Sep 10, 2009
Does Distilled Water Conduct Electricity? How Water Conducts Electric Currents
By: Megan Jungwi
Aug 22, 2009
The Uses of Hydrogen Peroxide: A Reagent that Bleaches, Cleans and Creates Fluorescence
By: Jennifer Graham
Jul 13, 2009
Telling the Difference Between Gemstones: How Scientists and Industry Professionals Identify Gemstones
By: Megan Jungwi
Jul 7, 2009
How Shampoo Works: The Chemistry Behind Shampoo's Cleansing Action
By: Megan Jungwi
Jul 6, 2009
Why Water and Oil Don't Mix: Here's Why Oil Does Not Dissolve in Water
By: Megan Jungwi
Jun 17, 2009
The History of Polystyrene: How the Widely Used Expanded Packaging Material was Developed
By: Simon Davies
May 18, 2009
Everyday Chemistry Investigation Projects: Research the Science of Normal Life using Scientific Method
By: Simon Davies
Mar 12, 2009
How DVDs and CDs Store Data: Reading and Writing a Digital Versatile Disk or Compact Disk
By: Martin Bell
Feb 26, 2009
Why Does Red Cabbage Change Color When Cooked? Red Anthocyanin Pigments in Cabbage Turn Color with Changes in pH
By: Stephanie Jolly
Feb 16, 2009
Physics of Ice and Water: Water's Liquid and Solid Phases Are Vastly Different
By: Albert Burchsted
Jan 8, 2009
Properties and Uses of Sodium Bicarbonate: Baking Soda Bicarbonate has Powerful Effects and Myriad Applications
By: Harry P. Schlanger
Nov 8, 2008
Silicon - Applications of the Ubiquitous Element: In Many Periods, the Uses of Silicon Compounds Have Defined the Age
By: Anthony Toole
Oct 3, 2008
Zinc, Wide Usage of a Modest Metal: One of the Earliest Metals to have Appeared in Human History
By: Anthony Toole
Sep 15, 2008
Water The Greenhouse Gas in a Glass: Structure of Water Molecules and Role in Climate Change
By: Andy Allison
Jun 14, 2008
Rhubarb and Other Poisons: This Delicious Food Contains a Highly Toxic Chemical
By: Anthony Toole
Feb 5, 2008
Chlorine For Water Treatment: Why is Such a Dangerous Chemical Added to Water?
By: Simon Davies
Feb 2, 2008
Carbon Monoxide: Useful but Deadly: The Silent Killer Used to Make Detergents and Acetic Acid
By: Simon Davies
Jan 30, 2008
The Chemistry of Glass: The Composition and Properties of Different Types of Silica Glass
By: Simon Davies
Jan 27, 2008
Surfactants: Cleaning Chemicals: How do Soap and Washing-Up Liquid Work?
By: Simon Davies
Jan 16, 2008
Kevlar: Bullet-Proof Polymer: Plastic that is Five Times Stronger than Steel
By: Simon Davies
Jan 13, 2008
Is Salt Bad for You? Does Sodium Chloride Causes High Blood Pressure and Heart Disease?
By: Simon Davies
May 17, 2007
Wine Chemistry: The Importance of Chemical Understanding in Wine Manufacture
By: Simon Davies
May 3, 2007
How do Batteries Work? The Portable Electricity Source is Indispensable in Modern Life
By: Simon Davies
Mar 17, 2007
How does Aspirin Work? Explaining the chemistry and biochemistry of Acetylsalicylic Acid
By: Simon Davies
Mar 16, 2007
Effects of Caffeine: Caffeine in Coffee, Tea and Chocolate is addictive and harmful
By: Simon Davies
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