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Journal of the American Chemical Society
We
really love science-based music videos, such as the Nano Song, and Nano
Girls. "Resistant to Base" is another great one. Can you tell us about
any others?
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An organic chemistry-themed music video parodying Robert Palmer's 1985 "Addicted to Love." Shot on Canon XL-1s (MiniDV) w/ Canon XL 5.5-88mm IS II 16X lens. Edited on Sony Vegas HD 6. ***LYRICS*** Your lights are on, but you're not home You're in the lab, working alone. ...
Journal of the American Chemical Society Happy Holidays from JACS! Find out more about the chemistry behind snow globes and other holiday gifts.
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Journal of the American Chemical Society We think this week's image in the JACS Image Challenge about lipid vesicles is phat... err... fat. Put yourself to the test.
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Listen to full text readings of two JACS communications articles. In addition to listening to the audio directly from this page, you can subscribe to the JACS Beta Podcast to automatically download these two readings and any new audio content that appears on the site.
ACS Publications Library Relations and Vanderbilt University’s Stevenson Science & Engineering Library host ACS on Campus: Vanderbilt at Vanderbilt University January 27-28, 2010. ...
Zahra Ramadhany Hidayat i was wondering, where can i find some information about the making of plastics from oranges peels, particularly about limonene oxide... can anyone help me?
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Journal of the American Chemical Society Liked the JACS Select Issue we posted yesterday? Check out our interview with its guest editor, Louis S. Hegedus.
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Listen to full text readings of two JACS communications articles. In addition to listening to the audio directly from this page, you can subscribe to the JACS Beta Podcast to automatically download these two readings and any new audio content that appears on the site.
Journal of the American Chemical Society Molecules are picky. But can you pick the right answer to our latest JACS Image Challenge on enantioselectivity?
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Take a look at an image from a recent JACS publication and then respond to the related question to test your understanding of chemistry.
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Journal of the American Chemical Society Check out the latest JACS Select! Issue #7 is Organocatalysis in Organic Synthesis. For our Chinese-reading fans, this issue features synopses in Chinese.
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In order to both highlight and further explain topics of interest to a diverse audience, the Journal of the American Chemical Society introduces JACS Select, the new name for the journal's thematic Web-based collections of recently published JACS papers.
New feature on JACS Beta: Video Abstracts! The first video features Stephen Lippard, Chad Mirkin and coworkers discussing their research on a targeted drug delivery method, using DNA-gold nanoparticles, that effectively kills cancer cells with few side effects...
Journal of the American Chemical Society ACS headquarters in Washington DC saw its first snow this past weekend. But some physicists in the UK didn't need snow to make this cute nano snowman.
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The National Physical Laboratory has deployed a range of techniques to create the world's smallest snowman - a diminutive fellow just 10 µm across, or "1/5th the width of a human hair".
