All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 44
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Podcast
February 2009
Chemistry World Podcast - February 2009 00:12 -- Introduction 02:13 -- Life on Mars? Carbonates and methane 05:15 -- Chemists edge closer to recreating early life 08:12-- Jeff Long reveals the magic of MOFs ...
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News
Nanocrystals get in shape for catalysis
Scientists are learning to control the shape and size of platinum nanoparticles for real world catalytic applications
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News
White LEDs to plummet in price
Producing white LEDs on silicon wafers will make them ten times cheaper than current processes.
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News
PFCs linked to infertility
Study could affect US policy on the perfluorinated chemicals used for non-stick surfaces
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Graphene to graphane by chemical conversion
Graphene can be reversibly converted into its electrically insulating alter ego, graphane
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News
EPA's chemical evaluation process 'high-risk'
Congressional watchdog says US environmental agency needs to overhaul toxic substance controls
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Iron helps oceans capture more carbon
Study muddies the waters over plans to add iron to oceans to combat climate change
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News
Ultra-pure boron structure discovered
Unusual elemental form helps map boron's uncharted phase changes
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News
Water spilt with aluminium
Aluminium cluster surface geometry controls release of hydrogen from water
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Feature
Pushing the boundaries
One drug can be useful for many different conditions - some of which it isn't licensed for. Peter Mitchell finds out how far is too far when it comes to off-label promotion
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Feature
Catalytic dreams
Being able to break selected C-H bonds empowers the synthetic chemist and could revolutionise the petrochemical industry, as Emma Davies discovers
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Feature
Magic MOFs
Metal organic frameworks are molecular mops that have the potential to solve some of the world's most pressing environmental problems. Hayley Birch finds out more
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Review
Michael Faraday's educational odyssey
Michael Faraday's mental exercises: an artisan essay circle in regency London