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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?

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 2
History|Inorganic

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 2

June 7, 2022

How Johann Konrad Dippel almost ruined the Prussian blue business

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 1
History|Inorganic

Prussian Blue: Discovery and Betrayal – Part 1

May 3, 2022

Around 1700, Berlin was a colorful center of innovation – a scene that led to the discovery of the century: Prussian blue

Emil Fischer’s Unsolved Case: Cleared Up after 120 Years – Part 2
Analytical|History

Emil Fischer’s Unsolved Case: Cleared Up after 120 Years – Part 2

April 5, 2022

The unpredictable properties of both crystalline forms of Fischer's hydrazone

Videos

Everyday Chemistry

How Can a Firefly Glow?

Everyday Chemistry|Inorganic

How Is an Etching Created?

Education|Everyday Chemistry

How to Make an Egg Transparent?

The Molecular Marvels of Hulk and She-Hulk
Bio|Pharma/Healthcare

The Molecular Marvels of Hulk and She-Hulk

March 1, 2022

The hypothetical science behind the transformation of Bruce Banner and his cousin into green superheroes

Emil Fischer’s Unsolved Case: Cleared Up after 120 Years – Part 1
Organic|Physical

Emil Fischer’s Unsolved Case: Cleared Up after 120 Years – Part 1

March 1, 2022

We go back to 1896 and look over Emil Fischer's shoulder as he determines the melting point of his capricious hydrazone

When Corpses Meet Forensic Pathologists – Part 3
Analytical|Pharma/Healthcare

When Corpses Meet Forensic Pathologists – Part 3

February 1, 2022

Case history 2: When hallucinogens become deadly

When Corpses Meet Forensic Pathologists – Part 2
Analytical|Pharma/Healthcare

When Corpses Meet Forensic Pathologists – Part 2

January 4, 2022

Forensic toxicology case history: Choose your pills wisely

When Corpses Meet Forensic Pathologists – Part 1
Everyday Chemistry|Pharma/Healthcare

When Corpses Meet Forensic Pathologists – Part 1

December 7, 2021

A look behind the scenes at two cases that illustrate the different approaches used in forensic toxicology

Why Do Cash Registers Not Need Ink Cartridges?
Education|Everyday Chemistry

Why Do Cash Registers Not Need Ink Cartridges?

November 2, 2021

How does the thermal printing process for receipts, parking tickets, and the like work?

Deciphering the Genetic Code: The Most Beautiful False Theory in Biochemistry – Part 3
Bio

Deciphering the Genetic Code: The Most Beautiful False Theory in Biochemistry – Part 3

October 5, 2021

Does Nature use only 20 amino acids?

Deciphering the Genetic Code: The Most Beautiful False Theory in Biochemistry – Part 2
Bio|History

Deciphering the Genetic Code: The Most Beautiful False Theory in Biochemistry – Part 2

September 7, 2021

How the experimental verification of the genetic code was accomplished

Deciphering the Genetic Code: The Most Beautiful False Theory in Biochemistry – Part 1
Bio|History

Deciphering the Genetic Code: The Most Beautiful False Theory in Biochemistry – Part 1

August 3, 2021

Countless scientists contributed to its clarification with brilliance, ingenuity, intuition, and luck

Smart Glasses: Tool or Toy? – Part 2
Analytical|Bio

Smart Glasses: Tool or Toy? – Part 2

June 1, 2021

Useful science apps for smart glasses and challenges of their use in the lab

Smart Glasses: Tool or Toy? – Part 1
Analytical|Bio

Smart Glasses: Tool or Toy? – Part 1

May 4, 2021

Latest research into laboratory applications for smart glasses

Cheryl Dembe: A Woman Who Didn't Give Up
Education

Cheryl Dembe: A Woman Who Didn't Give Up

April 6, 2021

An inspirational example of not letting obstacles discourage you, but using them as stepping stones instead

What Controls our Choice of Food? – Part 2
Food

What Controls our Choice of Food? – Part 2

March 2, 2021

Which food components might modify brain activity patterns and induce compulsive eating?

What Controls our Choice of Food? – Part 1
Bio|Food

What Controls our Choice of Food? – Part 1

February 2, 2021

How food components interact with the GABA type A receptor and the search for neuroactive food ingredients

Sir Hans Adolf Krebs (1900 – 1981) – Part 3
History

Sir Hans Adolf Krebs (1900 – 1981) – Part 3

January 5, 2021

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1953 and Krebs' thoughts about life as a displaced person

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