The Kavli Foundation Lecture Series (supported by The Kavli Foundation) recognizes groundbreaking discoveries by scientists tackling many of the world’s mounting challenges. The American Chemical ...

This lecture is open to the public, no registration required. Professor Jessica Larsen began her academic career at the University of Virginia, obtaining her BS in Chemical Engineering in 2012. She ...

Two lectures are planned on one Saturday morning to update the knowledge of secondary school teachers on modern chemistry. 10:00-10:45 am. Speaker: Prof. Qian Miao: "Liquid Crystals: A Beautiful and ...

WASHINGTON, March 21, 2017 -- Advances in understanding polymer networks and CRISPR-inspired genome engineering tools will be the topics of a pair of Kavli Lectures at the 253rd National Meeting & ...

THE connection between dentistry and chemistry is a two-fold one. The practical dental surgeon is a worker in metals; he has to prepare amalgams for stoppings and carry out a multitude of similar ...

The name Kavli is well known among scientists for being attached to esteemed institutes, prizes, and lectures that spur and celebrate scientific advancement. That’s exactly what Fred Kavli wanted. An ...

Upon addition of hydrogen peroxide to Rochelle's salt (sodium potassium tartrate), the hydrogen peroxide decomposes and tartaric acid is oxidized. This reaction proceeds very slowly at room ...

Get important chapter-wise chemistry notes for CBSE Class 12. These notes are based on class 12 chemistry NCERT books and are very helpful for revision purposes and preparation of CBSE Class 12 ...

Calling all Chemistry students aged between 16-18. You are invited to join us for the Chiltern and Middlesex inaugural event “16-18 Chemistry Lectures and Network” at the Royal Society of Chemistry, ...

A copper penny appears to turn to silver after heating in an evaporating dish with a mixture. The penny then appears to turn to gold when heated in a flame. Heat causes a fusion of zinc and copper to ...

New York University President Andrew Hamilton visited Brown Thursday to give a lecture on a subject not a part of his usual topics of conversation as a university president: organic chemistry.