ACS Science Elements

ACS Science Elements

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ACS Science Elements episodes

  • Episode 71 - July 28, 2008
    New materials for microwave cookware that heat faster with less energy. Designing bourbon whiskeys with custom-tailored aromas. Diamond surfaces as the possible origin of early life on Earth.
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  • Episode 70 - July 21, 2008
    A snow flea antifreeze protein that could help improve organ preservation. Development of a new hand-held biosensor. Killer Kevlar - clothing that shields from germs.
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  • Episode 69 - July 14, 2008
    A marine worm’s jaws that say “cutting-edge new aerospace materials”. A new “scrubber” that speeds removal of a powerful anthrax clean-up agent. How snake venom tells tales about geography.
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  • Episode 68 - July 7, 2008
    Boosting the survival of insulin-cell transplants for Type 1 Diabetes. The First DNA molecule made almost entirely of artificial parts. Super strong antimicrobial coatings for uses in medicine and defense.
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  • Episode 67 - June 30, 2008
    The stomach’s healthy reaction to red wine combined with red meat. Proteins that could relate to increased longevity in women. A development toward long-range beach forecasts on bacterial contamination.
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  • Episode 66 - June 23, 2008
    Rogue proteins called prions are not degraded by conventional sewage treatment processes. Scientists have developed a new test for more reliable product expiration labels. New research reports that 12 million molecules share 143 basic shapes.
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  • Episode 65 - June 16, 2008
    Coffee’s aroma that kick-starts genes in the brain. Lake sediments help scientists trace 7,000 years of mining and metal use in China. Natural plant materials that can regulate starch digestion.
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  • Episode 64 - June 9, 2008
    Super paper: A new type of nanopaper that’s more break-resistant than cast iron; Love that garlic? Fresh may be healthier than bottled: the importance of allicin. An inhalable form of gene-therapy that takes aim at lung cancer and inflammatory lung disease.
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  • Episode 63 - June 2, 2008
    Lead leaching and faucet corrosion in PVC home plumbing. How to keep beer fresher. A nano-tech process that produces highly stretchable plastics.
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  • Episode 62 - May 27, 2008
    Melting glaciers may release DDT and contaminate the Antarctic environment. Light-driven "molecular brakes" provide a stopping power for nanomachines. Rice in your gas tank: Boosting biofuel production from rice straw.
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