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    Chemistry

    The chemical breakdown & Chemistry in its element

    The chemical breakdown is your biweekly source of the latest chemistry news, featuring discussions by our Chemistry World writers on the most exciting announcements and innovations in the field.
    Plus the full archive of Chemistry in its element – the audio tour of the periodic table and beyond.
    From Chemistry World, the magazine of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

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    Magnesium chloride: Chemistry in its element Oct 23, 2014
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    It may have no common name, but as Brian Clegg explains, magnesium chloride has many common uses


    Acetone peroxide: Chemistry in its element Oct 15, 2014
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    Simon Cotton takes us back to a dark day in UK history, to highlight a terrible use of acetone peroxide


    MDMA: Chemistry in its element Oct 09, 2014
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    The drug that fuelled rave culture may yet be a treatment for PTSD. Hayley Simon introduces MDMA


    Ethane: Chemistry in its element Oct 02, 2014
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    Why would a simple molecule used to produce plastics excite astronomers? Brian Clegg introduces ethane


    Tantalum pentoxide: Chemistry in its element Sep 24, 2014
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    Lars Öhrström explains how tantalum(V)oxide banished 'the brick' and allows your mobile phone to fit in your pocket


    Sodium alginate: Chemistry in its element Sep 17, 2014
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    When Brian Clegg's acid reflux strikes, he knows he can rely on help from this compound: Sodium alginate


    Trimethylamine: Chemistry in its element Sep 10, 2014
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    It reeks of rotting fish but finds use in a range of applications - Jenna Bilbrey introduces trimethylamine


    Phenol: Chemistry in its element Sep 03, 2014
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    Phenol, that mainstay of the chemical industry, was a familiar smell around the house in soap. Brian Clegg reveals all


    Glycerol: Chemistry in its element Aug 27, 2014
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    Simon Cotton describes one of his favourite school chemistry experiments, involving this week's compound: Glycerol


    Osmium tetraoxide: Chemistry in its element Aug 20, 2014
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    It's highly toxic but essential for studying detailed structures of cells. Brian Clegg introduces osmium tetraoxide


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