While semiconductors may not contain rare materials, many are toxic or very expensive

Are century eggs really thousand-year-old eggs? No, but simple chemistry makes them appear that way

E-waste from refrigerators, televisions, computers, monitors, mobile phones, and video game consoles is an ever-increasing burden to landfills and the recycling industry

These fume hoods are offered in 48”, 60”, and 72” widths

The chemical pathways by which these reactions take place help determine how quickly a battery becomes depleted

For vintners, stressed yeast introduces difficult production dilemmas that can change the efficiency and even flavor during winemakin

Recent research findings could aid engineers in developing technology suited to withstand the coldest reaches of outer space or the most frigid regions on Earth

REAL Space Navigator offers access to over 640 million pharma-oriented compounds

Researchers found that telomere length testing results also could help identify people who are at increased risk for developing diseases associated with short telomeres

X-ray experiments at Berkeley Lab reveal what’s at work in an unconventional electrode

Experiments with 'molecular anvils' mark an important advance for mechanochemistry, which has the potential to make chemistry greener and more precise

Researchers unlocked a novel strategy for synthesizing a highly versatile molecule called olympicene—a compound of carbon and hydrogen atoms named for its familiar shape