Phosphor is essential for every living organism, it can not be substituted like oil, but its reserves are limited and distribution uneven
Peak Phosphorus: A Challenge for Chemical Engineering
Michael Franz Lappert (1928 – 2014)
Professor Michael Franz Lappert, University of Sussex, UK, passed away last week
From Stench to Resource
Production of sulfur and hydrogen: splitting hydrogen sulfide with solar energy
Can DFT Calculations Describe Ethylene Polymerization?
Ethylene polymerization over the Phillips CrOx/SiO2 catalyst
Vitamin C Deficiency – Part 4
How much vitamin C do we need in our modern food?
Crystallography Without Crystals
Fluctuation X-ray scattering allows the determination of the structure of proteins in solution
Behind the Science: Stereoselective N–H Insertion-Arylation Reactions of Nitrodiazoesters
Dr. R. Threlfall talks to Professor A. Mattson about her article on stereoselective N–H insertion-arylation reactions of nitrodiazoesters
Chemical Poems: Calcium
Poems based on the natural properties of each of the elements of the periodic table
The Last Alchemist in Paris
Henning Hopf, Germany, reviews the book "The Last Alchemist in Paris & Other Curious Tales from Chemistry" by Lars Öhrström
Guess the Chemist (28)
Can you guess the famous scientist from the description?