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Chemistry in its element
Chemistry in its element episodes
- Acrolein: Chemistry in its elementMichael Freemantle relates the history arolein, a poor tear gas with unexpected benefits8 min
- Cedrol: Chemistry in its elementRaychelle Burks explains how the scent of cedar wood can be used to destroy pests6 min
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- Calcium carbide: Chemistry in its elementMichael Freemantle tells us of discovery that lit the homes and put the food on the table of millions of people8 min
- Ectoparasiticides: Chemistry in its elementMartha Henriques explains how compounds developed to keep parasites at bay may be protecting rhinos from poachers7 min
- Taq Polymerase: Chemistry in its elementKat Arney reveals how high temperature bacteria provide us with the molecule that speeds up DNA sequencing6 min
- Ubiquitin: Chemistry in its elementKiki Sanford examines the molecule that holds the balance between life and death9 min
- Diethyl ether: Chemistry in its elementMichael Freemantle awakens us to the history of diethyl ether7 min
- Manganese dioxide: Chemistry in its elementBrian Clegg paints a picture of a compound found in ancient cave paintings and top-of-the-range electronics: Manganese dioxide7 min
- Mercury fulminate, Hg(CNO)<sub>2</sub>: Chemistry in its elementMichael Freemantle examines the explosive history and chemistry of mercury fulminate7 min
About Chemistry in its element
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A weekly tour of the periodic table, from Chemistry World, the magazine of the Royal Society of Chemistry.