Over recent years astronomers have realised that chemistry plays a crucial role in controlling the evolutionary cycle where stars are formed from vast clouds of gas and dust, then age and then die either simply by cooling down or in the spectacular brilliance of an exploding star. With the help of chemists, they have created a new scientific discipline, astrochemistry, that seeks to understand the important role that chemistry has to play in our cosmos.
Astrochemistry: The Chemical Cosmos
29 January 2019 19:00-20:00, Birmingham, United Kingdom
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Royal Society of Chemistry
Venue
University of Birmingham, School of Chemistry
Haworth Building, Room 101, University of Birmingham, School of Chemistry, Edgbaston Park Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, B15 2TT, United Kingdom
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D J Jones Secretary, United Kingdom
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West Midlands Chemistry Teachers' Centre
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