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Qu’est-ce que la « chiralité », qui a valu le prix Nobel de chimie au Français Henri Kagan et au Japonais Kenso Soai ?

Published by L'Obs · France 9 h ago

Cette propriété méconnue mais cruciale des molécules a valu au deux chercheurs la prestigieuse récompense annoncée ce mercredi.

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