Jean Marie LEHN : Perspectives in Chemistry (2nd part) Perspectives in Chemistry : From Molecular to Supramolecular Chemistry towards Adaptive Chemistry (2nd part) Supramolecular Chemistry, initiated by Jean-Mari... By: Universit de Strasbourg … Continue reading →

Unpacking Your Chemistry Order from Flinn Whether you order chemistry supplies just once a year, or throughout the year as needed, these unpacking tips can help keep your supplies safely organized. By: FlinnScientific … Continue reading →

The aspirin screen experiment level 4 Take part in our screen experiments on Learn Chemistry. Investigate the effect of different reagents for the aspirin synthesis. Which is the best for industrial scale production? http://www.rsc.org... By: Royal Society of Chemistry … Continue reading →

What Is The Secret Of Hrithik-Katrina's Sizzling Chemistry In Bang Bang? Bang Bang is one of the most awaited films of the year. One of the solid reasons for this is the impeccable chemistry of Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif in the film. When asked about what is... By: Koimoi … Continue reading →

Scientific Convention 101 - Historical Developments in Chemistry puppet show This was a project in AP Chemistry. The task was to illustrate the historical scientific developments that eventually lead to the mole concept. Great Job Lauren, Kiera, Malini, and Margaret! By: MrGrodskiChemistry … Continue reading →

John Badding, professor of chemistry at Penn State, talks about his research. John Badding, professor of chemistry at Penn State University, leads a research team that has discovered how to produce super-strong, super-thin "diamond nanothreads" that promise extraordinary... By: PSU Science Media Relations and Public Information … Continue reading →

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Chemistry 1307 students were given an exam 50 minutes late 7 p.m. Wednesday when the testing location was changed from the Human Sciences building to the Biology building and then to the Chemistry building. The original room in the Human Sciences building that was scheduled as the testing location had a maximum capacity of 200 students, while about 300 students were supposed to take the exam. The size of the rooms was an issue not all instructors were made aware of prior to the exam, Joachim Weber, associate professor and interim chair of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, said. The instructors were informed of the primary examination room assignment for their section, but they were not made aware that some of these rooms were smaller than the actual class size and that additional rooms had been assigned for students in the section, he said. While most of the sections were able to resolve the matter quickly, he said one section was moved to two other locations before the test was administered because of missing key cards for the original extra rooms. This inconveniences me, Nick Schlachter, a sophomore wildlife biology major from Dallas, said. Im trying to get out … Continue reading →