Chemists design chemical probe for detecting minute temperature shifts in the body

A chemistry team has engineered a cobalt complex to act as a noninvasive chemical thermometer. They’ve done so by making the cobalt complex’s nuclear spin ­– a workhorse, fundamental magnetic property ­­– mimic the agile, but less stable sensitivity of an electron’s spin.A chemistry team has engineered a cobalt complex to act as a noninvasive chemical thermometer. They’ve done so by making the cobalt complex’s nuclear spin ­– a workhorse, fundamental magnetic property ­­– mimic the agile, but less stable sensitivity of an electron’s spin.Read More