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Highlights in Chemical Science

Chemical science news from across RSC Publishing.



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Nanomotors

Nanomotors go fuel-free

09 February 2010

Scientists in the US have developed nanomotors that are propelled through liquids using an electric field


Highlights in Chemical Science

Highlights in Chemical Science issue 2 now online

08 February 2009

A snapshot of the latest developments across the chemical sciences - now available as a digital magazine!


Paint

Dipstick test for toxic lead

01 February 2010

Scientists in the United States have produced a simple dipstick test for detecting lead levels in paints


damaged bone tissue

Gold nanoparticles highlight bone damage

29 January 2010

Three-dimensional imaging of damaged bone tissue could be used to predict weak points and the risk of fractures in humans


Star-shaped polymers

Self-healing polymers prolong lubricant lifetime

28 January 2010

UK scientists have created polymers that can repair themselves and could maintain the physical properties of oils for longer


Polly Arnold

Interview: Unleashing Uranium

28 January 2010

Polly Arnold talks about Pac-man molecules, f-block chemistry and the countryside


Cosmetic electrochemistry

Cosmetic electrochemistry

20 January 2010

A cosmetic product lends a hand in fabricating microelectrode sensors


Organic reaction

Magnetic iron nanocatalysts

18 January 2010

Unmodified iron nanoparticles make efficient catalysts for C-C bond forming reactions


Helical organisation

Tune in for sensitive explosive detection

14 January 2010

A fluorescent organic molecule can be tuned to provide sensitive detection of explosive vapours


Tetracarboxylate isomers

Symmetry springs a surprise

12 January 2010

Chemists discover two isomers with identical symmetry but different properties


Glass of water in sun

Photocatalyst sees the light

11 January 2010

Energy saving bismuth photocatalyst works under visible light


Blue sea mussels

Use mussels to look younger

05 January 2010

An amino acid found in mussels makes a biocompatible hydrogel for tissue engineering and wrinkle filling.