In an effort to develop catalysts that allow better spatiotemporal control of chemical reactions, LaboratoryEquipment.com reports, scientists from the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology have developed a novel “smart” catalyst that deactivates under UV illumination.This feat was achieved by strategically combining a well-known ruthenium catalyst with azobenzene, a photo-responsive organic compound. Their findings pave…
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