All Chemistry World articles in Archive 2010-2015 – Page 206
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NewsPhoto-finish for Olympicene
UK chemists have synthesised and imaged a molecule that closely resembles the Olympic rings
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Graphite super lube works at micron scale
Scientists show graphite surfaces can slide over each other with no interference from friction
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New shape for cross-linked polymers
A new way to impart malleability could make covalently cross-linked polymers more easily processable, versatile and recyclable
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Buckyballs grow by gobbling up carbon
A quarter of a century on, the discoverer of fullerenes throws new light on their existence
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BusinessHDL drug class struggling after latest flop
The failure of another ‘good’ cholesterol-raising drug and a new genetic study casts shadow over HDL hypothesis
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Can magma crystals predict eruptions?
Researchers home in on a chemical fingerprint for volcanic eruptions but can currently only examine it after the eruption
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ResearchTropical fruit to tackle obesity
Chemicals in mango peel prevent fat accumulating in the body
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NewsSolar cell performs solidly
New all-solid state solar cell design proves to be efficient, robust and easy to produce
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NewsNRC chief quits with a bang
Chairman of US nuclear agency resigns under pressure is met by a mixed reaction
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EPA's chemical assessment programme
US National Academy of Sciences to launch 'comprehensive examination' of chemical health assessments
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Research priorities
The heads of the national science academies of 15 countries have urged governments to focus on three ‘global dilemmas’
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Sensor sniffs out ripening
A new carbon nanotube-based sensor can sniff out sub-ppb concentrations of ethylene, the plant hormone involved in the ripening of fruit
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MOFs meet rotaxanes
A rotaxane has been used as a linker in the manufacture of a metal organic framework
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Methane hydrate success
The US and Japan have successfully completed their trial of methane hydrate production technologies
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BusinessDrug watchdogs mark out global territory
US and European regulatory agencies are leading worldwide collaborations to ensure drugs from outside their borders are safe
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Space dino retraction
A recent perspective article by Ron Breslow of Columbia University in the US has now been retracted
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The death of nano-hype?
Consumer’s knowledge of nanotechnologies has decreased since a previous study in 2008
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Norway tests CCS
The Norwegian government has finally opened its carbon capture and storage (CCS) test facility at Mongstad