Osaka University Chemists Unlock the Potential of Fluoroalkenes

ENN
Nov 7, 2017, 11:35 am74 pts
One of the strongest chemical bonds in organic chemistry is formed between carbon and fluorine, giving unique properties to chemical compounds featuring this group. Pharmaceutical researchers are very interested in carbon-fluorine bond containing molecules because of the way they mimic certain behaviors of…

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