All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 34
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Opinion
Letters: March 2005
Five years ago, at the Royal Institution launch of Simon Garfield’s book on Perkin’s ’Mauve’, the author told me that he thought Perkin’s grave was no longer at Harrow. I was surprised at that because I had visited it sporadically for over 30 years - partly to see that it ...
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Opinion
Your views: March 2005
Which country has the best system for educating professional chemists and why?
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News
Sports Medicine: Clandestine chemists at it again
Drug testers could be one step ahead of the latest attempt to add to the list of unsporting performance-enhancing drugs
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Analytical Science: Yorkshire born, bred and analysed
Yorkshire now plans to lead the way in analytical services
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Elemental analysis goes organic
The possibility of detecting organic compounds by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) has been opened up by a team of UK scientists
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Analytical Science: Nature's mosquito repellent
Stressed out individuals deter blood-sucking pests
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Awards: Robert Grubbs wins prestigious award
The 2005 Paul Karrer Gold Medallion has been awarded to Robert H Grubbs
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Opinion
Cutting back
With the Kyoto protocol in force, we now need to focus on how to reduce emissions further
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News
The path of least bacterial resistance
The search is on for alternative treatments to combat bacterial infections that have become resistant to antibiotics
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Transgenic potato boosts carotenoid levels
Bacterial gene insertion could improve pro-vitamin A activity of common staple
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Industry: Risky business
The chemical industry and its customers are at odds in the way they view risk
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Illuminating the inside of cancer cells
Fluorescence studies show up zinc complexes in human cancer cells