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Researchers from Hiroshima University have discovered how a unique material can selectively trap specific molecules using pores that only appear when needed.
The research, focusing on a crystal called planar tris(phenylisoxazolyl)benzene, demonstrated 96% accuracy in separating different forms of the same chemical.
The discovery could revolutionize various industrial processes, from gas storage to oil separation and water purification.
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