All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 101
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News
Manufacturing the carbon nanotube market
Bayer MaterialScience has opened a new carbon nanotube (CNT) production facility at Laufenburg
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Feature
Courtroom chemistry
When analysing the smallest traces of evidence at a crime scene, chemistry is key. Lisa Melton finds out how chemists can play their part in the justice system
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Feature
Solving an ancient puzzle
Analytical chemistry is revolutionising archaeological study - as well as igniting some controversy
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OpinionKipp's apparatus
If there's one piece of glassware other than a conical flask that spells the word 'chemistry' in the minds of most people it is Kipp's apparatus
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Opinion
Column: Bench monkey
Total synthesis is not immune to the vagaries of fickle fashion, says Dylan Stiles
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Opinion
The obfuscated origins of life on Earth
It is inevitable that the origins of life on Earth will be forever shrouded in mystery, says Philip Ball
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Business
Business roundup: November 2007
Drug marketing case sees $500m settlement Bristol-Myers Squibb will pay over half a billion dollars to settle allegations of illegal drug marketing and pricing. The ruling, announced by the US Department of justice in late September, related to accusations that BMS had inflated its drug prices, paid kickbacks ...
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Elusive drug target finally seen
After seven years of failed attempts, scientists take a detailed snapshot of a key drug receptor
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New EU legislation would 'ban 90 per cent of insecticides'
Safety rules backed by MEPs a threat to farmers, say agrochemical producers
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New EU legislation would 'ban 90 per cent of insecticides'
Safety rules backed by MEPs a threat to farmers, say agrochemical producers
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European ethical guidelines weigh in against mail order genetic tests
Council of Europe says tests should only be carried out under direct medical supervision
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Nanotube gives ultimate force measurement
Single functional group interactions measured on carbon nanotube
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Drip line slips away
How many neutrons will an atom's nucleus hold? More than we thought, say nuclear scientists
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China to ramp up nuclear power
China to generate hundreds of millions of kilowatts from nuclear in 'the near future'