Educational, Featured, photoredox
Spring is nearly here in Massachusetts. The snow has almost completely melted, and the days are getting longer. Soon the first flowers will bloom and some of those flowers are catalysts for photoredox cross-coupling reactions. Wait, what? File this work that...
Educational, Featured, photoredox
How They Make That Color For Your LED Everyone reading this probably knows what metals, ligands and other reagents are in the reaction that is currently stirring under their hood. And as chemists, we can often be annoyingly particular about everything that goes into...
Featured, Humor, photoredox, Uncategorized
Year in review 2020. Let’s all agree to not look back. 20 papers for 2020 As the year comes to the close, we thought it was time to have a little fun and look back at the year in photochemistry. 2020 was a big year for us at HepatoChem under some trying...
Educational, Featured, photoredox
Part II: Understanding and Measuring Light Sources This is the second part of a three part series designed to help you get started by understanding light sources in photochemistry. Missed the first part of the series where we cover the basics and core principles? ...
Educational, Featured, photoredox
Quick Introduction Photochemistry is conquering the world of synthetic chemistry. Ok, that’s hyperbole. Photochemistry is really cool and useful for making interesting and important compounds in ways that may be easier, safer or not possible with traditional thermal...
Featured, photoredox, Sci Update
Multi-photon approaches to synthetic photochemistry expand the potential pathways to create more efficient and potentially safer reaction conditions. Wenger and coworkers recently published a fascinating in-depth review on multi-photon excitation in photoredox...
