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Photochemistry of pyruvic acid is governed by photo-induced intermolecular electron transfer through hydrogen bonds

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By Jennifer Lewis, Robinson lead way, Adam P. Gaunt, Nightingales Lane
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Photochemistry of pyruvic acid is governed by photo-induced intermolecular electron transfer through hydrogen bonds† Jennifer S. Lewis,a Adam P. Gaunta and Arnaud Comment *ab Abstract Despite more than 85 years of research, the mechanism behind the photodecarboxylation of pyruvic acid remains elusive. Most studies focused on the gas and liquid phase of diluted solutions of pyruvic acid to understand the impact of sun light on the degradation of this molecule in the atmosphere.
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The benefits of integrating medical imaging and nuclear medicine

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By Kieran Murphy, Nightingales Lane, Chalfont St Giles
| The Lancet Verified
The Lancet Oncology Commission's important report on medical imaging and nuclear medicine provides a blueprint for the coordinated implementation of diagnostic imaging, treatment systems, data integration tools, and workforce training programmes for the next decade. 1 Hricak H Abdel-Wahab M Atun R et al. Medical imaging and nuclear medicine: a Lancet Oncology Commission.
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Exploring transition metal fluoride chelates - synthesis, properties and prospects towards potential PET probes

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By Philip J Blower, William Levason, Sajinder Luthra, Nightingales Lane
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Exploring transition metal fluoride chelates – synthesis, properties and prospects towards potential PET probes Philip J. Blower,a William Levason,b Sajinder K. Luthra,c Graeme McRobbie,c Francesco M. Monzittu,*b Thomas O. Mules,b Gillian Reid*b  and M.
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