Uploaded August 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Not often teachers of school chemistry can replicate the research taking place on "exotic" chemicals but here we can see something quite remarkable noted in Chemistry World, August edition, (chemistryworld.com/news/solvated-electrons-metallic-transition-resolved-with-spectroscopy/4011997.article) the blue solvated electron.
Not often teachers of school chemistry can replicate the research taking place on "exotic" chemicals but here we can see something quite remarkable noted in Chemistry World, August edition, (chemistryworld.com/news/solvated-electrons-metallic-transition-resolved-with-spectroscopy/4011997.article) the blue solvated electron.
