Regular consumption of green tea or red wine can boost sensitivity to acids and lead to an accumulation of polyphenols
Green Tea Alters Flavor Perception
Sparkling Wine, Champagne & Co – Part 2
Opening the bottle and choosing the glass – Who would have guessed that both would give us insights into thermodynamics?
Fighting Cancer with Soy
Compound found in soybeans identifies and inhibits growth of cancer cells by targeting elevated copper levels
Searching for Xmas Presents?
Editors recommend Christmas presents with a scientific flavor ...
Sparkling Wine, Champagne & Co – Part 1
Looking a bit deeper into the glass we discover that there is a great deal of chemistry involved ... only chemistry can be this tingling
Mess-ter Comic — Initiation
A comic series by Sophie Lin: In part 4 she searches for the initiator of her polymerization
Interviews with Chemistry Europe Presidents and Member Society Leaders
In this series of interviews, presidents and leaders of the national societies of Chemistry Europe talk about their society, personal motivation, and plans for the future
Coffee’s Antioxidant Properties
Drinking coffee can be good for your health, as shown by a study of chlorogenic acid-enriched instant coffee
Mineral Source Water From Deep Sea Water
Preparation of mineral source water from deep sea water: Reduction of sulfate ion using selemion ASV membrane
Green Synthesis Of Nanoparticles
Method for making Au nanoparticles for imaging cancer is environmentally and biologically benign as it uses cinnamon