All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2004-2009 – Page 98
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Proteins protect plants from sunburn
In-built safety switch revealed that could inspire better solar panels
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Female reproductive system can 'sense' sperm
Presence of sperm cells triggers a protective cascade of proteins
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Energy law pushes market pricing
A draft of China's long-awaited energy law paves the way for market pricing of energy, and an energy ministry
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Cancer drugs for the next decade unveiled
Novartis Oncology president David Epstein has announced that the company hopes to bring four new cancer drugs to market by 2011
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Introducing China's biggest chemistry project
Chemical biology programme will boost life sciences
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Sorting droplets digitally
A new lab-on-a-chip sorting technique is better, faster, cheaper than current methods
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Spinning out stronger nanotubes
Super-strong carbon nanotube fibres grown 100,000 times longer than their width
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Tantalising boost for hydrogen storage
First verification of predicted high-capacity storage claimed in titanium-ethylene complex
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Polymer chemists see double
Canadian chemists synthesise novel co-ordination polymers with remarkable birefringence
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Hydrogen from sewage hits production records
Microbial fuel cells efficiently generate gas from wastewater
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Chemistry reveals oldest known chocolate drink
US scientists find evidence that ancient communities celebrated with an alcoholic chocolate drink
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Coupled enzymes may spawn new catalysts
UK researchers couple redox enzymes on a conducting graphite fragment
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First Mg(I) complex cracked
Scientists have created the first stable magnesium(I) compounds - a metal ruled, to date, by the +2 oxidation state
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Radiation damage mystery cracked
Two studies reveal how radiation damages materials at the nanoscale