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Chemists have always relied on physical changes such as heat, cold, pressure, light, or extra chemicals to make reactions go faster or slower. However, what if you could control a reaction without ...

Esports athletes train their reflexes just like pilots and race car drivers. A split-second reaction can be the difference between victory and defeat. But what really works? Can gaming reflexes be ...

The occurrence of chemical reactions between like-charged compounds in aqueous solutions is very slow since particles repel each other. A recent breakthrough published in Nature Communications shows a ...