The Mole May 2012
In this month's issue:
- Don't be a dope! Catching the cheats
- Magnificent molecules - glucose
- Avogadro's lab - do sports drinks work?
- Meet the universities - want to study for a degree in the chemical sciences?
- Faces of chemistry - looking behind sport performance research
- Healthier sausages
- Thermal imaging on the wing
- On-screen science - animal games - scales of nature
- Profile - Nicola Gray - Assistant analyst
- Win £25 of Amazon vouchers
Downloadable Files
The Mole, May 2012
The complete magazine, in full colour. Duplication permitted within schools and colleges
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Don't be a dope
Nina Notman talks to the scientists set to beat the doping cheats at the 2012 Lonon Olympic Games
PDF (418k)
Magnificent molecules - glucose
Phillip Broadwith describes one of life's energy sources and explains its connection with diabetes
PDF (135k)
Avogadro's lab - Do sports drinks work?
The Mole team investigates sports drinks and help you to take part in the RSC's Global Experiment
PDF (183k)
Meet the Universities
Want to study for a degree in the chemical sciences
PDF (1073k)
Faces of chemistry
Looking behind sport performance research
PDF (121k)
Cutting-edge chemistry
Healthier sausages and thermal imaging on the wing
PDF (226k)
Animal games - scales of nature
On-screen science
PDF (148k)
Nicola Gray - Drug Control Centre
An assistant analyst with an important role to play during the Olympics
PDF (112k)
Puzzles - May 2012
£50 of Amazon vouchers to be won
PDF (104k)
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