Category Archives: Chemistry

Lecture 8 - Chemistry of Essential Oils: Diversity of Nature By: Robert Pappas … Continue reading →

Milestones in Science and Engineering - Chemistry in Agriculture The Green Revolution and the history behind it! Very informative Documentary (German audio, English subbed) [Uploaded today, will add the English sub later today!] By: May the Science be with You … Continue reading →

It's All Just Chemistry I get annoyed at the rampant chemical-phobia that is at so common these days. So often one sees dire posts on Facebook and other social media warning about the threats posed by GMOs, chemtrails,. By: Eddie Scott … Continue reading →

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16 October 2014 Alistair Wilkins awarded title of Emeritus Professor University of Waikato chemistry Professor Alistair Wilkins has been made an Emeritus Professor, receiving the award at a function on October 15. After the Rena struck Astrolabe Reef in the Bay of Plenty, Professor Wilkins worked to accommodate the requests of the public, regional and central government stakeholders for information about the oil and other contaminants coming from the ship. His work in fingerprinting the oil was of prime importance to the Ministry for the Environment, Maritime New Zealand and the Bay of Plenty Regional Council, who were tasked with assessing liability and environmental impacts. Professor Wilkins reputation, energy and skills in analytical chemistry were of great importance in securing significant funding for the University to investigate the environmental effects after the grounding of the Rena, says University of Waikato Vice-Chancellor Professor Roy Crawford. He is extremely deserving of the title emeritus professor. Professor Wilkins academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Science (Hons) First Class in Chemistry from the University of Otago in 1968, and a PhD (Organic Chemistry/Natural Products) in 1972, also from Otago. He came to the University of Waikato in 1975 as a lecturer, and retired a … Continue reading →

Contact Information Available for logged-in reporters only Newswise Esther M. Conwell, research professor of chemistry at the University of Rochester and recipient of a National Medal of Science, died in a motor vehicle accident Sunday at the age of 92. A pioneer in the field of semiconductor research that ultimately revolutionized modern computers, Conwell was recognized as one of Discover magazines Top 50 Women of Science in 2002 and awarded the National Medal of Science by President Barack Obama in 2010. Her expertise earned her the rare honor of memberships in both the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering. Esther Conwells death is a tragic loss for the world of science, as well as for the University community, said University President Joel Seligman. Professor Conwells many scientific contributions and her pioneering role as a leading woman in science made her a source of pride for our entire University of Rochester community. She was a deeply inspiring scientist for young women pursuing careers in science. Our thoughts are with her family and colleagues during this very difficult time. In addition to her own outstanding research contributions, Esther, over her career, mentored many postdoctoral fellows, graduate and undergraduate … Continue reading →

The sequel to Theodore Gray's acclaimed chemistry iPad app The Elements leads you into the wonderful world of molecules. Touch Press When it comes to learning about the building blocks of our universe, Theodore Gray's The Elements for iPad is the perfect gateway. It's comprehensive, covering every known element; each of which has its own entry, including applications, detailed properties, and interactive images and videos to explore. It's sort of a must-have for any suite of educational apps, or for anyone with even the vaguest interest in science -- and now it has its very own companion app, picking up where it left off. Theodore Gray has taken The Elements and extended it with the logical next step: Molecules. The iPad app (also available as a physical book, only without all the interactive bits) is, to be fair, a little less comprehensive; after all, when you have some 118 identified chemical elements, the number of combinations is astronomical. "There is no catalog of all the molecules in the universe, and there can't be," Gray explains in the introduction to the app. "There may only be six different chess pieces, but it's out of the question to list all the ways … Continue reading →

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CH 8 CHEMISTRY LEWIS DOT STRUCTURES How to build Lewis Dot Structures for Covalent molecules or Molecular Compounds. By: SMARTERTEACHER … Continue reading →