A team of Japanese researchers has made a groundbreaking discovery, validating a century-old theory by Linus Pauling. They have successfully isolated a compound containing a stable single-electron covalent bond between two carbon atoms, a feat previously unattainable.
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German scientists have uncovered the chemical compounds responsible for the distinctive scent of puberty. Surprising findings reveal that teenagers’ armpits emit a blend of scents reminiscent of cheese, goat, urine, musk, and sandalwood. Despite the unpleasant odors, it is important to note that these changes are driven by hormonal shifts and increased activity of sweat glands. While parents may not find the aromas particularly appealing, the discovery could lead to the development of deodorants specifically designed to combat these scents.