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> well, to the stuff described in this new paper., from Konrad Seppelt at the Freie Universität Berlin. Prof. Konrad Seppelt became kind of famous in his commu
by G3rn0ti 2y ago
> well, to the stuff described in this new paper., from Konrad Seppelt at the Freie Universität Berlin.
Prof. Konrad Seppelt became kind of famous in his community for creating various exotic Xenon substances including the world’s first compound between a noble gas and „noble“ metal.
He has been working with elemental fluorine for decades — so I guess he knows how to deal with dangerous stuff.
- pfdietz 2y agoXenon difluoride is in fact not hard to make: mix xenon and fluorine and expose to sunlight (or an artificial UV source). It just wasn't done for the longest time because of preconceptions.