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Chemical processes

Chemical processes

Quantum superchemistry emerges in the laboratory

23 Aug 2023
Photo of Zhendong Zhang and Cheng Chin in their lab at Chicago. They're looking through a tangle of wires at an optical bench full of components with a vacuum chamber at its heart
Atoms and molecules: Cheng Chin (r) and postdoctoral researcher Zhendong Zhang in the University of Chicago laboratory where they and colleagues observed the first evidence of quantum superchemistry. (Courtesy: John Zich/University of Chicago)
Chemical reactions are like a dance between atoms and molecules. As the dancers bounce into each oth

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Martijn Boerkamp is a science writer based in the Netherlands
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