The Mole March 2012
The Mole is the Royal Society of Chemistry's twelve page magazine for chemistry students.

- Shining light on artificial photosynthesis
- Magnificent molecules - bombykol
- Avogadro's lab - the shapes of molecules
- Choosing the best experience - open days
- Emma Shiells - picture editor at the Royal Society of Chemistry
- Giving fuel cells a vitamin boost
- Nanoear listens in on cellular motoring
- On-screen chemistry - thermite break-in
- Win £50 of Amazon vouchers
Downloadable Files
The Mole March 2012
The complete magazine, in full colour. Duplication permitted within schools and colleges.
PDF (4553k)
Shining light on artificial photosynthesis
Mimicking plant life could be our way out of the energy crisis
PDF (1321k)
Magnificent molecules - bombykol
Getting rid of a pest infestation can be tricky
PDF (864k)
Avogadro's lab - the shapes of molecules
Investigating why molecules have different shapes
PDF (727k)
Choosing the best experience - open days
Choosing a university course has never been harder, with a wider choice on offer then ever before
PDF (767k)
Emma Shiells - picture editor at the Royal Society of Chemistry
Emma works on magazines and books, sourcing scientific illustrations and photographs
PDF (912k)
Giving fuel cells a vitamin boost
Increasing energy demands of the 21st century
PDF (1309k)
On-screen chemistry - thermite break-in
The thermite reaction in Breaking Bad
PDF (970k)
Puzzles
£50 of Amazon vouchers to be won
PDF (642k)
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