All Culture and people articles – Page 229
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Chemistry - getting physical
A step in the right direction to make physical chemistry more accessible
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Introducing a career in the drug industry
This book is aimed at presenting the basics and enthusing the young to take up the challenge of a career in the pharmaceutical industry
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Rings are not just for carbons
Heterocyclic chemistry is not handled well in many general textbooks of organic chemistry
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A broad vista of chemistry
Comprehensive coverage of general chemistry, from basic matter through organic and physical chemistry to inorganic chemistry and aspects of biochemistry
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At the heart of molecular biology
Through the DNA double helix, the structures of nucleic acids touch the scientific consciousness of scientists involved in many aspects of contemporary biological science
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FeatureThe woman that inspired Faraday
Jane Marcet wrote what was to become one of history's most important chemistry books. Hazel Rossotti dips into her pioneering 'Conversations on Chemistry'
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Opinion
Setting the organic chemists' table
Dylan Stiles takes an organic chemist's tour round the periodic table
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Careers
New entrepreneurial pastures
Graham Ruecroft co-founded a firm that recently earned him his second RSC innovation award.
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Careers
Spinning out designer solvents
Adam Walker co-founded bespoke solvent company Bioniqs and is now its CEO.
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Physical chemistry on the nano scale
This is an accessible book for chemists who are starting out in the area of nanophysics
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Living with metals
Over 20 different metallic elements are known to be essential to support and maintain life processes in human beings