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ChemSciPicks – A greener route to fine chemicals

As part of our ChemSciPick of the Week series, we bring you a video abstract of recent work from the University of Tokyo. A team of scientists have come up with a way of synthesising fine chemicals using a cheap and environmentally-friendly process.

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