largest moon, may well be rewritten. As a result, the chemistry of life could also ...
THERE is an increasing tendency on the part of organic chemists to apply the Berzelius dualistic theory, in a modified form, to organic compounds. In many theories of valency, individual groups are ...
A new study reveals that Saturn’s moon Titan hosts bizarre chemistry where water-like and oil-like molecules can mix, hinting ...
A new discovery on Saturn's moon Titan shows that even incompatible substances can mix in extreme cold, reshaping ideas about chemistry before life began. (Nanowerk News) Scientists have long been ...
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Scientists Find Water And Oil Mixing On Saturn's Moon During Simulation, Defying Rules Of Chemistry
Titan, the largest moon of Saturn, has defied one of the most fundamental rules of chemistry, a new study has found. In a ...
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