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• Select BRUSH UP FOR NEET/JEE ClASS XII .. .

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  BRUSH UP FOR NEET/JEE ClASS XII .. .

  From:Chemistry Today

  Jan. 31, 20232,153 words Article 1000LJanuary 31 -- Unit 5 Coordination Compounds Addition compounds: These are the compounds formed by combination of two or more simple compounds. They are of two types: • Double salt: A compound formed by combination of...
• Select CBSC WARM - UP CLASS-XII.

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  CBSC WARM - UP CLASS-XII.

  From:Chemistry Today

  Oct. 13, 20223,374 words Article 1190LOctober 13 -- Time Allowed: 3 hours Series-5 Coordination Compounds Maximum Marks: 70 GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS General Instructions: Read the following instructions carefully. (a) There are 35 questions in this question...
• Select Are you ready for Olympiads? CLASS XII.

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  Are you ready for Olympiads? CLASS XII.

  From:Chemistry Today

  Oct. 13, 20222,221 words Article 1070LOctober 13 -- Exam on 18th Oct, 3rd Nov & 1st Dec 2022 SYLLABUS* Section – 1: Physics: Electricity and Magnetism, Electromagnetic Induction, Alternating current, Electromagnetic waves, Optics, Modern Physics,...
• Select Research Data from Federal University Rio de Janeiro Update Understanding of Breast Cancer [Antitumoral Synergism Between a Copper(Ii) Complex and Cisplatin Improves In Vitro and In Vivo Anticancer Activity Against Melanoma, Lung and Breast ...].

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  Research Data from Federal University Rio de Janeiro Update Understanding of Breast Cancer [Antitumoral Synergism Between a Copper(Ii) Complex and Cisplatin Improves In Vitro and In Vivo Anticancer Activity Against Melanoma, Lung and Breast ...].

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Oct. 7, 2021592 words Report 1580L2021 OCT 7 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- Research findings on Oncology - Breast Cancer are discussed in a new report. According to news reporting originating in Rio de...
• Select PlastiComp expands LFT pellet capacity

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  PlastiComp expands LFT pellet capacity

  From:Plastics Technology (Vol. 53, Issue 10)

  Oct. 200753 words Brief article 1230LIncreasing customer demand for Complet long-fiber thermoplastic (LFT) pellets has prompted PlastiComp LLC, Winona, Minn., to plan installation of a new production line capable of 3 million to 5 million lb/yr. The firm...
• Select Shedding New Light on Microstructures

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  Shedding New Light on Microstructures

  From:USA Today (Vol. 128, Issue 2661)

  June 2000414 words Brief article MATERIALS A unique, compact furnace combined with high-energy X-rays is giving researchers at the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames (Iowa) Laboratory the unprecedented ability to record directly the chemical and...
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  New way to remove sulfur dioxide

  From:Industry Week (Vol. 244, Issue 18)

  Oct. 2, 199581 words Brief article WANTED: A BETTER WAY TO REMOVE sulfur dioxide from smokestacks. One possibility: metal complexes, such as molybdenum sulfides, that catalyze reactions to turn sulfur dioxide and hydrogen into elemental sulfur and water....
• Select Molecular materials for nonlinear optics

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  Molecular materials for nonlinear optics

  Author:Todd B. MarderFrom:Canadian Chemical News (Vol. 44, Issue 10)

  November-December 19921,491 words Article The development of new NLO materials is still in its early stages and many improvements can be achieved through rational molecular design Optical information storage, processing and transmission are rapidly taking the...
• Select Multitasking miniatures: tailor-made particles are versatile

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  Multitasking miniatures: tailor-made particles are versatile

  Author:Aimee CunninghamFrom:Science News (Vol. 168, Issue 23)

  Dec. 3, 2005423 words Article 1360LA new class of tiny particles fashioned from metal and organic building blocks may lead to novel catalysts and sensors, say the chemists who synthesized the structures. They've created nanoscale and microscale spheres...
• Select Accelerating Natural Attenuation of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons

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  Accelerating Natural Attenuation of Chlorinated Hydrocarbons

  Authors:Sue Boyle and Stephen KoenigsbergFrom:Environmental Technology (Vol. 9, Issue 7)

  November-December 1999682 words Brief article A significant body of literature has appeared that supports the validity of enhancing biological reductive dechlorination with organic substrates that generate hydrogen and electrons. Given the few options available...
• Select CAS releases its SciFinder 2004 Edition

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  CAS releases its SciFinder 2004 Edition

  Author:Kimberly ShigoFrom:Computers in Libraries (Vol. 23, Issue 10)

  November-December 2003124 words Brief article Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) has unveiled SciEinder 2004 Edition, a resource that now offers capabilities for chemical reaction exploration and analysis. These enhancements are integrated with CAS's weekly updated...
• Select Bottled enzymes make complex chemicals

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  Bottled enzymes make complex chemicals

  Author:Elizabeth PennisiFrom:Science News (Vol. 142, Issue 10)

  Sept. 5, 1992752 words Article Chemists expect in the near future to produce large quantities of complex chemicals that are typically made more slowly by organic methods. A nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopic technique will be used, and the...
• Select Chemical Institute of Canada's Division of Inorganic Chemistry is pleased to announce the recipient of the first DIC Award for Graduate Work in Inorganic Chemistry

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  Chemical Institute of Canada's Division of Inorganic Chemistry is pleased to announce the recipient of the first DIC Award for Graduate Work in Inorganic Chemistry

  Author:Russell J. BoydFrom:Canadian Chemical News (Vol. 60, Issue 5)

  May 2008231 words Brief article 1400LChemical Institute of Canada's Division of Inorganic Chemistry is pleased to announce the recipient of the first DIC Award for Graduate Work in Inorganic Chemistry. This award is presented to a graduate student...
• Select Chemical shifts: What's new in chemistry research? This bi-monthly column offers readers a concentrated look at the latest developments in chemistry from Canadian researchers. (Chemical Shifts)

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  Chemical shifts: What's new in chemistry research? This bi-monthly column offers readers a concentrated look at the latest developments in chemistry from Canadian researchers. (Chemical Shifts)

  Author:Cathleen CruddenFrom:Canadian Chemical News (Vol. 54, Issue 2)

  Feb. 20021,037 words Article Study by Starlight In Suning Wang's lab, stars do more than just twinkle, they luminesce! Suning Wang, MCIC at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario has been studying the luminescent behaviour of coordination...