Say Hello to a Record-Setting Isotope
The world's lightest version of magnesium to date can help researchers better understand how the atoms that define our existence are made
chemistry
A Critical Factor in Choosing the Right Lab Evaporator
Understanding the balance between sample heat sensitivity and solvent volatility is an important consideration
Stirrers & Mixers
What to consider when choosing a stirrer or mixer for your laboratory
Researchers Discover Pine Sap-Based Plastic
A Florida State University research team’s discovery of a new plastic derived from pine sap has the potential to be a game changer for new sustainable materials
Chemical Reactions Break Free from Energy Barriers Using Flyby Trajectories
Mechanical force can deliberately alter chemical reactions and increase chemical selectivity
Syrris Shines a Light on Its Latest Innovation—the Asia Photochemistry Reactor
The Asia Photochemistry Reactor enables a host of novel photochemistry applications in flow across a variety of sectors
Magneto-Thermal Imaging Brings Synchrotron Capabilities to the Lab
A magneto-thermal imaging method that offers nanoscale and picosecond resolution
OHAUS Launches New Line of Extreme Washdown Bench Scales
Defender® 6000 offers high precision, versatility, and remarkable durability
Scientists Demonstrate a More Eco-friendly Method to Produce Hydrogen Peroxide
A catalyst with a ratio of one palladium to 220 gold atoms generates almost 100 percent hydrogen peroxide
Making STEM Accessible to Visually Impaired Students
Baylor researchers, led by Bryan Shaw, found oral tactile visualization of complex 3D structures to be as accurate as eyesight