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Subject: Physical

New Route to Sulfur-Doped Carbon Composites
News

New Route to Sulfur-Doped Carbon Composites

September 26, 2012

Chemists in Germany have used a thiophene-based twin monomer to generate microporous carbon doped with sulfur atoms

How to Model a Pain Reliever
Bulletin

How to Model a Pain Reliever

September 25, 2012

New results can help scientists understand the working mechanism of anesthetics

Angewandte Quiz Answer
News

Angewandte Quiz Answer

September 25, 2012

A recent cover in Angewandte Chemie included a hidden dedication. Did you spot it?

Do We Smell Molecular Vibrations?
News

Do We Smell Molecular Vibrations?

September 24, 2012

Humans and animals can distinguish smells by the vibrations of the odorant molecules

Improved Nanotubes for Microbatteries
News

Improved Nanotubes for Microbatteries

September 22, 2012

Simple method to improve the high-rate capability of TiO2 nanotube arrays for use in lithium-ion batteries

Quantum Confinement Damages DVD Players
News

Quantum Confinement Damages DVD Players

September 22, 2012

The origin of damage to nanofilms in DVD players is revealed to be quantum confinement of electrons

Who's Next? 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Quiz/Game

Who's Next? 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

September 21, 2012

Make your predictions for the 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry here

Polymer Science Awards Bestowed
News

Polymer Science Awards Bestowed

September 20, 2012

Hideyuki Otsuka and Kazushi Kinbara, both Japan, have been awarded the Society of Polymer Science Japan Wiley Award

Restrict DNA Freedom with PNA for White Light
News

Restrict DNA Freedom with PNA for White Light

September 19, 2012

Peptide nucleic acid (PNA) restricts the conformations of arranged chromophores on a DNA strand and improves its photophysical properties

Joji Sakurai: First Chemistry Professor at Tokyo University
News

Joji Sakurai: First Chemistry Professor at Tokyo University

September 19, 2012

Joji Sakurai was the first Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Tokyo University and is the answer to Guess the Chemist (9)

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