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385 results for: chemistry

  1. Chemistry

    Japanese lab lays claim to element 113

    With the latest observation of a superheavy atom, a chemical catfight looms over who will get to name it.

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  2. Chemistry

    Too-young caterpillars like scent of sex

    Larvae respond to mate-attracting pheromones, raising evolutionary questions about what a very grown-up chemical signal could mean to them.

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  3. Chemistry

    Water boils sans bubbles

    Insulating steam keeps a superhot object from splattering the soup.

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  4. Chemistry

    Flerovium and livermorium debut on periodic table

    New element names honor the contributions of Russian and American laboratories.

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  5. Chemistry

    Unusual crystal patterns win chemistry Nobel

    First rejected as impossible, the discovery that atoms can pack in subtly varied patterns forced revisions of fundamental concepts.

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  6. Chemistry

    Protons on the move find novel molecular route

    Hydrogen bonds aren’t the only means of proton travel to another molecule, a study finds.

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  7. Chemistry

    Better hydrogen storage process unveiled

    Scientists create a chemical switch that can catch and release the useful gas.

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  8. Humans

    Chemists distinguish between gunshot residue from various firearms

    Analytical technique could lead to better crime scene investigation.

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  9. Chemistry

    Synthetic heredity molecules emulate DNA

    Scientists have created six XNAs that, like the genetic building blocks they mimic, can store and pass on hereditary information.

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  10. Chemistry

    Life’s building blocks grow close to home

    Chemical reactions in the early solar system create complex organic molecules.

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  11. Chemistry

    Plastic isn’t over yet

    A tough new form of the 20th century’s signature polymer could extend its usefulness and make it more recyclable.

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  12. Chemistry

    In a Squeeze

    Elements under pressure reveal secrets of extreme chemistry.

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