All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 19
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Review
The centenary of the Faraday Society
100 years of physical chemistry: a collection of landmark papers
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News
Green challenge rewarded
Many companies wishing to become more sustainable choose to go along the route of solvent reduction.
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Feature
Colourful shades of Gray
Harry Gray has recently been awarded the Wolf prize for chemistry in recognition of his contributions to bioinorganic chemistry. Ian Farrell catches up with one of the most colourful characters in chemistry.
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News
What it takes to be an environmental model
Understanding the release kinetics of compounds from complex polymeric matrices is important to medical, agricultural and environmental sciences.
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News
Naturally trapped enzymes
Enzymes trapped in biomimetically synthesised silica retain their activity.
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News
Ploughing the UK's oil fields
Researchers at the University of York, UK, have launched a website aimed at teaching farmers about the commercial benefits of growing non-food oil crops.
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News
Obesity gets up your nose
Desperate dieters may find that a new anti-obesity treatment is not to be sniffed at.
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News
Taking the guesswork out of ionic liquids
What is it about the structures of ionic liquids (ILs) that make them so promising as alternatives to conventional solvent systems?