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History|Materials

Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 3

December 5, 2023

How deacidification can save old papers

Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 2
History|Materials

Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 2

November 7, 2023

The chemical causes of paper disintegration

Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 1
History|Materials

Chemistry Takes on Paper Conservation – Part 1

October 3, 2023

The beginnings of paper production—from rags to wood

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 4
Everyday Chemistry|History

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 4

September 5, 2023

How balloons are made and why rubber products can contain harmful nitrosamines

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 3
Chemical Engineering|Education

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 3

August 1, 2023

How latex is collected, transported, and converted to natural rubber

Videos

Education|Everyday Chemistry

Invisible Ink – Chemistry with Young Children

Education|Everyday Chemistry

Rethinking Chemistry – Talking with Presidents of Chemical Societies

Chemical Engineering|Education

What is Concrete? What is Cement?

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 2
History|Organic

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 2

July 4, 2023

The discovery of vulcanization—a happy accident or the result of hard work?

What Color Is the Sun?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

What Color Is the Sun?

June 18, 2023

Yellow? Green? White? 🤔🌞

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 1
Everyday Chemistry|History

The Chemistry of Balloons (and Rubber) – Part 1

June 6, 2023

The balloon is certainly not the most important product based on rubber, but it may be the prettiest

Dental Restoration Materials
Everyday Chemistry|Pharma/Healthcare

Dental Restoration Materials

May 2, 2023

Let's take a closer look at the chemistry behind fixing our smiles

The Licorice Wheel – Part 3
Analytical

The Licorice Wheel – Part 3

May 2, 2023

How do chemists today determine the structure of a complex natural substance?

The Licorice Wheel – Part 2
Organic

The Licorice Wheel – Part 2

April 4, 2023

Let us accompany Leopold Ružička on his arduous journey from the molecular formula C30H46O4 to the structural formula

The Licorice Wheel – Part 1
Everyday Chemistry|Food

The Licorice Wheel – Part 1

March 7, 2023

The root of the licorice plant is one of the oldest known remedies – we will take a deeper look at the chemistry of this healthy treat

Healing with Venom – Part 2
Bio|Education

Healing with Venom – Part 2

February 7, 2023

How can animal toxins be used in the future as biopesticides to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases? What is the new research field of "venomics" all about?

Healing with Venom – Part 1
Bio|Everyday Chemistry

Healing with Venom – Part 1

January 3, 2023

Venomous animals and their poisons

Chlorates: Tragic Incidents and Life-Saving Applications – Part 3
Chemical Engineering|Education

Chlorates: Tragic Incidents and Life-Saving Applications – Part 3

December 6, 2022

A vital use of chlorates as a source of oxygen—for example, in airplanes

Chlorates: Tragic Incidents and Life-Saving Applications – Part 2
History|Inorganic

Chlorates: Tragic Incidents and Life-Saving Applications – Part 2

November 1, 2022

Historic chlorate explosions and modern accidents

Chlorates: Tragic Incidents and Life-Saving Applications – Part 1
History|Inorganic

Chlorates: Tragic Incidents and Life-Saving Applications – Part 1

October 4, 2022

A tale of exploding trousers, herbicides, fireworks, and airplane oxygen masks

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 5
History|Inorganic

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 5

September 6, 2022

Solving the case of the discovery of Prussian blue

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 4
History|Inorganic

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 4

August 2, 2022

How was Prussian blue really discovered—with luck or a stroke of genius?

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 3
History|Inorganic

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 3

July 5, 2022

Who leaked the secret recipe for Prussian blue?

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