Chemistry
JEOL’s ECZ series NMR is used in routine and cutting edge experiments in the fields of polymers, pharmaceuticals, food, batteries, and more.
What could you use as building blocks if you wanted to create something really small—a structure less than the width of a human hair?
The mission has told us a great deal about the unique and unexpected chemistry of Saturn's moon Titan, and it has changed the way we think about our own planet and the entire solar system
Indiana University scientists report new, highly accurate method to predict effectiveness of molecules that extract toxic elements from the environment
Researchers invent novel process for extracting sugars from wood
BriskHeat announces metal-housed heating mantles for round-bottom flasks for use in research and development, universities, testing labs and chemical industry applications
Uniqsis has introduced FlowLab Column™—an optimized flow chemistry system for heterogeneous catalysis applications
Scanning tunneling microscopy measurements identify active sites on catalyst surfaces
The evolutionary path to first proteins may have been paved with relatively easy, small square-dance steps
This finding describes results of simulations of elementary chemical reactions and reaction networks
Integration of ACD/Labs' NMR prediction software with Pearson's online digital learning technology helps undergraduate students learn about the relationship between spectroscopic data and chemical structures
