Full list of all the articles published in Volumes 1-24 of Chemistry Review, arranged by issue
Title of article
Welcome to Chemistry Review
How old is Pharaoh’s coffin?
Ultrasound in chemistry
Bonded! How paints stick to
surfaces
Bonding between molecules
The structure of insulin
The atomic spectrum of
hydrogen
Buckminsterfullerene, Model of
Michael Faraday
The structure of benzene
Why is DNA helical?
A new form of carbon to kick
around
Unboiling an egg
Joint Matriculation Board
From the classroom to industry
and from industry to the
classroom
On being one's own rabbit
Editorial
Humphry Davy
Allied Colloids
Key topics covered
Vol.
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Timothy Mason
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Tony Turner
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Tony Turner
David Edwards
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Richard Norman
Rod Hubbard and John Garratt
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Make your own
George Burton
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Ovalbumin
Atomic spectrum of hydrogen
Industry
Democritus replies
Answer back
Just chatting
David Edwards
Miranda Mapletoft
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1
1
1
1
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Haldane
Worth reading
Editorial
Famous names
Just chatting
John Garratt
Nigel Freestone
Miranda Mapletoft
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Mass spectrometry , archaeological remains,
radioactive decay and half-lives, isotopic
fractionation, radiocarbon
Sonochemistry, cavitation, homogeneous
reactions
Paints, polymers, intermolecular forces,
adhesion, surface tension of liquids
Covalent bonds
Crystals, amino acids, models of insulin
Ionisation energy of a hydrogen atom,
atomic spectrum of hydrogen
Michael Faraday
X-ray crystallography, Kekulé
Molecule of DNA, sugar phosphate chain,
hydrogen bonding
Buckminsterfullerene
Chemical manufacturing
Type of article
Editorial
Revision note
In pictures
Answer back
Making and doing
Famous names
How do we know?
Author
John Garratt
Robert Hedges
Spectroscopy
A closer look at clay
A question of organic reactions
Getting fired up about clay
Low fat margarine
Origins and Miracles
What on Earth is the Greenhouse
effect?
What the Solar System is made
of
Materials in the mouth
Autoxidation, antioxidants and
ageing
Editorial
What are old masters made of?
Making hydrogen
How a catalyst works
Sun, stars and spectra
Electrolysis
Salt mines
What's bred in the bone
A hydrogen plant
Surface tension explained
Elementary crossword
Chemistry from group V
Polyunsaturates
The Blind Watchmaker
Concepts of greenhouse effect and role of
carbon dioxide
Chemical composition of sun using physical
and chemical techniques, chemical
condensation of elements
Stainless steel and sapphires, dentine and
enamel, plaque/dental decay, calcium
phosphate and the apatite minerals
free radicals, oxygen
Revision note
In pictures
Answer back
Make your own
Democritus replies
Worth reading
How do we know?
Editorial
Research and chemical analysis on paint
layers, flame ionisation detector, gas
chromatography
Hydrogen manufacture on a large scale
Catalysts
Structure and temperature of the sun
Periodic Table
How do we know?
Revision note
Just chatting
Worth reading
In pictures
Democritus replies
Making and doing
Answer back
Richard Dawkins
Ian Campbell
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Tony Cox
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David Brown
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Bruce Gilbert
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John Garratt
Jennifer Pilc
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Reiko Isuyama and John
Garratt
Roger Mawby
Charlie Harding
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Miranda Mapletoft
Robertson Davies
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Derek Gray
Frank Harris
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Graham Moyce
Judith Hart
Search for insulin
Editorial
Indigo - putting the blue in blue
jeans
New materials for the mouth
The chemical basis of global
warming
Accidental discoveries in science
Barry Knight
The work of a conservator
Shapes of molecules and electron
pair repulsion (EPR) theory
Neil Bartlett
Optical isomerism
Alcohol
Noble Gas Chemistry
Dyes and fabrics,
A question of ideality
Alcohol
Editorial
How do we know what an atom
is like?
Mass Spectrometry of Peptides
and Proteins
Choosing a degree course
The Spider's Secret
Interpreting mass spectra
Models of atoms
A.W. Hofmann
Chemistry teacher
Indigo, coal tar hydrocarbons
John Garratt
Tony Travis
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Dental cements, amalgam fillings, polymers
Greenhouse effect, greenhouse gases
David Brown
Ian Campbell
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David Edwards
Richard Pardy
John Garratt
Vanessa Barker
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Neville Haskins
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John Holder & Janet Cook
Primo Levi
Peter Nicolson
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Banting, Best, Macleod, Collip
Louis Pasteur, Royston M. Roberts
Ethanol
Noble gasses
People
Famous names
Editorial
Worth reading
People
In pictures
Revision note
Judith Hart
Judith Ramsden
Famous names
Making and doing
Just chatting
Ted Lister
Democritus replies
Answer back
Just chatting
Editorial
Special feature
Worth reading
Revision note
In pictures
Famous names
Just chatting
Tony Travis
Colin Chambers
Rates and Orders of Reaction
Taking the sweat out of
calculations
How aspirin works
Alchemy
Editorial
The accidental discovery of
Buckminsterfullerene
How to get the right formula
Catalysts can do wonderful
things
The Greenhouse Effect: can we
keep our cool?
The ghost disease
Gas testing crossword
Different forms of carbon
What makes a reaction go?
Structural isomers, geometrical
isomers
Acids and equilibria
Tropical rain forests
Gen on -gens
Editorial
Fireworks
A laboratory on wheels: the ‘ins
and outs’ of motor oil
How oxgen binds to
haemoglobin
Redox (and oxidation numbers)
Bonfire Night brain wave
The Periodic Table
Answer back
Making and doing
Geoff Mines
Tim Brosnan
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John Holman
John Garratt
Jim Baggott
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John Garratt
Colin White
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Ian Campbell
2
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Worth reading
Making and doing
In pictures
Revision note
Democritus replies
Michael Howell & Peter Ford
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Answer back
Just chatting
David Edwards
Gordon Fettis
Gordon Woods
John Garratt
Ron Lancaster
Bill Fox
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How do we know?
Jeremy Tame
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Revision note
Just chatting
In pictures
Maria Cavanna
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Democritus replies
Past and present
Editorial
How do we know?
Editorial
Motor oil
Chemical reactions, phase
transitions
Zeolites: from strange rocks to
cunning catalysts
Models of zeolites
Testing and estimating ions
Editorial
Colour changes in artists'
Pigments
How to think about electrons in
atoms
The social connections of the
Bunsen Burner
Markovnikoff and all that
Energy profiles
Robert Boyle
Alternative fuels
Wordsearch
What happens in a Bunsen
Flame?
Peter Gregory
Alchemy
Editorial
Do CFCs destroy the Ozone
Layer?
The compound that never was
Cold Light
Organic reaction mechanisms
and curly arrows
Democritus replies
Making and doing
Answer back
Editorial
How do we know?
Revision note
Famous names
Answer back
Making and doing
In pictures
Lewis Thomas
Benzene rings
Hexaphenylethane
Chemiluminescence
People
Worth reading
Democritus replies
Editorial
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Alan Comyns
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David Edwards
John Garratt
David Saunders
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Steve Smith
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Michael Barnett
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John Tucker
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John Garratt
Gwen & Mike Pilling
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Norman Greenwood
John Sleigh
Geoff Hallas
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Paul Philips
Frank Harriss
Has it been irradiated?
Have you got Redox potential?
Bread of Life
Fast and Fresh
An overview of organic reactions
Fluorescent highlighting pens
Editorial
Crowning glory
Liquid crystals at work
Environmentally friendly
catalysis
Taking a year out
From dolomite to magnesium
oxide
Christ, Clausius and Corrosion
Recrystallisation – purification of
solids
Acids
Osmium
A question of applying
knowledge
Pam Hammer
Editorial
Flavour in low-alcohol beers
Electrons transfer chemist to the
top
A perfect finish
Ammonia production
Why does beer froth, but cider
not?
Answer back
Making and doing
In pictures
Revision note
Democritus replies
Editorial
Hair, hair care
Just chatting
In pictures
Hilary Stevenson & Richard
Gray
David Edwards
John Garratt
Joanne de Groot
George Gray
James Clark
Justin Guest
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Harold Morowitz
Purification of solids
Worth reading
Lab page
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Element 76
Revision note
Democritus replies
Answer back
Margaret Ferguson
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John Garratt
Robert Muller
Jim Baggott
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People
Editorial
Chemistry of car painting
Gus Palluel
John McIntyre
Democritus replies
The periodic table
Thin-layer chromatography
Versatile silicones
Silicones – the versatile
polymers
Hydrolysis
The Grotta del Cane
Crossword
Editorial
Rummaging in the human
dustbin
The explosive stuff of life
Making standard solutions
Vinegar and salt for cleaning
copper-bottomed saucepans
Surely You're Joking Mr
Feynman!
Infrared spectrometry
Operation clean-up
Pairs of organic compounds
The arrangement of atoms in a
molecule
Testing for functional groups
Puzzle page
Editorial
Poisons, potions and pharmacy
The chemistry of life
Exposing the Piltdown Man
A new angle on bonding
TLC
silicone polymers
Silicone tetrachloride, hydrolysis
Famous Caverns and Grottoes, W.H.
Davenport Adams
Revision note
Lab page
In pictures
Answer back
Just chatting
Worth reading
Making and doing
Editorial
Metabolism
Ammonium nitrate
Just chatting
Lab page
Democritus replies
Richard Feynman
Worth reading
Alastair Fleming
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W.H. Davenport Adams
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John Garratt
Malcolm Rose
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John Emsley
Margaret Ferguson
In pictures
Iron sulphate
X-ray diffraction. Crystallography. Crystal
structure
Answer back
How do we know?
Revision note
Making and doing
Editorial
Lipids
The Piltdown Forgery, J.S. Weiner
Answer back
Worth reading
Revision note
Don Ainley
Corinne Slater
Madeleine Moore
John Garratt
John Mann
Max Perrin
J.S. Weiner
Gold, frankincense and myrrh
Protein science in chemical
design
Using a separating funnel
Precious medicine
Examiner speak
Group 4 halides
Editorial
A taste for chemistry
Supercritical fluids
Distillation
Clare Senior
Food
History of the atmosphere
SOCEET (social, economic,
environmental, technological)
Solid liquid
Designing the right dye for the
job
Fish-liver oils, vitamins and
bioassays
Mr Muscle - Gungebuster
Will-o-the-wisps and hot
compost
Solidification of solutions
Catalyst paradox
Editorial
Sulphur, climate and the
dinosaurs
In pictures
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W. Graham Richards
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Robert Tims
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Making and doing
Robert Matthews
Nigel Hughes
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Food for thought
Joan Mattingley-Cameron
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Product profile
Just chatting
David Edwards
John Garratt
3
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4
4
Revision note
Democritus replies
Editorial
Derek Denby
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Mike Bushell and Robin Taylor
Lab page
Just chatting
Democritus replies
Editorial
The Problems of Chemistry, W. Graham
Richards
Ozone, chlorofluorocarbons, chloroalkanes,
chlorine
Lab page
People
Worth reading
In pictures
Answer back
Applied organic chemistry, colour chemistry
Climatic change
Chris Barnard
David Nicholls
John Garratt
Tom Coultate
Tony Clifford and Keith Bartle
Margaret Ferguson
John Garratt
Simon Watts
Born-Haber cycle and lattice
energies
Water – structure/property at
their clearest
Assault by salts – the decay of
historic stonework
The double helix
Chemistry can detect faulty
genes
Make your own DNA molecule
Losing the lead
Melting point determination
Treating heart disease – the
discovery and development of a
new medicine
Editorial
Mineral sculptures in biology
Transition metals
Handed molecules
A prize collection
Tin and lead
Nitric acid acts upon copper
In the money: Analysis of coins
from antiquity
A balancing act
A year in France
Measuring pH
Ethanol/phenol
Answer back
Derek Jones
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3
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Clifford Price
3
5
James D. Watson
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John Garratt
Trevor Douglas and Jon
Didymus
Derek Denby
Charles Stirling
John Sleigh
Gordon Woods
Frederick H. Getman
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Mike Cowell
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Sue Howes
Julie Tucker
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Revision note
Decay of historic stonework, corrosion
James D. Watson
Worth reading
In pictures
Making and doing
Leaded petrol, unleaded petrol
John Ramsden
Lab page
Peter Cross
Editorial
Revision note
Helices
Stamps with a chemical theme
The Life of Ira Remsen, Frederick H.
Getman
Spending a year abroad on a chemistry
course
In pictures
Substances
Worth reading
Answer back
Just chatting
Lab page
Democritus replies
Elementary spelling
Crystal gardens
Editorial
Swimming pool chemistry
Drugs in sport
Designer polymers
What exactly is a molecule?
Extracting and studying enzymes
Gas chromatography
Hydrogen
Naming aliphatic organic
compounds
Ethene and ripe bananas
Petroleum technology
Iodine
Horse doping
Editorial
Buckyballs bounce into action
Some thoughts about gases
Organic conductors
Circles, hexagons and
aromaticity
The importance of revision
Water
Cyanide bonds to metal ions
Pharmacy
Frank Crawley
The history of the Bunsen burner
Measuring volume
Methyl mercaptan
Making and doing
Back page
Editorial
polyurethanes
The Periodic Table, Primo Levi
Democritus replies
Lab page
In pictures
Worth reading
Revision note
John Emsley
John Garratt
Jennifer Harding
Alan George
Peter Galloway
Primo Levi
Peter Hanson
Food for thought
Answer back
Substances
Back page
Editorial
John Holman
Mike Shipton
John Emsley
Answer back
In pictures
Democritus replies
Past and present
People
Making and doing
Lab page
Substances
Geoff Lloyd
John Garratt
Jonathan Crane
Roger Partington
Martin R. Bryce
Geoff Hallas
John Emsley
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Watercycle
Rehumanising Chemistry
Photodynamic therapy
Molecular Olympics: Going for
gold
The paradoxical Dr Priestly and
his discovery of dephlogisticated
air
Discoverer of the atomic nucleus
Molecular fossils
Solvent extraction
Natalia Tarasova
Sodium carbonate
Directing aromatic substitution
Column chromatography
What is the colour of a bromine
free radical?
Powering the planet: the
chemistry of oxidation and
combustion
Keeping track of energy changes
Chemistry in pictures
The Diamond Maker
Dirt into Diamonds
Making your own C60
The rocagalmide story: organic
synthesis in action
Polymer design by computer
Colorimeters
Back page
Editorial
Rutherford
Worth reading
In pictures
Lab Page
People
Substances
Answer back
Back page
Democritus replies
Oxidation, combustion
Glynn Gorick
John Garratt
John Griffiths and Jack
schofield
David Amabilino and Fraser
Stoddart
Truman Schwartz
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Max Perutz
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Bill Fox
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Dave Clark
H.G. Wells
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Viven Gupta
Heather Jones
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Chris Howick
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Mike Shipton
Gordon Woods
Sue Howes
Revision note
Photography
The Stolen Bacillus and other Incidents,
H.G. Wells
Harold Zaugg
Worth reading
Worth reading
Readers write
In pictures
Lab page
Mr Midgeley's discovery
What use is a chemistry degree?
Using natural dyes
Argon – in the spotlight
Mixing colours
From black sheep to creative
genius
Oiling the wheels of progress
Helium
The case for and against
organophosphorus compounds
Paper – read all about it
Answer back
Just chatting
Making and doing
Substances
Back page
Editorial
John Garratt
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Michells Simmonds
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Gordon Woods
Tony Wellington
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Mark Watson
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David Jones
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Jim Baggott
5
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Andrew Parsons
Process chemist
Revision note
People
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Acetic acid, vinegar
Focus on industry
Bill Fox
5
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Using an enzyme catalyst, monitoring the
decomposition, contact lens chemistry
Project page
Derek Denby
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Answer back
Back page
Alastair Fleming
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Lubricants, fractional distillation, synthetic
lubricants
Substances
Poisons
Hydrogen bonding, papermaking process,
waterproofing paper
Chemical definitions (tongue-incheek)
Getting your pinta from the cow
Plastic light
Growing crystals
Who discovered the structure of
benzene?
Drawing organic compounds
Ann Hutchinson – process
chemist
Ethanoic acid (acetic acid /
Essigsäure / vinegar)
Decomposing hydrogen peroxide
Tackling calculations
The flame test
Making and doing
Frank Harriss
Brian Joice
Enid Parker
Gordon Woods
In pictures
Daedalus
Lab page
Josef Loschmidt, Kekulé
Absolutely O K
Why aren't all crystals spherical?
Platinum
What's in water?
George Olah
How to make a zombie
Salt of the earth
The Gold Makers
Antidotes to wear
Safe heating
X-rays
Forensic analysis of a deer
Born-Haber cycles and lattice
energies
Jane Sutton - press and publicity
officer
-273.15oC is OK - OK?
The crystal growing challenge
Growing a crystal tree
Relatively speaking
Light messages from molecules
Observing
‘Environmentally friendly’
chemicals
Forming crystals, the growth of crystals,
true crystal spheres
Catalyst, uses, platinum compounds,
manufacturing fibres
pH value, conductivity, nitrate ion
concentration, phosphate ion concentration,
hardness of water, permanganate value
Chemistry of carbocations
Puffer fish, tetrodotoxin
Fritz Haber
Editorial
John Garratt
Gordon Van Praagh
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Substances
Gordon Woods
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Project page
Derek Denby
5
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Barry Thomas
Tony Wellington
Peter Ellis
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Geoff Lloyd and Frank Harris
Peter Nicolson
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Poisons
In pictures
Worth reading
Daedalus
Lab page
X-ray diffraction, looking at simple
molecules, Dorothy Hodgkin
Answer back
Revision note
Press and publicity officer
People
Just chatting
Making and doing
Back page
Editorial
Lab page
Development of hydrogen peroxide,
peroxygens, halogens, new polymers,
effluent treatment, peroxygen analysis,
reduction of gaseous emissions
J.B.S. Haldane
John Garratt
John Garratt
Amilra de Silva
Margaret Ferguson
Ken Rowbottom
The reactions of metals with
acids
Nitric acid
Fractional distillation
Web of scent
Facets of ammonia chemistry
Odour of celibacy
The sweet smell of danger
Robert Osman – plant manager
Melting and boiling points
Chemiluminescence
Lay your cards on the table
Electrochemical cells
Oxidation, hydrolysis
Creative problem solving
Using electrochemical cells
Sir Humphrey Davy and the
safety lamp
Keeping things short
Alfred Nobel (1833-96)
Nick Owen - innovations
marketing manager
The pyrrole pigments
Transition metals
Making light of project work
Calcium, magnesium, zinc
Project page
Derek Denby
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Modern manufacture, nature's acid rain,
nitration mixture, dissolving copper
Substances
Gordon Woods
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Eric Albone
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Peter Ellis
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Mervyn Hudson
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David Nicholls
John Sleigh
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In pictures
Detection of scents, gas chromatography,
pheromones
Plant manager
Answer back
Daedalus
Making and doing
People
Revision note
Back page
Editorial
Electrochemical reactions, galvanic cells,
Daniel cell, electroplating cell, cell reactions
for the corrosion of copper via oxygen
reduction
Democritus replies
Making and doing
Lab page
Electrochemistry
Innovations marketing manager
Revision note
In pictures
People
Haem compounds, oxygen binding to
haemoglobin, bile pigments, Vitamin B12
Chemiluminescence, luminol
Answer back
Project page
Richard Gilbert
John Skinner
John Garratt
Gerry Ottewill and Frank
Walsh
Margaret Ferguson
A Truman Schwartz
Dyed in the woolly
Propanone
The colours of pyrrole pigments
Boyle – a good egg
Trade roots - locating the sources
of ancient artefacts
Chemical dingbats
Iodine
Steam distillation
Colour – a chemical overview
Nuclear magnetic resonance
Acids and bases
Chris Hewitt
What is photochemical smog?
There’s more to vitamin C than
Brussel sprouts
A most unusual beetle!
Gilbert Lewis and the chemical
bond
Stained glass
A colour change!
Stick with it
Polymer wordsearch
Manufacture, solvent properties
Daedalus
Substances
Back page
Editorial
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Terry Threlfall and Paul
Harrison
Gordon Woods
Margaret Ferguson
Ken Kite
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In pictures
Revision note
Simon Duckett
Rod Beavon
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People
Project page
Chris Hewitt
Mike Pilling
Derek Denby
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Answer back
Fifty years ago
Frank Harris
Peter Ellis
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Back page
Editorial
Penelope Winton
John Garratt
Gill Thomas
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Ancient artefacts, flint, pottery, neutron
activation, lead isotope analysis
Making and doing
Substances
Lab page
Chlorophyll, energy and colour, woad,
tyrian purple, inorganic pigments, stained
glass and gemstones, colours in inorganic
compounds
NMR
Strong and weak acids, salts of weak acids,
self-ionisation of water
Brand manager
Oxides of nitrogen, radicals, ozone
Brussels sprouts, sources and stability of
Vitamin C
Bombardier beetle
Adhesives, how they work, polymers for
glues, polyurethanes, acrylic glues, epoxy
resins
Making and doing
Gordon Woods
John Garratt
Mike Cowell
Sir William Grove (1811-1896)
WebElements
Doll disease
Volumetric analysis
First-class organic chemistry
Rise and fall of CFCs
Hydrogen peroxide
Reactions that don't seem to add
up
Plant location
Nick Hazel
Acid-base indicators and buffer
solutions
Reactions of halogenoalkanes
with potassium hydroxide
Winning crystals
Fire your imagination
Proteins
Anagrams
Testing for metal ions
Becquerel
Alumina
Clock reactions
100 years ago
Chemistry on the web
Dick Powell
6
6
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6
6
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1
1
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Substances
Project page
Gordon Woods
Derek Denby
6
6
1
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Our essential chemical
industry
People
Revision note
Gill Thomas
6
1
Nick Hazel
Rod Beavon
6
6
1
1
Answer back
Geoff Hallas
6
1
John Garratt
John Garratt
6
6
6
1
2
2
Substances
Margaret Ferguson
Peter Ellis
Gordon Woods
6
6
6
6
2
2
2
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Project page
Derek Denby
6
2
Cellulose acetate, raman spectroscopy
Stamps with a chemical theme
CFCs, early refrigerants, HCFCs, global
warming
Copper(II) sulfate, sodium hydroxide
reaction
Benzene, dyestuffs
Issues Manager, BP Chemicals
Large crystals grown by readers
Lab page
In pictures
Back page
Editorial
Isotopes, chemical reactivity, solutions and
crystals
Making and doing
Lab page
Luminescence, radioactivity
Bauxite, occurrence in nature, precious
stones, anodised aluminium
Peter Ellis
Anne Hodgson
Howell Edwards
Margaret Ferguson
Ways of representing proteins
Salt
Ultraviolet and visible spectra
Raw materials
The inside of a cat
A potentially dangersous
fertiliser!
Finding information about degree
courses
Acid-base equilibria
Salt mining
Taking chemistry to its limits
Sex and scents in the natural
world
A bird's-eye view
Dragons blood and celluloid
Chemistry in the open air
How pure is your aspirin?
Silica
Explaining emission spectra, flame tests,
hydrogen spectrum, experimental set-up
Water, air, earth
Transition metals as catalysts, death of a
catalyst, air/fuel management
Ammonium nitrate
In pictures
Focus on industry
Revision note
Bill Fox
6
6
6
2
2
2
Gill Thomas and John Garratt
6
2
6
2
Answer back
Graham Mills and Gerry
Ottewill
Frank Harris
6
2
Chemistry on the web
John Garratt
6
2
6
6
2
2
John Garratt
David Kelly
6
3
Gill Thomas
6
3
Anita Quye
6
3
Derek Denby
Gordon Woods
6
6
6
3
3
3
Our essential chemical
industry
Concept map
Back page
Editorial
Insect attractants, making chemical
attractants
Defining chemical industry, industry's
customers, chemical companies
Chemical conundrums for museums, gums,
resins and waxes, plastics made from
cellulose, GLC, infrared and raman
spectroscopy
Aspirin, thin layer chromatography
Sand, carbon dioxide and silicon dioxide,
glasses, glass fibre, quartz
Our essential chemical
industry
In pictures
Project page
Substances
Coppergate helmet
Molecule of the month
Knocking your organic chemistry
into shape
Anne Hodgson
The island that time forgot…
Spy versus spy
Nitric oxide
Capillary electrophoresis
Separating solids from liquids
Mass spectrometry
Kinetics – facts and theory
CHEMystery
Dingbats
Atmospheric inputs to the oceans
Conservation, corrosion of buried iron,
chemical analysis
Chemistry Department, University of York
Frankincense, dragon's blood trees
Molecular sensors are molecules designed to
recognise and signal the presence of specific
species
Free radicals, atmospheric NO,
tropospheric, stratospheric NO, NO in the
body
Forensic scientists and art historians are
amongst those using this revolutionary
technique for analysing tiny samples,
methods of detection, sample injection
Rate of reaction, order, chain reactions, rate
constants, rate-determining steps, collision
theory
Finding out how much of the pollution in
the oceans comes from the atmosphere
Sonia O'Connor
6
3
Chemistry on the web
Answer back
John Garratt
Peter Simpson
6
6
3
3
People
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Anne Hodgson
Jonathan Steed
6
6
6
3
3
4
Gordon Woods
6
4
Anne Hodgson
6
4
Lab page
In pictures
Revision note
Margaret Ferguson
6
6
6
4
4
4
Chemistry on the web
Jason Lynam
6
6
6
4
4
4
Substances
Michael Lewis
Tim Jickells
Essential energy
An organic ‘Whodunit?’
Investigating enzymes
Rock `n` roll eggs
Lessons learned
Analysing food flavours
Coffee, tea and chemistry
Take that!
Keeping the costs down
MathMol
Dr Beaker
Melissa Levitt
Water treatment
Handling gases
Mixed oxides
Copper chemistry
Group 4
Virtual reality in molecular
modelling
Chemistry in the mould
Interconversion of organic functional
groups, tests for functional groups
Browning bananas, hydrolysing oils
Rocks and minerals
Analysis of flavours in food using
chromatography and electronic noses
Chemistry of making roast coffee and black
tea and processes of brewing
How medicines get to work, formulating a
drug molecule into an effective medicine
Fixed and variable costs, reducing costs of
production
Some puzzles/logic problems
Chemistry Commissioning Editor for OUP
Salters, minerals to elements
Our essential chemical
industry
Answer back
Gill Thomas
6
4
Peter Blake and Keith Warren
6
4
Project page
Back page
Editorial
Derek Denby
John Garratt
Zulfiqur Ali and Liam O’Hare
6
6
6
6
4
4
4
5
Michael Spiro
6
5
Amanda King
6
5
Our essential chemical
industry
Chemistry on the web
Making and doing
People
In pictures
Lab page
Substances
Answer back
Revision note
Back page
John Garratt & Gill Thomas
6
5
Jason Lynam
Tina Overton
6
6
6
6
6
6
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6
6
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5
5
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5
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5
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Editorial
Anne Hodgson
7
1
Margaret Ferguson
Gordon Woods
Frank Harriss
Ray Vincent
As Mad as a Hatter
Buckminsterfullerenes
Chlorides
How accurate are Titrations?
Testing for gases
Lunch with Sir Harry
University research
Breath of fresh air
Identifying gases
Foiling the food fraudsters
Element search
Getting the language right
An open invitation
Structures, equations and
mechanisms
Nitrogen and phosphorus in
estuaries
Oceans of mercury
Keep it simple
Mercury
Bonding and structure, melting and boiling
points, electrical conductivity
Language of analysis
Sir Harry Kroto, Buckyballs
Mobile atmospheric monitoring lab
Atmospheric chemistry - field campaign at
Mace Head (hydroxyl radicals and organic
compounds)
Chemistry on the web
Substances
Project page
Lab page
Encounter
All in a day’s work
In pictures
Revision note
Wide range of analytical approaches used by
chemists in detection of adulteration of
foodstuffs, enzymatic methods, HPLC,
isotopic methods
Chlorine molecule, ions
Introduction
NEAB
Removal of DIP in estuaries, quantifying
removal processes, nitrogen
In China - emperor
Making and doing
Top tips
Research team
Answer back
Chemistry and the
environment
Back page
Editorial
Gerry Ottewill and Graham
Mills
Jason Lynam
Gordon Woods
7
1
7
7
1
1
Derek Denby
Ray Vincent
Richard Beatty, Simon Evans,
Cher Thornhill
Alastair Lewis
7
7
7
1
1
1
7
7
1
1
Ray Vincent
Reg Wilson
7
7
1
1
Margaret Ferguson
Eric Albone
Graham Curtis
7
7
7
7
1
1
1
1
Tim Jickells
7
1
Anne Hodgson
7
7
1
2
The curious life of nitric oxide
Chemistry is fun!
Kinetics
Fantastic plastics
Chocolate - the inside story
Carbon monoxide - more than
just a deadly gas
Intermolecular bonds
Oxidation States (or oxidation
numbers)
Mountains of waste
Research & development
Green pages
Potassium chloride
Up in smoke
Nano-architecture
The shapes of molecules
Investigating surface tension
Aluminium chloride
Isomerism
Nitric oxide is not just a pollutant gas, it is
vital to the health of our bodies, oxides of
nitrogen, macrophages
Be safe, colourful chemistry, iodine clock
Alkenes
Ingredients
Atomic efficiency of reactions, carbon
monoxide and catalysis, catalysts
Polar molecule
Oxidation numbers, working out oxidation
states
Waste, disposal, landfill
Croda Universal Ltd
Lattice, salt bridges, manufacture of
potassium compounds
Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the
atmosphere
Osmium, predicting shapes, ethane and
ethanol
Lewis acid, bases, organic catalyst
Anthony Butler and Douglas
Short
7
2
Making and doing
Answer back
Focus on industry
In pictures
Anne Hubbard
Andrew Bethell
Bill Fox
Thierry Guiheneuf
John Evans
7
7
7
7
7
2
2
2
2
2
Revision note
Top tips
Cathy Sparrow
Margaret Ferguson
7
7
2
2
Chemistry and the
environment
All in a day’s work
Chemistry on the web
Substances
Paul Phillips
7
2
Colin Newbould
Jason Lynam
Gordon Woods
7
7
7
2
2
2
7
2
Back page
Editorial
Top tips
Anne Hodgson
7
7
3
3
Making and doing
Substances
Revision note
Gerry Ottewill
Gordon Woods
John Murray
7
7
7
3
3
3
Iceman of the Alps – the mummy
who came in from the cold
SO2 and acid rain
Study chemistry and see the
world!
Planning your Chemistry
What’s in wine?
Challenge of materials
Ring the changes with Chime
Woman of achievement
Molecules in space – the
chemical laboratory at the end of
the universe
Head in the clouds
Sulfur: Element of mystery
Life, the universe and the
electron
Gold’s fingerprint
CCl4 and SiCl4
Spectroscopic techniques to analyse human
skin, lipids, mummies, molecular vibration
and raman spectroscopy
Detection and determination, sampling
29th International Chemistry Olympiad
Organic acids found in wine
Dorothy Hodgkin
Radical reactions, thermodynamics, kinetics,
spectroscopy, low temperature reactions
kinetics, light and electromagnetic radiation,
spectra, temperature
Howell Edwards
7
3
Chemistry and the
environment
Encounter
Tony Edmonds and John Lee
7
3
Michael Pollitt
7
3
Answer back
Project page
In pictures
Chemistry on the web
Back page
Alastair Fleming
Derek Denby
Jason Lynam
Jean Whittingham
Ian Smith
7
7
7
7
7
7
3
3
3
3
3
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Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Tony Semlyen
7
7
4
4
Chemistry on the web
Jason Lynam
7
4
John Watling
7
4
Gordon Woods
7
4
Sulfur can exist as rings and chains, these
forms give rise to a range of colours, which
have been observed on the Jovian moon, Io
From serious crime to ancient artefacts,
elemental fingerprinting can reveal the
secrets of gold
As a solvent, toxicity of, reactions with
water
Substances
Ioning out the problems
Ion exchange resins
Thermal analysis
Chemistry at work
Climate Change and CO2
Periodic patterns
Black smokers
Taking a closer look at chemistry
Quantum mechanical magic in
the scanning tunnelling
miscroscope
Tracing oil spills at sea
Aluminium – a paradoxical metal
The secret life of an organic
reaction
Seeing atoms
Patent agent
IUPAC
Illuminated letters
The use of ion exchange to purify water,
calculations in ion exchange chemistry, ion
exchange systems in nature
pKa values for some amino acids
Thermogravimetry (TG), differential
thermal analysis (DTA), differential
scanning calorimetry (DSC)
Clay structure, electrochemical sensors,
froth flotation
Measuring temperatures of the past,
molecular solution
NEAB 1996
Hydrothermal activity beneath the sea
Nick Womack
7
4
Project page
In pictures
Derek Denby
Anne Hodgson
7
7
4
4
Encounter
King Edward VI College
7
4
Chemistry and the
environment
Answer back
Back page
Editorial
Brendan Keely
7
4
Peter Battye
Brendan Keely
Anne Hodgson
Chris Ennis
7
7
7
7
4
4
5
5
Chemistry and the
environment
Focus on industry
Revision note
Evin McGovern
7
5
Peter Ellis
7
7
5
5
In pictures
All in a day's work
Did you know
Tim Doust
Siân Hockley,
7
7
7
7
5
5
5
5
Scanning tunnelling microscopy (STM)
Crude oil, oil spills at sea, chemical analysis
A paradoxical metal, data table
Curly arrows, substitution reactions
addition reactions, elimination reactions
Reconstruction
Trainee patent agent for Glaxo Wellcome
Naming elements 101-109
Phosphorescent inks, luminescence,
Dr A Lane
Measuring the boiling point of a
liquid
PMD – a natural seed
germination inhibitor
HCl
Chromatography and the
structure of a dipeptide
Something lost in the translation?
Konzo: a case of cyanide
poisoning from food
Quinine – one of the great
molecules
Calculations involving amounts
Poison!
Are you part of a research team?
Logical chemistry
pH: Who needs to know?
Complex information
Make a note: The production of
intaglio printing plates
Using mnemonic methods
Measuring pH
Halogens
The welding torch
Grasping the nettle
Vapour pressure and boiling point, simple
distillation
Stereoisomerism
Lab page
7
5
Research team
Watford Grammar School
7
5
Hydrogen chloride
Substances
Answer back
Gordon Woods
Robin Hillman
7
7
5
5
Strontianite, strontium
Cassava, cyanide poisoning, thiocyanate
Back page
Margaret Ferguson
Angela Melamed
7
8
5
1
Cinchona bark and mosquito bites, natural
and synthetic products, malaria, heterocyclic
molecules, stereoisomers
Chemical formulae and equations,
calculating moles
Chemistry and health
Chris Ramsden
8
1
Top tips
Margaret Ferguson
8
1
Chemistry on the web
Research team
Making and doing
In pictures
Answer back
Doug Clow
8
8
8
8
8
8
1
1
1
1
1
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Remember, remember
Lab page
Revision note
Back page
Editorial
Tom Keogh
David Lindsey
Cathy Sparrow
8
8
8
8
8
1
1
1
1
2
Transition metal elements and complex ions
nickel electroforming, silver spraying,
chrome plating
Acid base indicators, pH meters
Joe McGinnis
Dave Lindsey
Brian Parker
David Stone
Anne Hodgson
Alcohol and drink-driving: From
consumption to conviction
Niels Bohr
Fire!
Napthazarin, PDT and the fight
against cancer
The story system
Medicines in the garden
Metals in medicine
Spider diagrams
What is chromatography?
Drugs in the hay
Does faster mean further?
Making models
Marie Curie
How do we do it?
Protecting timber naturally
Body parts from the polymer lab
Organic chemistry
Absorption of infrared radiation by
molecules, breath testing, analysis of
samples
A puzzle
Bangs and smells
Photodynamic therapy, raman spectroscopy
Mnemonics
Medicinal plants
Inorganic drugs, Cis explained, cisplatin,
DNA, technetium
TLC, thin-layer chromatography
Sweet clover, mould, anticoagulant,
dicoumarol
Kinetics, equilibria
Molecular modelling, molecular mechanics
and energy minimisation, predicting shapes,
drug design
Chemicals to prevent wood from rotting,
CCA
Poly(methylmethacrylate) PMMA bone
cement, tissue engineering, degradable
polymers, polymers for the eye
Infrared absorption data
Ben Faust
8
2
Making and doing
Chemistry on the web
Research team
Gerry Ottewill
Doug Clow
Erlick Pereira
8
8
8
2
2
2
Remember, remember
In pictures
Chemistry and health
Tom Keogh
Anne Hodgson
Spencer Harben and Jon
Freeman
Peter Battye
Dave Lindsey
Anne Hodgson
8
8
8
2
2
2
8
8
8
2
2
2
Answer back
Peter Blake and Keith Warren
Paul Cox, Graham Mills and
Gerry Ottewill
8
8
2
2
Did you know?
Editorial
Peter Ellis
Anne Hodgson
Ed Suttie
8
8
8
2
3
3
Chemistry and health
Chris Ansell
8
3
Answer back
Peter Battye
8
3
Revision note
Lab page
Back page
The loci system
Robert Wilhelm Bunsen (18111899)
Prehistoric gums and glues
Chemistry under the microscope
The alkanes
Antarctic research
Oscillating reactions
Butane
The Meissner effect
Warning, hazardous chemicals!
That’s the spirit! Production
authenticity in scotch whisky
industry
The discovery of Ventolin
Adsorption and inclusion
Molecules at an Exhibition
The peg method
Chemistry on track
Ethanoic acid
The Bunsen Cell, measuring relative atomic
mass
Gas chromatography, mass spectrometry,
turpenes, trimethylsilyation, chewing gum,
adhesive
crystals in polarised light
Reaction of methane with chlorine, isomers
of alkanes
Ice
Briggs-Rauscher reaction, BelousovZhabotinsky reaction
Remember, remember
100 years ago
Tom Keogh
Peter Ellis
8
8
3
3
Liz Aveling and Carl Heron
8
3
In pictures
Revision note
Dr Harold Rose
Peter Battye
8
8
3
3
All in a day’s work
Project page
Julie Hall
Derek Denby
8
8
3
3
Substances
Back page
Editorial
Gordon Woods
Tom Halstead
Anne Hodgson
Ross Aylott
8
8
8
8
3
3
4
4
Chemistry and health
Peter O'Brien
8
4
Project page
Derek Denby
8
4
Worth reading
Remember, remember
In pictures
Substances
John Garratt
Tom Keogh
Anne Hodgson
Gordon Woods
8
8
8
8
4
4
4
4
Scotch whisky industry, analytical
chemistry, malting, detection in HPLC
Asthma, drug development, organic
synthesis, salbutamol, adrenaline
Methods of analysis, adsorbing molecules,
including molecules
by John Emsley
Thermit Welding
Vinegar, formulae, weak acid
Ever increasing circles: a look at
cyclic polymers
Identifying reactions (I)
Recrystallisation
Energy, bonding and haloalkanes
The problem with PET
Wobbly chemistry – a look at
collagen and gelatin
Are you a winner?
Lighter flints and luminescence:
some chemistry of the rare earth
elements
Phenol
Chemicals in foods and drinks
Identifying reactions (II)
The brewer's art
Granular detergent technology
development
Chemistry at university
Phonetic system
‘In-the-dark yellowing’ of alkydbased paints
Cyclic polymers, cyclic silicones have some
remarkable properties and a range of useful
applications, gel permeation
chromatography, neutron scattering, glass
transition temperature
Acid base reactions, redox reactions
Tony Semlyen
8
4
Top tips
Lab Page
Answer back
Research team
Back page
Margaret Ferguson
Dave Lindsey
Robin Hillman
Tynemouth College
Anne Hodgson
8
8
8
8
8
4
4
4
4
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Helen Aspinall
8
8
5
5
Manufacture, bulk uses of, preparation of
nylon
Assessing the risks, water
Ionic precipitation, complex formation
Chemistry of beer making
Procter & Gamble
Substances
Gordon Woods
8
5
Chemistry and health
Top tips
In pictures
All in a day's work
Norman Greenwood
Margaret Ferguson
Nigel Lowe
Louise Scarry
8
8
8
8
5
5
5
5
Courses, counting the cost, entry
requirements
Encounter
Roger Mawby
8
5
Remember, remember
Research team
Tom Keogh
Robert Carney
8
8
5
5
Rates and mechanisms
Collagen and gelatin
Rare earth elements, lanthanides, Carl Auer
von Welsbach
Conjugated systems
Simply red, naturally
Obtaining marks from obtaining
metals
Lac - resin and dye producer
We’re turning green (and red and
blue and yellow…)
The new alchemists
Joseph Black (1728-1799)
Changing state
Concentration of copper ions
The invisible architecture of
gemstones and minerals
Gakistuf!
Catalysts
Are you part of a Research
Team?
Egyptian Blue and Nefertiti
Green sites
Ethanol as a fuel
Gemstones
Please to remember the fifth of
November…
Cochineal, kermes, madder, lac, analysis,
liquid chromatography, dyes
Heavy ion research, GSI
Latent heat, distillation
Forces between particles, states of matter,
changing state of water, evaporation versus
boiling
Anita Quye
8
5
Answer back
Andy Bethell
8
5
Back page
Editorial
Anita Quye
Anne Hodgson
8
9
5
1
200 years ago
Revision note
Robert Matthews
Peter Ellis
Peter Battye
9
9
9
1
1
1
Project page
Derek Denby
John Meurig Thomas
9
9
1
1
Making and doing
Green chemistry
Chris Ennis
Stewart Tavener & Dave
Adams
Anne Hodgson
9
9
1
1
9
1
Sir John Meurig Thomas
Chris Ennis
Frank Harris
Brendan Keely & John Meurig
Thomas
Anne Hodgson
9
9
9
9
1
1
1
1
9
2
Crystallography
Making “silly putty”
Research team
gems and minerals
Back page
Chemistry on the web
Answer back
In pictures
Editorial
Really wild dyes
Refluxing and distillation
Calculating yields in chemical
reactions
The Nobel prize
Dr Beaker
Aluminium
Fireworks!
Green beans?
Edward Frankland
(1825-1899)
The natural solution: Future
technologies research at BT Labs
Solving a chemical jigsaw puzzle
Nitroglycerine
Exam tactics
The spider’s superfibre
The dawning of a new era?
Positively plastic
Molecules of the Millennium
Structure and bonding
Dyes, colour, natural plants
Logic problem
Metal/non-metal, amphoteric oxide and
hydroxide, aluminium chloride, reactions
Flame tests for metal salts
tin plate production, scanning electron
microscopy, electrolytes
Structural formulae
Lab page
Top tips
Anita Quye
David Lindsey
Alasdair Thorpe
9
9
9
2
2
2
Chemistry on the web
Making and doing
Substances
Chris Ennis
Tina Overton
Gordon Woods
9
9
9
2
2
2
In pictures
Green chemistry
Anne Hodgson
Mike Lancaster
9
9
2
2
100 years ago
Peter Ellis
9
2
Glenn Proctor
9
2
Answer back
Worth reading
Andy Bethell
G I Brown
9
9
2
2
Revision note
Peter Battye
9
2
Back page
Editorial
Sara Sleigh
Anne Hodgson
Julia Higgins
9
9
9
2
3
3
Peter Battye
9
9
3
3
Future technologies research at BT Lab
Deducing the identity of organic compounds
From the book The Big Bang, dynamite,
TNT
Organising revision, time management
reading questions, avoiding mistakes
Protein structure of spider silk
Polyethylene, synthetic polymers, polymer
architectures, stereolithography or rapid
prototyping, molecular bar codes
DNA, water, aspirin, penicillin, oxygen
Bonding, intramolecular forces
In pictures
Answer back
Environmental Solutions
Chemical landmarks of the
twentieth century
Bringing chemistry to life
A world of virtual chemistry
Transition metal complexes I
Caesium
Architecture with molecules
University lecturer
The Dome
Natural born chemist?
Environmental pressure
Sulfur
Transition metal complexes II
Plants of the future
A site for you
Generating electricity
Taking the pain out of plasters
Solvent usage, greening solvents, natural
alternatives
Synthetic polymers, Teflon, lysozyme,
fluorine
Catalysis in cells, hard mineral compounds,
inorganic medicines
Green chemistry
Nick Hazel
9
3
Encounter
Julia Higgins, John Emsley,
John Garratt, John Holloway
Robert Williams
9
3
9
3
Chris Ennis
Peter Battye
Gordon Woods
9
9
9
3
3
3
Harry Kroto
9
3
Polytetrafluoroethene (PTFE)
All in a day's work
Back page
Editorial
Electricity, SOx emissions, coal-fired
stations, NOx emissions
Sulfur, sulphur, Frasch process
Ligand exchange, Redox, Bidentate ligands,
Genetically modified organisms
A-level chemistry
Energy, electricity, fuel
Glass transition temperatures, acrylic
copolymers, light-switchable PSA
Peter O'Brien
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Donald Miller
9
9
9
9
3
3
4
4
Substances
Revision note
Green chemistry
Chemistry on the web
In pictures
Gordon Woods
Peter Battye
Nigel Oliver
Chris Ennis
John Vernon
Iain Webster
9
9
9
9
9
9
4
4
4
4
4
4
Ligands
Discovery, isolation, chemical and physical
properties, isotopes
ATP synthase, metalloporphyrins, long
linear carbon chains, C60, the buckytubes
and DNA
Chemistry on the web
Revision note
Substances
Making inks stick
Drawing enthalpy cycles
Dr Beaker
Phosphorus and friends
Calorimetry
The Galileo thermometer
Eureka!
Nanotechnology
Surf n learn
Atom efficiency and catalysis
Testing halide ions
Monitoring local air quality
An ion brew for cleaner
chemistry
Organic synthetic pathways
Nitric oxide as a synthetic
reagent
Adhesion promoters, new product
development, titanium and its compounds,
ink
Enthalpy cycles
logic problem
Inorganic chemistry, phosphorus, silicon
Measuring enthalpies of combustion, the
bomb calorimeter
Archimedes principle, density changes with
temperature, buoyancy
STM, looking at atoms, writing with atoms,
the C60 amplifier
Internet learning
The E factor, atom efficiency/low salt
technologies
Atom efficiencies of stoichiometric vs
catalytic oxidation, ibuprofen manufacture
Inorganic chemistry, focusing on Group 7 of
the periodic table
Pollution, air quality
Catalysis in ionic liquids
Organic synthetic pathways, organic
reactions
Reactions of nitric oxide as a free radical
Focus on industry
Martin Partridge
9
4
Top tips
Making and doing
Answer back
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
Tina Overton
Maurice Carmody
Alasdair Thorpe
9
9
9
9
4
4
4
4
Back page
Anne Hodgson
9
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Chris Ennis
9
9
5
5
Chemistry on the web
Green chemistry
Chris Ennis
Roger Sheldon
9
9
5
5
Answer back
Helen Neal
9
5
In pictures
Elizabeth Bates
Paul Dyson
9
9
5
5
Revision note
Peter Battye
9
5
Research team
Kings School
9
5
Agrochemical Registration
Specialist
Chemistry in slow motion
The hydrogen car: vehicle of the
future
Watch this space…
Riches from the seas
Testing much more than
fertilisers
To boldly go…
Cyanides
Pushing back the frontiers…
Interpreting mass spectra
Visual elements
Pottery: art meets science
Name that element competition
Agrochemical product registration
All in a day’s work
Karen Walker
9
5
Ahmed Zewail Nobel Prize,
femtochemistry, studying reactions as they
happen
fuel cells
Encounter
Nobel Foundation
9
5
Back page
Anne Hodgson
9
5
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Margaret Ferguson
10
10
1
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
10
1
Chemistry on the web
Chris Ennis
10
1
Substances
Peter Battye
10
1
Research team
Top tips
Anne Hodgson
Alasdair Thorpe
10
10
1
1
In pictures
Anne Hodgson
Stephen Rogers
10
10
1
1
Making and doing
Anne Hodgson
10
1
Alkalis, leblanc process, solvay process,
carbonates, iodine, fertilisers,
polysaccharides, alginates
Fertilisers, acids and bases, moles, volumes
and concentrations, redox, equilibrium
Ozone layer, water cycle, astrobiology,
global warming, chemistry in space
Dot and cross diagrams, acids and bases,
complex formation, oxidation numbers,
equilibrium, Le Chatelier's principle,
nucleophilic substitution reactions in
halogenoalkanes, organic syntheses
Mass spectroscopy, molecular ions,
fragmentation, isotopes
art inspired by the periodic table
Giant covalent structures, equilibrium, acids
and alkalis, thermal decomposition,
transition-metal chemistry (redox, complex
formation, coloured compounds), phase
diagrams, eutectic mixtures, moles
Competition
Assessing the risks in practical
work
Dyes and dyeing
DIBs: a great unsolved mystery
Reaching for the Sky
It’s how big?
Hydrogels - very versatile
materials
Knowledge and how to apply it
Chemistry in the shed!
Interpreting NMR spectra
Chlorine: the poison we cannot
do without
Phosphorus
Conkering cordite
The Shocking History of
Phosphorus: a biography of the
Devil’s element
Fun with hydrogels
A date with the high and mighty
of Science
Hazards, risks, safety, risk assessment
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
10
1
Azo dyes, intermolecular forces,
colorimetry, acid-base indicator
Absorption and emission spectroscopy,
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
Redox reactions, combustion
Project page
Derek Denby
10
1
Chemistry in space
Andrew Shaw
10
1
Editorial
Gerry Ottewill
Anne Hodgson
Kevin Yeomans
10
10
10
1
2
2
Answer back
Peter Battye
10
2
Chemistry on the web
Chris Ennis
10
2
Top tips
Alasdair Thorpe
10
2
Substances
Gordon Woods
10
2
In pictures
Brendan Keely
Wilson Flood
10
10
2
2
Worth reading
John Emsley
10
2
Making and doing
Encounter
Kevin Yeomans
Kings School
10
10
2
2
Medical implants, polymer networks, superabsorbent materials, hydrogels, hydrophilic
compounds, polymers
Acids and bases, transition-metal chemistry,
factors determining the reactions used in
industrial processes
Experimental chemistry, crystal growing,
chemical misconceptions, science jokes
Proton NMR spectroscopy, chemical shift,
peak splitting
The electrolysis of brine, redox reactions,
oxidation states, uses of chlorine,
manufacture and uses of chlorine
compounds
Phosphorus
Combustion, propanone (ketone)
polymerisation, cellulose, propanone,
gunpowder
Phosphorus, luminescence
Hydrogels
British Youth Science Fair 2000, Sir Aaron
Klug
What a dusty universe!
Fire-blocking gel
Isomers
What is isomerism?
Virtually isomeric
Looking in the mirror
Writing structural isomers using
stick formulae
It’s a chiral world!
A bitter isomerisation
Assorted alcohols
3D models
What’s in a mixture?
Spectroscopy, formation of molecules,
adsorption onto surfaces, astrochemistry,
simple chemical reactions
hydrogel polymer
Structural isomers, chain isomerism,
position isomerism, function group
isomerism, stereoisomers, geometric
isomerism, enantiomers, optical isomerism
(Chirality), stereoisomerism in organic
compounds
isomerism
Chirality, optical isomerism, enantiomers,
chiral drugs, asymmetric synthesis,
biological properties of chiral molecules,
asymmetric catalysis and enzymes, use of
skeletal (stick) formulae
Structural isomers, stick formulae
Chirality
Functional group isomers, alcohols and
ketones, fermentation
Primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols,
oxidation reactions of alcohols
Building models of molecules, computeraided modelling
Positional isomers, synthesis, amines, 1H
NMR spectroscopy, oxidation, reduction
Chemistry in space
Serena Vita
10
2
Back page
Editorial
Revision note
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Gwen Pilling
10
10
10
2
3
3
Chemistry on the web
Chris Ennis
Adam Nelson
10
10
3
3
Top tips
Peter Battye
10
3
In pictures
Substances
Matt Brown
Peter Battye
10
10
3
3
Answer back
Andy Bethell
10
3
Making and doing
Chris Ennis
10
3
Peter O'Brien
10
3
Space: the first and last great
brewery
A different slant on DNA
As old as time itself
Armour: King Henry VIII and
solid-state steel making
Correcting fluid correct?
Tackling chemical calculations
Malcolm Cunnington: The man
in the white coat!
Oxidation of alcohols: isomers
reacting differently
Carbon monoxide
Chemistry, colour and light
Colour in diamonds
Interstellar medium, ethanol in space, radio
astronomy, radical chemistry, molecular
synthesis in space, cosmic rays, gas-phase
interstellar chemistry, theory of the possible
biological role of organic molecules from
space, ion-molecule reactions
Microscopic analysis of suits of armour,
extraction of iron, steel production, redox
reactions, properties of metals
Stereoisomerism, geometrical isomerism,
optical isomerism, reactions of alkenes,
isotopic abundance, reactions of aromatic
compounds, reaction mechanisms, mass
spectroscopy
Balanced equations, moles, concentrations
developmental research chemist, BP Amoco
Primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols,
oxidation/reduction, tests for alcohols,
ketones, carboxylic acids, aldehydes
Bonding, combustion, redox reactions,
extraction of metals, dot and cross diagrams,
electrochemical cells, enthalpy, entropy and
Gibbs free energy changes
dyes, fluorescence, flame tests,
chemiluminescence
Electron orbitals, structure of diamond,
atomic absorption spectroscopy, colour,
crystal defects, electromagnetic spectrum
Chemistry in space
Chris Mayhew & Richard
Kennedy
10
3
Back page
Editorial
Lorraine Hewitt
Anne Hodgson
Alan Williams
10
10
4
4
Answer back
Peter Battye
10
4
Top tips
Encounter
Alasdair Thorpe
Lisa Cox
10
10
4
4
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
10
4
Substances
Peter Battye
10
4
In pictures
Anne Hodgson
10
4
Rosslyn Nicholson
10
4
Mane that element competition:
the winners!
No worries!
Amines
Beagle 2: looking to explore a
blurred vision of life on Mars
A close encounter
The sweet smell of success
Strike a light!
Gasses, Part 1
Fizz! Making sherbet
Liquid breathing
Strontium
Chocolate gingers
Food to dye for
A tough mistake
The sweet smell of chemistry:
designing new fragrance
ingredients
The X-ray detective
Redox rights and wrongs
Making and doing
Amines, reaction mechanisms, bases,
reduction, shapes of molecules, nucleophiles
Isotopes, spectroscopic analysis,
combustion, carbon cycle
Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous, (NEAR)
of Shoemaker spacecraft with asteroid Eros,
X-ray fluorescence
Oxidation, initiator, allotropes of
phosphorus, extraction of phosphorus,
chemical reactions in matches
Molecular collisions of gases, ideal gas
equation, calculations of reacting quantities
of gases
Acid-base hydrogen-carbonate chemistry
Halogenoalkanes
Group 2 Chemistry, Uses of strontium
compound
Websites relating to food and drink
Colourings found in foods
Chemistry of limestone and lime
Chromatography, fractional distillation,
functional group, alcohols, aromatic
compound, ketones
From The Periodic Table
Disproportionation, redox reactions, ionic
half-equations, oxidation states, volumetric
analysis
10
4
Chemistry on the web
Revision note
Chris Ennis
Peter Battye
10
10
4
4
Chemistry in space
Colin Pillinger
10
4
Back page
Anne Hodgson
10
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
John Emsley
11
11
1
1
Revision note
Peter Battye
11
1
Making and doing
Wonders of chemistry
Substances
John Holman
Stephanie Makins
Gordon Woods
11
11
11
1
1
1
Chemistry on the web
In pictures
Chemical heroes
Chris Ennis
Jane Spare
Adam Hart-Davis
Amaëlle Cabannes
11
11
11
11
1
1
1
1
Worth reading
Answer back
Primo Levi
Maurice Carmody
11
11
1
1
Cool chemistry: what’s in an ice
cream?
Thread of science
So you want to be a chemist
A paint under pressure
Calculations involving masses
Gallium
The virtual library
Sniffing for extra marks
Antioxidants
It’s a radical world
Paved with titanium
Experimental error and error
analysis: just how good are those
results?
Calculating carbon dioxide (CO2)
Cooked to a turn! Non-enzymic
browning in food
Glowing fireflies! Catalytic
oxidation of ammonia
1% inspiration
Colloids, depression of freezing point, phase
separation, properties of amino acids,
structure of sucrose, detergents
Famous Quaker scientists
Methods for measuring pressure, transitionmetal complexes, luminescence
Balanced equations, empirical formulae, the
mole, Avogadro's constant
Periodicity, amphoteric, properties of group
3 elements, atomic weight/relative atomic
mass
Useful chemistry websites
Reactions of alkenes, isometric - optical and
geometrical
Vitamins C and E
Free Radical, Homolytic fission, cracking,
chain reaction, ozone depletion, addition
reaction, polymers
Free radicals, catalysis, oxides of nitrogen in
atmospheric pollution
Experimental uncertainty, combining
uncertainties
The greenhouse effect, calculations
involving masses, moles and volumes of
gases
Sugar chemistry, maillard reaction, kinetics
of consecutive reactions, amino acids
Catalytic oxidation of ammonia
A taste for chemistry
Danny Keenan
11
1
Back page
Editorial
Annie Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Andy Shaw
11
11
11
1
2
2
Revision note
Peter Battye
11
2
Substances
Gordon Woods
11
2
Chemistry on the web
Answer back
Chris Ennis
Phil Barratt and David Ballard
11
11
2
2
In pictures
Andy parsons
Andy Parsons
11
11
2
2
Wonders of chemistry
Stephanie Makins
11
2
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
11
2
Making and doing
Wilson Flood
11
2
A taste for chemistry
Bronek Wedzicha
11
2
Back page
David Griffiths
11
2
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
11
3
Get real! Chemistry’s in fashion
A reaction that speeds itself up
Selenium
Patterns in the periodic table
Biodiesel
Fireworks, stink-bombs and
magic bullet medicines
Gases, part 2
A root to white sugar: how to
turn a plant into something sweet
Saving reefs from grief
Where there’s smoke there’s
gravity
Pretty poly!
Getting tyred with chemistry!
Anyone for spaghetti and peas?
Intermolecular forces, Azo dyes, mordants,
fast dyes vat dyes, fibre reactive dyes, useful
substances from nature
Catalyst, ether, ligand, raction rates,
autocatalysis, catalysis, crown ethers
Group trends/Group 6 chemistry, allotropes,
metalloids, conductivity, photovoltaic effect,
photoconductive effect, cofactor, amino acid
Group and periodic trends
Triglycerides, esters, transesterification
reactions
Radical, diatomic, cation, oxidation,
polymers, drugs, UV, IR and NMR
spectroscopy, electromagnetic spectrum,
three-dimensional shape of molecules
Real and ideal gases, partial pressure, mole
fraction, gaseous equilibria Kp, MaxwellBoltzmann distribution, activation energy
Hydrolysis, coagulation, sucrose,
crystallisation, saccharides, invert sugar
Electrolysis, calcium carbonate chemistry
Combustion, diffusion, convection, gravity
Rubber, sulfur, cis/trans, polymer, alkenes,
copolymer, colloids, polymerisation, tyres
Polymers – crystalline and amorphous,
relationship between structure and
properties, metal structure, alloys
Vanessa Barker
11
3
Project page
Derek Denby
11
3
Substances
Gordon Woods
11
3
Answer back
In pictures
Norman Conquest
Chris Ennis
11
11
3
3
Patrick Bailey
11
3
Revision note
Peter Battye
11
3
A taste for chemistry
Graham Wright
11
3
Wonders of chemistry
Back page
Stephanie Smith
Andrew Shaw
11
11
3
3
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Chris Ferguston
11
11
4
4
Making and doing
Gwen Pilling
11
4
Understanding cocoa flavour
Know your Ks
Oxidation and reduction at AS
and A2
Polymer protected professionals
Plastics that conduct electricity
Confectionery product developer
Trends in period 3 elements
Self-healing plastics
Plastastic!
Displaying vision: LEP
What has chemistry ever done
for us?
Genetic chess by the light of a
jellyfish
Hydrogen
Peptide bonds, phenolic compounds,
mucilaginous pulp, hydrolysis, fermentation,
triglycerides, polyphenols, enzymecatalysed reactions
Oxidation numbers, ion-electron equations,
ionic equations, redox, electrode potential,
disproportionation, half equations
Relationship between structure and
properties in polymers
Polymers, oxidising agents, reducing agents,
amorphous, delocalisation of electrons,
conjugation, relationship between structure
and properties in polymers
Periodicity, electronegativity, atomic radii,
melting/boiling points, structure and
properties, ionisation energy
Polymer composites, catalysed
polymerisation reactions
Websites relating to plastics and other
polymers
Delocalised electrons, conjugation,
polymers
Fluorescence, chemiluminescence and
bioluminescence, excitation, electronic
spectroscopy, proteins, genetic engineering
Relative atomic mass, isotopes, pH,
oxidation state, periodic table, electrode
potentials
A Taste for chemistry
Elif Buyukpamukcu
11
4
Top tips
Answer back
John Holman
Graham Curtis
11
4
In pictures
Graham Dykes
11
4
Peter Wright
11
4
All in a day’s works
Revision note
Suzanne Tinkler
Peter Battye
11
11
4
4
Wonders of chemistry
Stephanie Smith
11
4
Chemistry on the web
Chris Ennis
11
4
Back page
Valerie Grand
11
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
12
1
Andrew Shaw
12
1
Gordon Woods
12
1
Substances
Electronic structure and chemical
bonding
How snails could help repair
broken bones
Curly locks
Dyeing hair
Understanding electrode
potentials
Infernal chemistry
Popcorn explosions
Beyond the molecule…
Into tomorrow’s world
Silicon-based life!
Roast beef and ashes to
vegetarian shampoo
Electronic structure, ionic bonding, covalent
bonding, hydrogen bonding, dot-and-cross
diagrams, intermolecular forces, bond
angles, delocalisation
Liquid crystals, calcium carbonate,
microscopy
Amino acids, protein structure,
intermolecular forces, intramolecular forces,
hydrogen bonds, disulfide bonds
Chemistry of temporary, semi-permanent
and permanent hair dyes
Electrode potential, dynamic equilibrium,
redox reaction
Energy sources and sinks, radical chemistry,
sulfur, sublimation, allotrope, homolytic
fission, ultraviolet spectroscopy, infrared
spectroscopy, equilibrium, geochemical
cycles, photochemistry, electron
bombardment
What makes corn pop?
Intermolecular forces
Tetrahedral, activation energy, Group 4
chemistry, hydrolysis, semiconductors,
kinetic and thermodynamic stability, lewis
bases, nucleophines
Hydrolysis, lipophile, hydrophile, esters,
hydrolysis, saponification, trigylycerides,
detergents, surface tension, surfactants
Answer back
Alastair Fleming
12
1
Encounter
Mairi Struthers
12
1
Chemistry everywhere
Gerri Ottewill
12
1
In pictures
Gerri Ottewill
12
1
Top tips
David Billett
12
1
Edwin Kite
12
1
Making and doing
Back page
Editorial
Jo Belsten
Graham Dykes
Anne Hodgson
Chris Ennis
12
12
12
12
1
1
2
2
Chemistry everywhere
Tony Hargreaves
12
2
Familiar and less familiar acids
Using electrode potentials
Black Magic?...High-value
products from scrap tyres
The elements in group 2
Find you way with the web index
The barking dog
Making a standard solution
Windows that clean themselves
Microdiamonds
What’s in a name? It’s all Greek
to me!
New tricks for stacking bricks:
modern approaches to organic
synthesis
Balancing equations
Fuelling the fire
Titrations
Reaction mechanis, carbonium ions,
enthalpy change, buffers, electrophilic
addition, strong and weak acids, acid-base
tritrations, acid-base indicators, pH
Redox, oxidation states, standard redox
potentials, half-equations, Nernst equation,
complex formulation, equilibrium
Hydrocarbon, aromatic compounds,
copolymer, catalysis, alkenes, pyrolysis,
alkanes, industrial chemical feedstocks
Electronic configurations, group trends,
redox and ionic precipitation reactions
General chemistry websites
Reaction between nitric acid and carbon
disulfide
Moles, titration, primary standard
Free radicals, catalysis, photcatalysis,
hydrogen bonding
Bonding, structure and properties of
diamond
Answer back
Philip Barratt
12
2
Top tips
David Billett
12
2
Paul Williams
12
2
Revision note
Peter Battye
12
2
Chemistry on the web
In pictures
Chris Ennis
Paul Walton
12
12
2
2
Lab page
Wonders of chemistry
Alasdair Thorpe
Stephanie Smith
12
12
2
2
12
2
Anne Hodgson
12
3
Andrew Parsons
12
3
Top tips
Gwen Pilling
12
3
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
12
3
Revision note
Peter Battye
12
3
Back page
Editorial
Oxidation and reduction, peptides, polymer,
proteins, organic synthesis, thin-layer
chromatography
Law of conservation of mass, chemical
formulae, balance equations, state symbols
Bond enthalpy, enthalpy change,
combustion
Amount of substance, moles, molarity,
volumetric technique, mole calculations
Chromium
Bubbles
Around the world with chemistry
Chemistry in the remotest corner
of the solar system: the Rosetta
mission
Catalysis for success!
All you should know about
dough
Colorimetry
Sniffing for trouble
Happy birthday DNA!
The ultra blue: the story of
ultramarine
Particles, bonding and shapes
Microscopic toffee apples to
build a brave new world
Modelling the double helix
Transition metal, double salt,
steroisomerism, redox, complex salt,
primary standard, equilibrium
Structure of a bubble, creating novel bubble
shapes
Ideal gas law, exothermic reactions,
enthalpy changes, polymers – Kevlar, nylon
Beta decay, half-life, mass spectroscopy,
radioactive decay, isotope abundance, gas
chromatography
Catalysts, enzymes, activation enthalpy,
chirality
Aerobic, anaerobic, yeast, amino acids,
proteins, enzymes, hydrogen bonds
Absorbance, transmission, complementary
colours, calibration curve, serial dilution
Ion mobility spectrometer, walk through
explosives detection portal
Minerals, silicates, industrial flow charts,
why substances are coloured, filtration,
solubility of sodium salts, industrial
chemistry
Van der Waals forces, dipoles, states of
matter, molecular shapes, lone-pairs, bond
angles, changes of state
Oxidation state, oxidation, reduction,
disproportionation, structure of metals,
oxidation states, covalent bonding
DNA
Substances
Gordon Woods
12
3
Making and doing
Anne Hodgson
12
3
In pictures
Scott Anstey
12
3
Andrew Shaw and Ian Wright
12
3
Chemistry on the web
Chris Ennis
12
3
Chemistry everywhere
Sue Parsons
12
3
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
12
3
Back page
Jon Trux and Anne Hodgson
12
3
Editorial
Chemistry everywhere
Anne Hodgson
Don Ainley
12
12
4
4
Answer back
Peter Battye
12
4
Jason Lynam
12
4
Anne Hodgson
12
4
In pictures
Bromine
Using oxidation states
Mass spectrometry gets massive:
Nobel prize for chemistry 2002
Nucleophiles
DIY DNA
Twenty-first century batteries
The double helix 50 years on
Airbags
Chemistry the super sleuth
Sparkling cyanide
The chemistry of fingerprints
Get in the right group
What are van der Waals forces?
Moles – the basics
Mendeleev, creator of the
chemists’ logo
Electrode potentials, alkanes and alkenes,
energetic, redox, displacement, inter- and
intramolecular forces, Hess’s Law
Redox reactions, oxidation, reduction,
disproportionation
Mass analyser, desorption, Dalton,
fragmentation, electrospray, matrix assisted
laser desorption ionisation, soft laser
desorption, time of flight
Nucleophilic substitution reactions,
nucleophilic addition reactions, nucleophilic
addition-elimination reactions
Nucleic acids, enzymes, extracting DNA
Cells, electrodes, electrolyte
DNA, Evolution, Human Genome Project,
hydrogen bonding, genetic fingerprinting
Exothermic reactions, energetic and kinetic
stability
Oxidation, complexes, enzymes,
haemoglobin
Conjugation, delocalisation, -orbitals,
fluorescence, polymerisation, amino acids,
complex formation
Periodicity, atomic structure, relative atomic
mass, isotopes
Intermolecular forces, electronegativity,
dipoles
Moles, Avogadro constant, Avogadro’s
number
Atomic mass, atomic number, valency,
amphoteric, periodic table
Substances
Gordon Woods
12
4
Top tips
Chris Prior
12
4
Brendan Keely
12
4
Revision note
Peter Battye
12
4
Making and doing
Wonders of chemistry
Chemistry on the web
Joanne Ladds
Stephanie Smith
Chris Ennis
12
12
12
4
4
4
Back page
John Holman
12
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Bob Flanagan
13
13
1
1
Forensic science
James Wickens
13
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
13
1
Top tips
Chris Prior
13
1
Revision note
Peter Battye
13
1
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
13
1
Analyse this!
Mighty atoms!
What is machair?
Hydrogen sulfide
Observing and recording
Graphite polyhedral crystals
Would you like ice with that?
Sense and sensor ability
Antarctic atmospheric chemistry
Classifying organic reactions
Organic synthesis
John Newlands
Calculating pH
Seeing with selenium
Resurrecting the past
British Antarctic Survey
Websites relating to analytical chemistry
Atomic theory, sub-atomic particles, atomic
structure, isotopes, atomic mass, atomic
number, valence
Acid-base chemistry, pH
Periodic trends, molecular shape,
intermolecular forces, redox reactions, weak
acids
Heating solids, solubility, making solutions,
describing substances
Anion, cation, fluorescence, non-covalent
interactions
Gas chromatography-mass spectrometry
(GC-MS), atmospheric chemistry
Addition reactions, elimination reactions,
substitution reactions, saturated and
unsaturated compounds, alkenes, alcohols,
aldehydes and ketones, reactions of benzene
Organic mechanisms, nucleophiles,
oxidation, curly arrows, electrophiles
Periodic table, atomic mass, atomic number
Dissociation, pH, acids and alkalis, logs
Radical, thiol, radicals, redox reactions,
superoxides
Atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS),
exogenous, hydrophobic, stable isotope,
trace element, mass spectrometry,
chromatography
Ozone layer, climate change, greenhouse
gases
Chemistry on the web
Chris Ennis
Anne Hodgson
13
13
1
1
In pictures
Substances
Margaret Ferguson
Peter Battye
13
13
1
1
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
13
1
Back page
Editorial
Brandon Broll
Anne Hodgson
David Smith
13
13
13
1
2
2
All in a day’s work
Dave Wevill
13
2
Top tips
Andrew Parsons
13
2
Answer back
Graham Curtis
13
2
Scientists of substance
Revision note
Wonders of chemistry
Gordon Woods
Peter Battye
Stephanie Smith
13
13
13
2
2
2
Forensic chemistry
Stephen Buckley
13
2
Chemistry on the web
Chris Ennis
13
2
The formula for speed
Life under ice
The right chemistry
Unravelling the secrets of
palladium
Carboxylic acids
The heat is on
Titanium
Synoptic papers and synoptic
questions
Electrochemically activated
water
Behind the scenes at the National
Gallery
Solution to a Sticky Problem:
non-drip ice lollies
Harry Moseley
Molecules that grow on trees!
Enthalpy of combustion, stoichiometric,
oxidation, hydrocarbons, combustion,
energy
Density
Group 10 elements, catalysis, ligands,
electron configuration, covalent bonds, ionic
bonds, complexes
Le Chatelier’s principle, strong and weak
acids, carboxylic acid formation, pH,
dissociation, equilibria,
equilibrium/dissociation constants,
oxidation, aldehyde formation, reactions of
carboxylic acids, esterification
History of heating substances in the
chemistry lab
Ligand, opacity, refractive index, refractory,
sequesters, oxidation, reduction, metal
extraction, electronic structure, catalysis,
polymerisation
Organic synthesis, stereoisomerism,
catalysis, polymers
Corrosion, heavy metal, oxidising agents,
pH, electrochemistry
Esters, gas chromatography, infrared
spectroscopy, mass spectrometry
Cellulose, electrolyte, gel, intermolecular,
polysaccaride, synergistic, viscoelasticity,
viscosity, carbohydrates, gels, polymers
Periodic table, atomic mass (weight), atomic
number, X-ray crystallography
Buds that look like molecules
Tony Hargreaves
13
2
Back page
Editorial
Andrew Shaw
Anne Hodgson
Ian Fairlamb
13
13
13
2
3
3
Revision note
Peter Battye
13
3
In pictures
Anne Hodgson
13
3
Substances
Chris Ennis
13
3
Answer back
Alastair Fleming
13
3
Andrew Scott
13
3
Forensic chemistry
Catherine Higgitt
13
3
Wonders of chemistry
Stephanie Smith
13
3
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
13
3
Back page
Anne Hodgson
13
3
The Bunsen branches out
Smelly Chemistry: aromas,
odours, stenches and miasmas
Well here it is! How can I purify
it?
Molecules in a virtual world
Iron
Fritz Haber
Longer responses
How to use curly arrows
Drugs on money
Life history of an atmospheric
particle
Tougher than a speeding bullet
Transition metals in organic
chemistry
Three forms of elemental carbon
Fuelling the future
Biomineralisation: from
materials to molluscs!
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Tony Hargreaves
13
13
4
4
Recrystallisation, solubility, purification
Lab page
Maurice Carmody
13
4
Cyclodextrins, twisted aromatics,
porphyrins, painkillers
Hysteresis, magnesian, malleable, rust, steel
making, electromagnets, magnetic liquids,
magnetism
Kieselguhr, Haber process for ammonia
production, nitrogen fixation
Epoxyethane, polymerisation, hazards
Carbocation, curly arrows, radical, polar,
non-polar, reaction mechanism, reaction
intermediate, reaction mechanisms
Mass spectrometry, gas chromatographymass spectrometry (GC-MS)
Crustal elements, rayleigh scattering,
trophosphere, acid rain, atmospheric
chemistry, catalysis, ozone layer
Polymers
Catalysis, transition metals, synthetic
reactions
Allotropes – diamond, graphite,
buckminsterfullerene
In pictures
Adrian Whitwood
13
4
Substances
Chris Ennis
13
4
Scientists of
substances
Answer back
Top tips
Gordon Woods
13
4
Andy Bethell
Gwen Pilling
13
13
4
4
Forensic chemistry
Brenadan Keely
13
4
Jonathan Reid
13
4
Wonders of chemistry
Chemistry on the web
Stephanie Smith
Ian Fairlamb
13
13
4
4
Back page
Adrian Whitwood
13
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Jason Lynam
14
14
1
1
Fatty acids, pheromone, thiol, vapour
pressure, chirality, enantiomers, Graham’s
law of diffusion
Bond length, crystallisation, enzyme
catalysis, inorganic salts, precipitates
Nitrogen oxides
Electricity generation
The Magnificent Seven: magic
bullets of the twenty-first century
Science, not art: ten scientists’
diaries
Light: the fuel of life
Medicines: molecules for healing
Halons and the demise of the
ozone
Chemical dingbats
Joseph Priestley
Measuring the rate of a chemical
reaction
Distillation
…like a diamond in the sky
Teaching your grandmother
Ageing gracefully: preserving
images of the past
Not all indicators are equal
Sir William Ramsay
Science in art
Oxidation and reduction, oxidation states,
equilibria, atmospheric pollution, radicals
Atmospheric emissions, enthalpy of
combustion, energy, efficiency
Magic bullets
Substances
Chris Ennis
14
1
Fuelling the future
John Vernon
14
1
In pictures
Andy Parsons
14
1
Diary of a physical chemist
Worth reading
Caroline Dessent
14
1
Photosynthesis, electron transfer, energy,
ATP, redox
Drug design, equilibrium, kinetics
Homolytic fission, radicals, chain reactions,
halogenoalkanes, nucleophilic substitution,
rates of reaction, enthalpy changes
Chemistry on the web
James Hobson
14
1
Medicines
Answer back
Tony Hargreaves
Tony Lewis
14
14
1
1
Making and doing
Scientists of substance
Top tips
Gordon Woods
Alasdair Thorpe
14
14
14
1
1
1
Lab page
Maurice Carmody
14
1
Back page
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Catherine Higgitt
14
14
14
1
2
2
Lab page
Chris Otter
14
2
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
14
2
In pictures
Anne Hodgson
14
2
Gases, properties of oxygen
gas evolution, colorimetry, clock reactions,
sampling methods
Purifying liquids, fractional distillation,
vacuum distillation, bumping, simple
distillation, steam distillation
A diamond at the core of a dwarf star
Radicals, polymerisation, GC-MS
Indicators, neutralisation, weak acids, pH,
equilibria
Noble gasses, periodicity, radioactive decay,
spectroscopy
Paintings of scientists and experiments
Tales of the unexpected
Ozone
Electricity, the next generation
Establishing a rate equation
Chemistry by numbers
Microwaves and their application
to chemical synthesis
The future’s bright, the
future’s…tritium
Geothermal energy
Chemistry past, present and
future
Ink: from quill to inkjet
Acids, bases, pH and buffers
Driving towards a cleaner future
Carbohydrates
Chemistry washes whiter than
white
Electrophilic substitution, conjugation,
nitration of benzene, absorption spectra,
hydrogenation of alkenes, infrared
spectroscopy
Bond length, oxidation, electromagnetic
radiation, molecular shape,
thermodynamics, atmospheric chemistry
Renewable fuel sources, fuel cells,
environmental impact, shift reaction
Order of reaction, rate equations, rate
constant, concentration-time graphs, rateconcentration graphs
Precision, accuracy, units, orders of
magnitude, orbitals
Energy, electromagnetic radiation,
microwaves, polar molecules, reaction
kinetics
Radioactivity, isotopes, phosphorescence
Answer back
Philip Barratt
14
2
Substances
Chris Ennis
14
2
Fuelling the future
John Vernon
14
2
Revision note
Alasdair Thorpe
14
2
Chemistry on the web
Nick Wood
14
2
Richard Douthwaite
14
2
Wonders of chemistry
Stephanie Smith
14
2
Heat from the Earth’s core
Back page
Editorial
John Vernon
Anne Hodgson
14
14
2
3
Answer back
Fuelling the future
Tony Hargreaves
Graham Curtis
Catherine Macve
14
14
14
3
3
3
Substances
Chris Ennis
14
3
Tony Hargreaves
14
3
Oxidation, polymers, environmental impact
pH, acids and bases, buffers, indicators
Fuels, greenhouse gases, combustion, fuel
cells
Stereochemistry, hemiacetals, chirality,
diastereoisomers, aldehydes, nucleophilic
addition reactions, polysaccarides,
polymers, sugars, alcohols
Polymers, hydrolysis, ion exchange,
surfactants, zeolites, fluorescence
Magnetic resonance imaging
Luminol: shedding the light on
‘hidden’ evidence
Forensic scientist
A greener industry
Thin layer chromatography
Brightening the future
Sunlit chemistry
Colourful nanoparticles
Any old ion?
Antifreeze
Melting points and boiling points
Potty power: microbial fuel cells
More chemical dingbats
Born-Haber cycles
Go with the flow
Uncle Tungsten
Global impact of fuels
Sir Humphry Davy
NMR MRI
Chemiluminescence, oxidation
In pictures
Wonders of chemistry
John Lowe
Stephanie Smith
14
14
3
3
Forensic science
Green chemistry, atom economy, catalysis,
renewable resources, biomass, chemical
manufacture, recycling
Chromatography, purity Rf values
Chemical physics, lasers, protein folding,
amino acids
All in a day’s work
Chemistry on the web
Rachel Barnham
Louise Summerton
14
14
3
3
Lab page
Back page
Maurice Carmody
Nicola Tonge
14
14
3
3
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Victor Chechik
14
14
4
4
Answer back
In pictures
Lab page
Maurice Carmody
Lorna Dougan
Maurice Carmody
14
14
14
4
4
4
Wonders of chemistry
Stephanie Smith
14
4
Making and doing
Top tips
Chris Otter
14
14
4
4
Andy Extance
14
4
Worth reading
Fuelling the future
Oliver Sacks, Jason Lynam
Alastair Lewis
14
14
4
4
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
14
4
Nanotechnology, balancing equations,
catalysis, oxidation states, properties of
metals
Hydrated ions, charge density, pH
Depression of freezing point, proteins
Determination of melting point, boiling
point and purity
Redox reactions, fuel cells, renewable
resources
Enthalpy cycles, lattice enthalpies, enthalpy
of formation, ionisation, born-haber cycles,
electron affinity, Hess’s Law
Electrostatic attraction, catalysis, nitration of
benzene
Periodicity
Greenhouse gases, ozone, climate change,
ozone, oxides of nitrogen, radicals,
atmospheric chemistry
Alkali metals, electrolysis, group 2 metals,
chlorine, Davy lamps
Swimming in a nano Sea
Chemistry in the freezer
Frozen in time
Equilibrium, enthalpy, entropy
… and extras
What’s in a word?
Performance fuel for people
Linus Pauling: controversial
chemist
Cool chemistry: the search for
the weakest chemical bond
Chemical role models
Summary of reactions for
aliphatic organic compounds
Carboxylic acids
Inkvestigation
The world’s smallest test tube
Chemical record breakers
Nanoparticles
Atmospheric chemistry, mass spectrometry,
chromatography, isotopes, infrared
spectroscopy. Ice cores.
Atmospheric pollution, partial pressures,
periodic trends, reaction rates, pH,
equilibria, entropy, oxidation states,
strong/weak acids
units, atomic mass, formula mass, homolytic
and heterolytic fission, group, period,
polarity, dipoles, molecular shape
Conservation of energy, carbohydrate
energy stores, concentration of solutions,
diffusion and osmosis, first law of
thermodynamics
Electronegativity, protein structure, X-ray
crystallography, bonding
Ionic and covalent bonding, diffraction,
effects of temperature, bond energy, van der
Waals interactions, first law of
thermodynamics
Mendeleev, Dalton
Carboxylic acids, acidity, hydrolysis, diet
and health, cis-trans isomerisation, fatty
acids, saponification, esters, lubrication
making iron gall ink
carbon nanotubes
Back page
Editorial
Adrian Whitwood
Anne Hodgson
Eric Wolff
14
15
15
4
1
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
15
1
Top tips
Chris Otter
15
1
Sporting chemistry
Andy Extance
15
1
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
15
1
Martin Cockett
15
Chemistry on the web
Revision note
James Hobson
Alasdair Thorpe
15
15
1
1
Substances
Chris Ennis
15
1
Making and doing
Back page
Editorial
Sarah Beard
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
15
15
15
1
1
2
Bioprospecting: an extracting
science
Photochemical smog
Chemistry has the right fibre for
sporting glory
The science of surfing
Summary of reactions for
benzene/aromatic compounds
Chemical crossword
Chemistry of death and decay
Thomas Midgley
Probably the most important
reactions in the world
Hydrogen: alkali metal or
halogen?
Watch your language!
Showcase Science 2005
Little Dragon
Exploring with chemistry
Distillation, enzymes, medicinal chemistry,
chromatography, natural products
Hydrocarbons, ismomerism, enthalpy
change of combustion, catalytic converters
Hydrogen bonding, polymers, structurerelated properties
websites relating to the science behind
sports
ATP, amino acids, carbohydrates, lipids,
nucleic acids
Destruction of ozone layer,
chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), fuels,
halogenoalkanes (haloalkanes), greenhouse
effect, radicals, refrigeration
Aldol reaction, Friedel-Crafts acylation,
radical polymerisation, Claisen
condensation, esterification
Periodicity, ionisation energy, radicals,
electronic structure, oxidation
state/oxidation number
Endothermic and exothermic reactions,
isomerism, covalent molecular structures,
covalent giant structures, polymerisation,
naming ions and elements, absorption
adsorption
Exothermic reactions
Andy Extance
15
2
Answer back
Tony Lewis
15
2
Sporting chemistry
Geoff Parsons
15
2
Chemistry on the web
Carl Palmer
15
2
Revision note
Alasdair Thorpe
15
2
Making and doing:
Sarah beard & Anne Hodgson
Tony Hargreaves
15
15
2
2
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
15
2
In pictures
Andrew Parsons
15
2
Substances
Peter Stanley
15
2
Top tips
Chris Otter
15
2
Encounter
Back page
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
15
15
2
3
Alumentary, my dear Watson
Gilbert N. Lewis: his acids and
bases
Designer magic sponges
Keep in Contact
Chemical sudoku
From creaking joints to saving a
steamship…how rusty is your
chemistry?
Spectroscopy, mechanisms and
calculations online
Lithium
Electrode potentials
Detecting CO2 the hunt for
greenhouse-gas emissions
Camping with chemistry
Iron meteorites on Mars
The philosopher’s stone and the
elixir of life
Dyeing, crystallisation, oxidation, location
of chemical industry
Lewis acids and bases, covalent bonding,
electronic structure, dot-cross diagrams,
Brønsted-Lowry theory of acids and bases
Evaporation, non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), painkillers,
polymer
Contact process, yield, equilibrium, uses of
sulfuric acid
Oxidation and reduction, electrochemical
cells, reactivity of metals
Infrared spectroscopy, curly arrows, organic
mechanisms, molecular mass, nucleophilic
substitution, electrophilic substitution
Alkynes, electrochemical cells, adsorption
of carbon dioxide, organometallic
chemistry, formation of elements
(nucleogenesis), reduction, deuteration,
extending carbon chains
Setting up electrochemical cells, measuring
cell emfs, identifying positive and negative
electrodes
infrared (IR) spectroscopy, greenhouse
gases, Beer-Lambert Law, atmospheric
pollution
polymers, insect repellents, alkanes
Adam Hart-Davis
15
3
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
15
3
Sporting chemistry
Andrew Parsons
15
3
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
15
3
Making and doing
Revision note
Anne Hodgson
Chris Otter
15
15
3
3
Chemistry on the web
Adam Bridgeman
15
3
Substances
Chris Ennis
15
3
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
15
3
15
3
In pictures
Back page
Editorial
Timothy Harrison,
Dudley Shallcross & Stephen
Henshaw
Anne Hodgson
Andrew M Shaw
Anne Hodgson
15
15
15
3
3
4
Bread-and-butter issues: the
chemistry of margarine
Glenn T. Seaborg: creator of
elements
Elemental sudoku
Why do endothermic reactions
happen?
A world of science just a click
away
What’s in a bone?
Tracking your degree application
Catching the cheats: detecting
drugs in sport
Rocks that glow in the dark
Hess’s law
I’m forever blowing colourful
bubbles
Nanotechnology
Waste not, want not!
Nanochemistry, delivering new
medicines?
Lise Meitner, radiochemist,
phycisist and co-discoverer of
nuclear fission
The nano-world wide web
Fusion, powering the future?
Carboxylic fatty acids, emulsions, esters
Periodic table, nuclear reactions, heavy
elements, isotopes
Enthalpy, entropy, laws of thermodynamics,
Hess’s law, Gibbs free energy
Atmospheric chemistry, gas
chromatography, Beer-Lambert law, Ozone
levels
Polymers, hydrogels, composite materials,
tissue engineering
Polymerisation, biosensors, gas
chromatography, mass spectrometry
minerals
Enthalpy, enthalpy cycles, endothermic and
exothermic reactions
Structure of a bubble, dyes, surfactants
Green chemistry, clean technology,
extraction of chemicals, antioxidants,
renewable resources
Polymers, medicinal chemistry, lock-andkey hypothesis, gene therapy
α-decay, β-decay nuclear fission,
radioactivity
nanotechnology
Nuclear fusion, materials chemistry, nuclear
fission
Simon Rees
15
4
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
15
4
Making and doing
Answer back
Tim Joliff
Graham Curtis
15
15
4
4
Chemistry on the web
Carl Palmer
15
4
Zoë Schnepp
15
4
15
15
4
4
In pictures
Top tips
Andrew Parsons
Carl Percival, Tim Harrison &
Dudley Shallcross
Monica Price
Rachael Dumbill
15
15
4
4
Back page
Anne Hodgson
15
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Louise Summerton
16
16
1
1
Nanotechnology
David K Smith
16
1
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
16
1
Chemistry on the web
Carl Palmer
Chris Warrick
16
16
1
1
Encounter
Sporting chemistry
Stimulating chemistry
Guidelines for drawing organic
structures
Bonding, sticking atoms together
Poetic chemistry
Driven by enthalpy
How to be a lab success, using
QuickFit apparatus
DNA origami
From quackery to medical
science
Chemistry that gets right up your
nose
Ida Tacke-Noddack, codiscoverer of rhenium and
nuclear fission
Copper on tap?
Practical internet
Ironing out the problem
Cement, from cowpats and mud
to Le Chatelier
Shapes in inorganic chemistry
menthol, vanillin, caffeine, limonene, pinene
In pictures
Top tips
Adrian Whitwood
Andrew Parsons
16
16
1
1
Ionic bonding, covalent bonding, dative
covalent or coordinate bonds, metallic
bonding
Revision note
16
1
Making and doing
Answer back
Adapted from Student Unit
Guides published by Philip
Allan Updates
Anne Hodgson
Maurice Carmody
16
16
1
1
Lab page
Zahoor Ul-Haq
16
1
Back page
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
16
16
1
2
Tim Harrison
16
2
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
16
2
In pictures
Monica Price
16
2
Chemistry on the web
Answer back
Carl Palmer
Maurice Carmody
16
16
2
2
Tony Hargreaves
16
2
Jason Lynam
16
2
Hydrocarbons, fuels, enthalpy change of
combustion
clamps and bosses, attaching rubber tubing,
using a separating funnel
Nanotechnology
Distillation, functional groups extraction of
natural products, chirality, intermolecular
interactions
Periodic table, nuclear fission, spectroscopy
Copper chemistry, minerals, metal
extraction
websites showing practical chemistry
Transition metals, complex ions, catalysis,
redox reactions, electrode potential, electron
configuration
Acid-base reactions, acidic and basic oxides,
exothermic reactions, greenhouse gases,
tests for metal and non-metal ions
Bond angles, chirality, isomerism,
coordination number
Top tips
Interpreting infrared spectra
Nanotechnologists inspired by
nature: building new model
enzymes
A trip to the apothecary’s
Dr Jekyll and Dr Who
How green is my company?
Classifying Organic Reactions
Extreme internet
How quickly does bleach
deteriorate?
Supercritical Carbon Dioxide
Rosalind Franklin: physical
chemist, X-ray crystallographer
and DNA pioneer
A synoptic organic question
Electromagnetic spectrum, molecular
vibrations, glossary of functional groups
Enzymes, coordination compounds,
spectroscopy infrared (IR) spectroscopy, Xray crystallograhy, mass spectrometry,
nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)
pharmacy jars
Revision note
Alisdair Thorpe
16
2
Nanotechnology
Kathryn Harkup
16
2
Back page
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Andy Extance
16
16
16
2
3
3
Revision notes
Alasdair Thorpe
Chemistry on the web
Project page
Carl Palmer
Derek Denby
16
16
3
3
Sublimation, Green chemistry,
Decaffeination, nucleophilic addition, Phase
diagrams, Industrial processes,
Hydrogenation
X-ray crystallography, Diffraction, Structure
of DNA
Substances
Catherine Smith
16
3
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
16
3
Reaction mechanisms, Nucleophilic addition
reactions, Electrophilic addition reactions,
Optical isomers, Elimination reactions,
Geometrical isomerism
Answer back
Graham Curtis
16
3
Environmental chemistry, Titrations, Redox
reactions, Atomic absorption spectroscopy,
Mass spectrometry, Green chemistry
Addition reactions, Substitution reactions,
Electrophilic reactions, Elimination
reactions, Nucleophilic reactions
Oxidation, Thermochemical titration,
Titrations
Fruity electricity: Grätzel solar
cells
Water and Life
Liquid Crystals: The fourth state
of matter
Sniffer bees
The distaff side of chemistry
The forgotten elements: the
lanthanide series
Extremophiles in New York
Marguerite Perey: discoverer of
francium
How to be a lab success:
titrations, crystals, separating and
mixing
Drawing lab diagrams
When superconductors get
crabby
Bright sites: in search of the most
useful chemistry websites
Silicones and Silanes
Extracting chemistry with a
metal
Grätzel solar cells, light energy
Roger J. Mortimer, David R.
Worrall and Dimple Patel
16
3
Seishi Shimizu
16
3
Avtar Matharu and Paul
Watson
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Nigel Lowe
16
3
16
16
16
3
4
4
Encounter
Lorna Dougan
16
4
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
16
4
Using a burette, separating fractions
Lab page
Zahoor Ul-Haq
16
4
Drawing apparatus
Structure of metals, magnetism, crystal
structure, superconductors, ceramics
units, periodic table, general chemistry sites
Top tips
Nanotechnology
Chris Otter
Zoë Schnepp
16
16
4
4
Chemistry on the web
Carl Palmer
16
4
polymers, adhesion, Group 14 chemistry,
nucleophilic displacement, catalysis,
electronegativity, silica, Grignard reagent
metal extraction
Substances
Andy Extance
16
4
Answer back
David Billett
16
4
Hydrogen bonding, protein structure,
Entropy
Liquid crystals, Polarised light, States of
matter, Chirality
pheromones, detecting drugs and explosives
heavy elements, periodic table, electron
configurations, alkylation reactions,
actinides, oxidation states, catalysis,
chelating ligands, ion exchange
chromatography, noble metals, rare earths,
orbitals, paramagnetism, stoichiometry
Catalysis, enzymes, osmosis, sugars,
metabolism
Periodic table, alkali metals, radioactivity
Encounter
Nanotechnology
Back page
Editorial
Kill or cure? Carbon monoxide
as a therapeutic agent
Raindrops on Titan
Together we can save the world
From gaslight to nuclear power:
chemistry of the actinides
Representing chemical reactions
Elementary crossword
Natural climate variability
Modelling the atom
Polyesters: plastics of the future
Two pyrones and beyond…
A weighty problem?
Organic growth from Deutsche
Chemiker
Molecule of the month
Dragon’s breath
All in the genes?
Chips in everything
Seeing the Nanoworld: atomic
structures and reaction dynamics
Protein structure, enzymes, combustion,
drug development, metabolism, NADPH
photochemistry, atmospheric chemsitry
f-block chemistry, Radioactive decay,
Nuclear fission, Gamma radiation, Alpha
radiation, Beta decay
Curly arrows, Transition states, Haber
process, Reaction intermediates, Organic
reactions
Ketones, Lipids, Gas chromatography, Mass
Spectrometry, Isotopes, Climate change
Atomic structure, Alpha decay
Polymers, Nucleophiles, Metal complexes,
Sustainability, Stereochemistry, Catalysis,
Chirality, Gel-permeation chromatography
Esters, Natural products, Medicinal
chemistry
Organic groups, Chirality, Analytical
techniques, Paper chromatography, NMR,
Infrared spectroscopy (IR)
Classification of compounds, Functional
group, Periodic table, Spectroscopy
Free Energy, Redox chemistry, Chirality
Flame tests for metal ions
Chemical bonding, Electron energy levels,
Semiconductors, Metallic structure,
Industrial inorganic chemistry
Electron microscopy, Nanomaterials,
Nanoparticles
Ian Fairlamb & Jason Lynam
16
4
Back page
Editorial
Andrew Shaw
Anne Hodgson
Nigel Lowe
16
17
17
4
1
1
Top tips
Andrew Parsons
17
1
Making and doing
Chemistry and climate
Graham Quartly
Brendan Keely
17
17
1
1
How chemistry works
Chris Otter
Ruth Howard
17
17
1
1
Encounter
Gerard McGlacken
17
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
17
1
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
17
1
Chemistry on the web
Back page
Editorial
Carl Palmer
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Andy Extance
17
17
17
17
1
1
2
2
In pictures
Professor Pratibha L. Gai
17
2
The great communicator
Trace elements (puzzle)
The perfect solution: taking
catalyst recycling to a new level
Better Looking, Better Living,
Better Loving: how chemistry
can help you achieve life’s goals
Big smile! Toothpaste chemistry
The Antarctic ozone hole
Genning up on nitrogen
More organic growth from
Deutsche Chemiker: Liebig and
Wőhler
Fireflies: a postcard from Sri
Lanka
Chemistry, friend or foe?
Green hydrogen from black
diamonds
Oxytocin: the molecule of love?
The noble gases: not so
unreactive after all
Radioactive Sudoku
Climate change, Carbon-neutral, Renewable
energy, Global warming, Greenhouse effect,
Solar power, CO2 emissions
Chemistry on the web
Carl Palmer
17
2
Catalysis, Complexes, Phases
Making and doing
Focus on industry
Harriet Naylor
17
17
2
2
Nail varnish, Spices, Capsaicin, Chillies
Worth reading
Anne Hodgson
17
2
Linda Sellou & Tim Harrison
17
2
Chemistry and climate
Anna Jones
17
2
Answer back
Graham Curtis
17
2
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
17
2
Back page
Chris Ennis
17
2
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Stuart Walker
17
17
3
3
Substances
Andrew Parsons
17
3
How chemistry works
Jason Lynam
17
3
17
3
Calcium chemistry, Toothpaste formulation,
pH, Industrial applications
Radical reactions, Climate change, Ozone
destruction
Nucleophile, Amines, Organic mechanisms,
Bases, Electrophilic substitution, Amino
acids, Peptides
Alkyl/aryl radicals, Isomerism, Functional
groups, Metal halides
Chemiluminescence
Climate change, Acid rain, Fuels,
Combustion, Haber process
Amino acids, Condensation reaction,
Neurotransmitter, Peptides, Proteins,
Receptor, Resonance
Periodic table, Radioactive decay, Electron
configuration, reduction/oxidation (redox)
reactions
Making and doing
Internet dating
The benefits of bracing sea air
Let chemists do the washing-up
Seeds of structural organic
chemistry: August Kekulé
Identifying an unknown organic
compound
Changing gear to AS
Trends in ionisation energy
…and then the heav’n espy
Hold the front page!
Life in a different solvent:
astrobiology on Titan
Getting plastered
The chemistry of indoor air
Chemistry in car engines
Glorious glycerol
Radiocarbon dating, Climate change, Solidstate chemistry, Isotopes, Minerals
Global warming, Atmospheric chemistry,
Greenhouse gases, Halogen chemistry,
Ozone destruction
Surfactants, Green chemistry,
Carbohydrates
Valency, Bonding, Molecular structure
Chemistry on the web
Carl Palmer
17
3
Chemistry and climate
Lucy Carpenter
17
3
John Emsley
17
3
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
17
3
Alkenes, Aldehydes, Ketones,
Halogenoalkanes, Alcohols, Carboxylic
acids
Intermolecular forces, Bonding, Isomers,
Rates of reaction, Catalysts, Radicals,
Equilibrium
Periodicity, Hund’s rule, Electronic
configuration
Stained glass, Coloured glass
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
17
3
Answer back
David Billett
17
3
Revision note
Rachael Dumbill
17
3
Back page
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Andrew Shaw
17
17
17
3
4
4
In pictures
Monica Price
17
4
Chemistry and climate
Nicola Carslaw
17
4
Chemistry on the web
Julian Wilkinson
17
4
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
17
4
Micelles, Origins of life, Hydrocarbons,
Liposomes, Membranes
Gypsum, Hydrated calcium sulfate, Plaster
of Paris
Reactions of ozone, Sick building
syndrome, Terpenes, Radical chemistry,
Indoor air quality
Combustion, Alkanes, Atmospheric
chemistry, Oxides of nitrogen, Hydrocarbon
fuels
Percentage yields, Esterification, Oils,
Carboxylic acids, Hydrogen bonding,
Classifying reactions
Can biomass save the planet?
How the periodic table was born
Adolf von Baeyer and Victor
Meyer
Platinum: not just for jewellery
Wonderful woad and incredible
indigo
From pills to plasters
Alien amino acids
The fight against bacteria: every
cloud has a silver lining
Getting into shape with isomers
Drawing reaction mechanisms
Precious Medicines
Avogadro: count and counting
chemist
iExperiment
Chemistry of slimming
The disguises of carbon
The case of the missing scientist:
part 1
Renewable resources, Clean technology,
Biomass, Polymers
Periodicity, Horizontal periods, Vertical
groups, Chemical trends
Empirical, molecular and structural
formulae, Stereochemistry, Ideal gas law,
Isomerism
Catalysis, Fuel cells
Natural dyes
Chirality, Polarised radiation, Amino acids,
Electromagnetic radiation
Colloidal silver, Antimicrobial agents,
MRSA, Antibiotics, Nanoparticles, Water
purification, Wound dressings
Position isomers, Naming ketones,
Stereoisomerism, Alkene
Acids and bases, Nucleophile, Curly arrows,
Polarity, Electrophile
Oxidation states, Stereochemistry (cis-trans
isomerism), Metal complexes
Mole, Avogadro’s law, Avogadro constant,
Law of combining volumes, Avogadro
number, Ideal gas law
iPod, MP3 players, Chemistry podcasts,
Periodic table, Algorithms
Energy, Carbohydrates, Fats, Proteins
Allotropes, Fullerenes, Bonding
NMR
Fabian Deswarte
17
4
How chemistry works
Sue Parsons
17
4
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
17
4
Substances
Back page
Philip Hughes
Anne Hodgson
17
17
4
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Christina Line
18
18
1
1
Substances
Joanna Buckley
18
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
18
1
Top tips
Andrew Parsons
18
1
Medicinal chemistry
Holly Douglas
18
1
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
18
1
Chemistry on the web
Carl Palmer
18
1
In pictures
Chemystery
Tony Hargreaves
Laura Stanhope
Mary Wood
18
18
18
1
1
1
Chemistry detectives
Dishing the dirt
The beginnings of a discovery
Communicating chemistry
Acids and bases: a whistle-stop
tour
Don’t hold your breath: the
diagnostic potential of breath
analysis
Drawing radical reaction
mechanisms
A magic mushroom
Call to A-level students:
preparations begin for Showcase
Science 2009
John Dalton: Quaker scientist
and law maker
The case of the missing scientist:
part 2
Why do onions make you cry?
Duck! Chemistry at work
Infrared spectroscopy, Pigments, Analysing
paintings, Art conservation
Back page
Mary Wood
18
1
Editorial
18
18
2
2
Answer back
Anne Hodgson
Philip Hughes and Richard
Ward
David Billett
18
2
Revision note
Rachael Dumbill
18
2
Medicinal chemistry
Margaret O’Hara and
Christopher Mayhew
18
2
Abstraction, Bond enthalpy, Initiation,
Propagation, Single-headed curly arrows,
Termination, addition, Chain reaction,
Initiator, Radical, Substitution
Catalysis, Oxidation, Transition metals,
Metal complexes
Sixth form conference
Top tips
Andrew Parsons
18
2
Emma Dux
18
2
Encounter
Mo Afzal
18
2
Atomic theory, Atomic mass, Gas laws
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
18
2
Infrared spectroscopy (IR)
Chemystery
Mary Wood
18
2
Sulfur compounds, Allinase enzyme
Back page
Editorial
Mary Wood
Anne Hodgson
18
18
2
3
Surfactants, Liquid crystals, Porous
materials, Micelles, Materials chemistry
Smelting and analysing ores, Oxidation
states, Radicals, Classifying reactions, Halfequations, Acid-base reactions, d-block
elements, Balancing equations, Hydrolysis,
Electrolysis, Redox reactions
Log scales, Acid dissociation constants Ka,
pH, Equilibrium constants Kc, Strong and
weak acids
Mass spectrometry, Protonation
Modelling the cell: investigating
new medicines
Watch your language
Acids and bases: developing
ideas further
Eurekas and Euphorias: the
Oxford Book of Scientific
Anecdotes
Deadly beauty
Curing cancer with chemistry
Life in extreme environments
Van der Waals: famous for
recognising feeble forces
The case of the missing scientist:
part 3
What is everything made from?
Dinosaur mummy
Chemistry can raise a smile
Ricin and the rolled umbrella
Hydrogen bonds: holding the
world together
Hydrogen bonds: experiments to
try at home
Polymers, Medicinal chemistry, Langmuir
films, Phospholipids
Giant covalent/macromolecular structures,
Crystal structure, Ionic structures, Metals,
Salts, Group VII (Group 17) elements
(halogens), Trends, Reactivity
pH, pH curves, Buffers, Indicators,
Dissociation constants, Equilibrium
constants
Kekulé, Benzene, Saccharin, Cyclamate
sweeteners, Nitrocellulose (gun cotton)
Joshua Howgego
18
3
Answer back
Graham Curtis
18
3
Revision note
Rachael Dumbill
18
3
Worth reading
Emma Dux
18
3
Alkaloids, Drug development
Enzymes, Cellular chemistry, Cisplatin
Gas chromatography, Proteins
Ideal gas law, Intermolecular forces
Substances
Medicinal chemistry
Scientists of substance
Trevor Critchley
Emma Welsh
Preeti Kaur, Tim Harrison
Gordon Woods
18
18
18
18
3
3
3
3
Mass spectrometry
Chemystery
Mary Wood
18
3
Particulate nature of matter, Brownian
motion, Atoms, Diffusion
Fossils, Siderite (iron (II) carbonate), DNA,
Peptides, Amino acids, Oxidation state,
Analytical techniques
How chemistry works
Sue Parsons
18
3
Back page
Anne Hodgson
18
3
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
John Emsley
18
18
4
4
In pictures
William Attwood
18
4
Making and doing
Lorelly Wilson
18
4
Carboxylic acids, Polypeptides,
Condensation reaction, Proteins
Intermolecular forces, Structure and
properties of water, DNA, Protein structure
Density, Hydrogen bonding, Specific heat
capacity, Enthalpy change of vaporisation,
Periodic trends, Surface tension
Sulfuric acid
Biomedical researcher:
Anthony Macdonald
Thermochemistry
Salbutamol: saving your breath
Max Perutz and the secret of life
The case of the missing scientist:
part 4
Michael Faraday
Periodic Table
Chemiluminescence
Boyle’s and Charles’ laws: A
load of hot air?
Finding a fix
The Martian Poles
Natural products: Chemistry and
medicinal drugs
Enthalpy, Equilibria, Collision theory,
Hess’s Law, Catalysis
Drug discovery, Organic synthesis,
Pharmaceutical chemistry
Combustion, Fire triangle, Enthalpy
changes, Polymers
Drug discovery, Organic synthesis,
Molecular structure
Structure of haemoglobin, Molecular
biology
ICP-AES (Inductively coupled plasma
atomic emission spectroscopy)
Anion, Anode, Capacitance, Cathode,
Cation, Electrode, Electrolysis, Electrolyte,
Ion, Liquefaction of chlorine, Benzene
Atomic number, Mass number, Relative
atomic mass, Isotopes
New website
Atomic energy levels, bonding, catalysis,
curly arrows, exothermic reactions, forensic
analysis, rates of reaction, redox reactions
Gas laws, ideal gas
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
18
4
All in a day’s work
Anne Hodgson
18
4
Tony Hargreaves
18
4
Medicinal chemistry
Isaac Bruce
18
4
Worth reading
Robin Perutz
18
4
Chemystery
Mary Wood
18
4
Scientists of substance
Gordon Woods
18
4
Back page
Anne Hodgson
18
4
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Emma Welsh
19
19
1
1
How chemistry works
Mary Wood
19
1
Equilibria, Haber process, Le Chatelier’s
principle, nitrogen fixation, oxidation,
reduction
Carbon dioxide, atmospheric chemistry,
spectroscopy, solids, gases, hydrogen bonds,
water molecules, ice crystals, hexagonal
structures
How science works, natural products,
solvent extraction, synthesis
Substances
Emma Dux
19
1
In pictures
Andrew Shaw
19
1
Zeinab Mosadeghzad & Tim
Harrison
19
1
The polymer predicamentMaking plastics from plants
Vitamin C
Face the truth
Copernicium
Hydrogen in the Earth’s
atmosphere
Atom economy
Graphene
Chemistry3
Wonder in carbon land: build
your own bucky balls
Lichen, drugs and butterflies:
Tales of discovery from Sri
Lanka
Peer Review-Avoiding media
scare stories
Biocatalysis
Atoms to patterns
Viral DNA packaging
Chirality, climate change, sustainability,
esters, polymers
Acidity, colour chemistry, dot and cross
diagrams, radicals, calculations involving
weak acids, delocalisation of electrons,
molecular formulae, redox reactions
Free radicals, UV, nitric oxide, hydroxyl
radicals, antioxidants
Heavy elements, fusion, periodic table
Combustion, Isotopes, Reduction
Design for the future
Louise Dommett
19
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
19
1
Back page
Alan Reay
19
1
Editorial
19
19
2
2
Addition reactions, elimination reactions,
percentage yield, substitution reactions,
condensation reactions, green chemistry,
polymerisation
Carbon and its forms (allotropes), van der
Waals forces, electrical conduction
Empirical, molecular and structured
formulae
Allotropes, bucky ball, fullerene
Top tips
Anne Hodgson
Dudley Shallcross & Tim
Harrison
Chris Ennis
19
2
Substances
Andy Extance
19
2
Worth reading
Andrew Parsons
19
2
Making and doing
Annie Hodgson
19
2
19
2
How peer review works
How chemistry works
Veranja Karunaratne, Udeni
Jayalal, Susanthi Jayasinghe,
Siril Wijesundara
Emma Welsh
19
2
Amino acids, catalysis, chirality, enzymes,
proteins, synthetic chemistry, green
chemistry, chemoselectivity,
regioselectivity, enantioselectivity
X-ray crystallography
Genetic, protein, virus, bacteriophage
Design for the future
Gideon Grogan
19
2
In ictures
Back age
Mary Wood
Fred Antson
19
19
2
2
Drug discovery, nuclear magnetic resonance
(NMR), X-ray crystallography
Twitter
Fighting Flu
Chemistry and fireworks
Naming esters
Rainforest chemistry:
investigating the atmosphere
Chemistry in the atmosphere
Science of sunscreen
Lab on a chip
Planning your own experiment
Phenol
Quinine
Cleaning up explosives from the
environment
Silicon and silicones
Revision
Carbohydrates, organic chemistry, DNA and
RNA, proteins, Tamiflu
Electrolysis and electrode equations, giant
ionic lattices, ionic precipitation, rates of
reaction, redox reactions and oxidation
states, writing and balancing equations
Condensation reaction, esterification,
polyesters,
Atmospheric chemistry, volatile organic
compounds
Analytical chemistry, atmospheric
chemistry, gas chromatography,
halocarbons, mass spectrometry, nitrogen
oxides, volatile organic compounds
Electromagnetic (EM) radiation, electron
energy levels, oxides, ozone
Environmental monitoring, gas
chromatography, lab-on-a-chip technology,
Peltier effect, volatile organic compounds
Accuracy, experimental design, precision,
enthalpy, mole calculations, taking
measurements
Catalysis, industrial production, polymers
Malaria, Perkin’s mauve, synthetic dyes,
fluorescence
Explosives, RDX, bacteria, enzymes
Materials, polymers, silicon compounds
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
Andy Extance
19
19
3
3
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
19
3
Top tips
Andrew Utting
19
3
Encounter
Charlotte Jones
19
3
In pictures
Charlotte Jones
19
3
Rachel Baines and Rob Sayer
19
3
Design for the future
Chris Rhodes
19
3
Lab page
Alasdair Thorpe
19
3
Focus on industry
Back page
Allan Clements et al (CIEC)
Emma Dux
19
19
3
3
Editorial
Anne Hodgson
19
4
Ben Cheesman and Tim
Harrison
19
4
LEDs: Light fantastic
Rates and catalysis
Tracking your degree application
A Trojan horse in the fight
against bacteria
Vanadium
Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin:
Great discoveries in X-ray
crystallography
From nuclear power to green
energy
PET imaging of tumours
The Cape Verde atmospheric
observatory
Fun with phenylethene
Time of flight mass spectrometry
MOCVD, ionic bond, organometallic,
dopant, precursor, doping, electronic shell
filling, gallium semiconductor, bonding
band gap
Calculations, rates of reaction, rate
equations
UCAS, chemistry courses
Antibiotics, complexes, coordinate
(semipolar or dative) bonds, DNA, drug
design, proteins
Alloys, oxidation states, transition metals
(d-block elements)
Insulin, x-ray crystallography, penicillin, Xray diffraction, vitamin B12
Green chemistry, British nuclear fuels,
UKERC, RSC
Positron emission, tomography, radiotracer,
cancer, tumour
Halogenated organic compounds, nitrogen
oxides pollutants of nitrogen, ozone,
photolysis, volatile organic compounds
Polymerisation, testing for alkenes, reaction
mechanisms & intermediates, electrophiles,
secondary alcohols, interpretation of
infrared spectra, drawing chemical
structures
Ionisation, MALDI, mass to charge ratio
(m/z)
Design for the future
Andy Extance
19
4
Answer back
Graham Curtis
19
4
Top tips
Andrew Parsons & Katrina
Sayer
Catherine Rushworth
19
4
19
4
Substances
Alan Reay
19
4
Scientists of substance
Robin Perutz and Richard
Lindup
19
4
All in a day’s work
Anne Hodgson
Jeff Hardy
Emma Dux
19
4
19
4
James Lee
20
1
Maurice Carmody
20
1
Jane Thoma-Oates, Ed
Bergström, Kriangsak
Songsrirote, Salina Abdul
Rahman
20
1
Back page
Answer back
Numbercross
From volcanoes to sea salt:
Atmospheric sulfur
Oxides of carbon
Carothers: Inventor of nylon
Polyamides
Professor Dave: YouTube
Chemist
The PET that got away
Falling in love
Atmospheric nitrogen
Calculations
Oxidation states, sulfur compounds,
atmospheric chemistry
Coordinate (dative) bond, covalent bond,
dipole, electronegativity, photosynthesis,
dot-cross diagrams, bond polarity,
greenhouse effect, electron configuration
Addition polymer, aliphatic, aromatic,
condensation reaction, equilibrium,
molecular mass, monomer, peptide, peptide
bond, polyamide, polymer, polyesters
Aliphatic, DNA, isomerisation, oxime,
secondary alcohol, zeolite, polymers
Revision, tutorials, videos
Making and doing
Out of thin air
Polymer, macromolecules, polyester,
carboxylic acid diol, condensation reaction,
poly (ethylene terephthalate), isomer
Aminoethanes, catecholamines, enzymes,
hormone, natural stimulant,
neurotransmitter, Parkinson’s disease,
peptide, tyrosine, chirality, r/s nomenclature,
isomerism, oxytocin, phenylethylamine
dopamine, adrenaline, L-DOPA
Dry deposition, stratosphere, three-way
catalyst, troposphere, wet deposition,
nitrogen compounds, atmospheric chemistry
NOx, oxides of nitrogen, ozone
20
20
1
1
20
1
Revision note
Tim Harrison and Dudley
Shallcross
Rachael Dumbill
Scientists of substance
Gill Wroe
20
1
Focus on industry
Allan Clements et al (CIEC)
20
1
Chemistry on the web
James Cooper
20
1
Back page
Gill Wroe
20
1
Joanna Buckley
20
2
Tim Harrison and Dudley
Shallcross
20
2
Out of thin air
Using nature to preserve fish oil
Heating under reflux
Magnetic Marvel
Kwolek: Creator of Kevlar
Kevlar and composites
Calculations
Science beats food fraud
Self-healing polymers
Antioxidant, confocal microcopy, electron
microscope, enzymes, EPA, ester,
hydrolysis, lipophilic, microencapsulation,
rancidity, carboxylic acid, oxidation, free
radicals, pollen, fats and oils
Quick fit apparatus
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR),
magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), body
scanning, spin states, protons
Condensation reactions, polymerisation,
hydrogen bonding, functional groups,
polyamide, aramid cis-trans-isomerism
Polymers, hydrogen bonds, fibre reinforced
polymer composites, carbon fibres,
thermoplastic, thermosetting, aramid, resins,
glass fibre, injection moulding, vacuum
farming
Mole concept, rates of reactions, equations,
volumetric analysis, enthalpy changes, pH,
bond enthalpy, weak acids, radiation energy,
solubility product, Born-Haber cycles
Forensic techniques, istopic ratio, isotypes
Polymers, composite materials, alkene,
diene, monomer, equilibrium resin, polymer
matrix, Diels-Alder reaction, thermoset
polymer
Stephen Beckett & Grahame
Mackenzie
20
2
Maria Turkenburg & Isaac
Bruce
Ross Jaggers
20
2
20
2
Scientists of
substances
Gill Wroe
20
2
Focus on industry
Gill Wroe and CIEC team
20
2
Answer back
David Billett
20
2
Back page
Michael Morgan-Williams
Elliot Fleet
20
20
2
3
Lab page
In pictures
Calcium carbonate
Benerito: The chemist who
banished ironing
Poison in the air: atmospheric
carbon monoxide
Cutting-edge chemistry
Catalysis: getting chemistry
going
Transition metal riddles
Feeling the heat
The chemistry of hangovers
Polymorphic material, minerals,
equilibrium, solubility, Le Chatelier’s
principle, metamorphic rock, sedimentary
rock, igneous rock, water hardness,
travertine, tufa, carbonatites, limestone,
chalk, dolomite, marble
Polymer, hydrogen bonds, cellulose, cotton,
triglycerides, amines, Lewis acid,
mercerisation
Free radical, oxidative capacity, atmospheric
chemistry, photochemistry, gas
chromatography, atomic absorption
Metals, polymers, tollens, reagent, printed
circuit boards, silver mirror, photoelectric
effect, L-DOPA aldehydes, infrared
spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron
spectroscopy (XPS), van der Waals forces,
addition reactions, dative bonds,
nucleophiles, dopamine
Activation enthalpy (activation energy),
homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysts,
equilibrium, enzymes, green chemistry,
Monsanto process, industrial processes,
catalytic converters, supported catalysts
Transition metals
Cool packs, heat packs, cryotherapy,
enthalpy changes, ionic solid, endothermic
& exothermic processes, solvation
Ethanol, neurotransmitters, hormones,
electrolytes, enzymes, metabolism, ATP &
ADP, pyruvate, oxidation & reduction,
NADH
Substances
Gill Wroe
20
3
Scientists of substance
Gill Wroe
20
3
Out of thin air
Aoife Grant & Tim Harrison
20
3
Encounter
Megan Bowdrey
20
3
James Naughton
20
3
Alan Reay
Ross Jaggers
20
20
3
3
Pavel Guzanov
20
4
Making and doing
Back page
What comes out of your kettle
Bleaching and dyeing: Chemical
change in hair fibres
Do ants destroy the ozone layer?
Water water everywhere
To err is scientific
ChemSpider
A Healthy, Wealthy, Sustainable
World-John Emsley
Polymers, plastics and superglue
Body oddities: the chemical
reactions of eating
Polymers and tulips: a year in
industry
Intermolecular forces, covalent bonding,
physical and chemical changes, melting,
boiling & sublimation, separation of oil
fractions, periodicity, electronegativity,
molecules and macromolecular structures,
van der Waals forces, ionic compounds
Redox reactions, polymers, melanin, hair
dyes, nucleophilic & condensation reactions,
hair structure, keratin, radicals
Halogenoalkanes, free radicals, catalysis,
gas chromatography, mass spectrometry,
halocarbons, atmospheric chemistry, leaf
cutter ants, photolabile
Molecular structure/shape electronegativity,
polarity, hydrogen bonding, density,
viscosity, surface tension, buffer,
photosynthesis, temperature regulation
Errors, units, measurement, mass
probability, confidence intervals, standards
Enantiomer, chirality, infrared spectroscopy,
NMR, structure, synthetic chemistry, RSC
Organic farming, chemistry food and
medicine, swimming pools, zolpidem,
organochlorines, cholera
Adhesive, monomer, activation, initiator,
living polymerisation, termination
Onions, allinases, asparagus, sulfur
compounds, spinach, potaties, solanine, gas
chromatography-mass spectrometry
Student, year in industry, chemistry degree,
polymers, Ziegler-Natta catalysis
Answer back
Graham Curtis
20
4
Kazim Raza Naqvi
20
4
Out of thin air
Tim Harrison, Anwar Khan &
Dudley Shallcross
20
4
Substances
Nicola Davis
20
4
How science works
Mary Wood
20
4
Chemistry on the web
Mary Wood
20
4
Worth reading
Emma Dux
20
4
Back page
Ross Jaggers
20
4
Joanna Buckley
21
1
Mary Wood
21
1
Encounter
Cuppa chemistry
Cracking concrete heals itself
Lasers in chemistry
It ain’t what you do (it’s the way
you do it)
Calcium carbonate (CaCO3)
The Elements – A Very Short
Introduction
Gecko glue
Good vibrations: infrared
spectroscopy
Marie Curie: probing the atom
Infrared spectrometers
Structure and spectroscopy
Nature’s Building Blocks (2nd
edition)
AAAS Conference
Iridium: life-saving transition
element
Chemistry of wine
Arsenic poisoning
Tea, aromatic compounds, polyphenols, free
radicals, caffeine
Concrete, greenhouse gas
Lasers, absorption of light, global warming
What’s your poison?
Emma Dux
21
1
Wonders of chemistry
Stretch and challenge
21
21
1
1
Organic reaction mechanisms, reaction
conditions
Calcium carbonate, limestone, lime,
construction industry, cement, environment,
pollution, agriculture, quicklime, hydrated
lime
Philip Ball, periodic table, gold
Answer back
Gill Wroe
Mike Ashfold, Andrew OrrEwing & Tim Harrison
Graham Curtis
21
1
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
21
1
Worth reading
Anne Hodgson
21
1
Adhesion, van der Waals forces,
electrostatic bonds, intermolecular
interaction
Infrared spectroscopy, analytical techniques,
light
Marie Curie, radioactivity, radiation
Infrared spectrometer, spectra
Infrared spectroscopy, NMR spectroscopy,
structure, isomerism
John Emsley
Back page
Alex Pashley
21
1
Stretch and challenge
James Naughton
21
2
Scientists of substance
Lab page
Answer back
Mary Wood
James Naughton
David Billett
21
21
21
2
2
2
Worth reading
Anne Hodgson
21
2
American Association for the Advancement
of Science conference, AAAS
Iridium, transition metal, Smithson Tennant,
phosphorescence, pH changes
Wine, esters, polymerisation, grape juice,
cis/trans isomerisation of alkenes, flavonols
Arsenic, toxicity, carcinogen
Encounter
Samuel Andrew
21
2
Substances
David Lewis
21
2
What’s your poison?
Emma Dux
21
2
Magdalena Wajrak
21
2
Chemistree: food dyes
Would aliens need water?
Cocaine: atoms of addiction
Biochemistry, brewing and beery
scientists
Solid foundations: part 1
Chemistry of the cosmos
Beads of time: analysing our past
Folic acid
Biotechnology
Perilous poisons
Drugs in sport: how chemistry
can beat the cheats
Food dyes, aromatic rings, conjugated
systems
Free radicals, hydrothermal vents,
hydrocarbons, methanogens, photosynthesis,
Titan
Cocaine, tertiary amine
Beer, brewing, fermentation,
saccharification, titrations, enzymes,
thermodynamics, isomerism, biochemical
processes, pasteurisation
Atomic orbital arrangements, covalent
bonding, covalent network structures,
hydrogen bonding, molecular shape
Space, cosmos, interstellar medium, Saturn,
Titan, Venus, asteroids
Glass beads, archaeology, Iron Age, laser
ablation, stratigraphic dating, quadrupole
mass analyser
Folic acid, acidity, pH calculations, buffers,
conjugate acids and bases, hydration of
ionsm=, intermolecular forces, skeletal
formulae, optical isomerism, enthalpy cycles
Fermentation, biotechnology, citric acid,
lactic acid, propane-1,3-diol, amino acids.
L-glutamic acid, L-lysine
Poison, ricin, Georgi Markov, Alexander
Litvinenko, polonium
Drugs, sport, detection, anabolic steroids,
testosterone, gas chromatography, mass
spectrometry, liquid chromatography, GCMS, erythropoietin, Olympics
Back page
Emma Dux & Julia Walton
21
2
Daniel Went
21
3
Substances
What’s your poison?
Amelia Dearman
Nigel Lowe
21
21
3
3
Revision note
Nicola Davis
21
3
In pictures
Alex Pashley
21
3
Martina Bertini
21
3
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
21
3
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
21
3
Back page
Ross Jaggers
21
3
John Emsley
21
4
Flame tests and emission spectra
Cisplatin: from accidental
discovery to wonder drug
Build your own spectroscope
A mug of coffee and chemistry
Solid foundations: part 2
Aerogel: ‘frozen smoke’
Molecules with Silly or Unusual
Names
The smell of success
In search of the perfect chocolate
bar
Controversial chlorine
Applications in agriculture:
fertilisers
Decoding skeletal secrets
Summing up fertilisers
Chemistry’s calling: mobile
phones and touchscreen
technology
Flame test, emission and absorption spectra,
atomic structure, spectroscope
Cis-trans isomerism, ligands, oxidation
states, DNA structure, cisplatin
Spectroscope, emission spectra
Coffee, aromatic compounds, zwitterions,
trionelline
Ionic bonding, giant ion lattices, electron
configuration, metallic bonding, metallic
lattices
Phase diagrams, supercritical fluids, superinsulators
Paul W. May, Olympiadane, performic acid,
periodic acid, megaphone, moronic acid,
curious and titanic chloride, windowpane,
angelic acid, warfarin
Robotic smell
Chocolate, cocoa butter, triglycerides,
synchrotronm X-ray diffraction, flavour,
phenylethylamine
Chlorine, holgens, oxidation number,
formulae, half-equations, mole calculations,
electron configurations
Fertilisers, agriculture, nutrients, nitrogen,
phosphorous, potassium, sulphur
Isotopic analysis, mass spectrometry, bones,
collagen, Tutankhamun, Ötzi
Relative atomic mass, relative formula mass
Mobile phones, touchscreen technology
lithium ion cells. LCDs, aluminosilicate
glass screens, oleophobic coatings
Lab page
Kristie Pickersgill
21
4
Emma Dux
21
4
Making and doing
What’s your poison?
Kristie Pickersgill
Emma Dux
21
21
4
4
Revision note
Nicola Davis & Gill Wroe
21
4
Substances
Michael Nolan
21
4
Worth reading
Anne Hodgson
21
4
Back page
Ross Jaggers
Mary Wood
21
22
4
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
22
1
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
22
1
In pictures
Phillip Chivers
22
1
Making and doing
Lifestyle chemistry
Gill Wroe & Anne Hodgson
Alex Pashley & Nicholas
Bissett
22
22
1
1
A different type of drug
The fascinating Fenton reaction
How hot is your chemistry?
The sky’s no limit: polymers,
planes and solar sails
Chemistry from a natural product
Breakthroughs in green
chemistry: magnetic detergents
and supercritical CO2
Tetrodotoxin: famously deadly
poison
Recrystallisation
Applications in agriculture:
fungicides
Breverton’s Encyclopedia of
Inventions
Curried chemistry
Molybdenite Valley?
Rat wars
Traditional Chinese medicine:
what can we learn from it?
Proteins, pharmaceutical chemistry, Andy
Hamilton, patents
Henry Fenton, waste-water treatment,
oxidation reactions, reduction reactions,
radicals, catalysis, transition metal oxidation
states
Capsaicin, chilli peppers, Scoville scale
Polymers, covalent bonds, polymerisation,
thermosetting, aviation industry, composite
materials, fibreglass
Organic reactions, mechanisms, formulae,
structure, isomerism, nomenclature,
polymerisation, hydrogen bonding,
solubility
Soap, magnetic detergents, supercritical
CO2, solvent, dry-cleaning
Martin Christlieb
22
1
Scientists of substance
Kazim Raza Naqvi
22
1
Back page
Alyssia Kaczmarczyk
Alex Pashley
22
22
1
2
Answer back
David Billett
22
2
Tim Harrison & Julian Eastoe
22
2
Tetrodotoxin, pufferfish, fugu
Substances
Emma Dux
22
2
Recrystallisation, Buchner filtration
Fungicides, agriculture, Strobilurins,
carboxamides, downy mildews
Terry Breverton, inventions
Lab page
Focus on industry
Emma Dux
Allan Clements, CIEC team
22
22
2
2
Worth reading
Anne Hodgson
22
2
Curry, chillies, capsaicinoids, ginger,
turmeric, garlic, onion
Semiconductors, molybdenite, silicon
Rodenticides, rats, anticoagulants,
superwarfarins, brodifacoum, metal
phosphides, calciferols
TCM, medicine, aspirin, esterification,
artemisinin, placebo effect
Lifestyle chemistry
Emma Dux & David Smith
22
2
Wonders of chemistry
Back page
Sergio Saris
Gill Wroe
22
22
2
2
Michael Nolan
22
3
Two in one: the chemistry of
shampoo and conditioner
All things ice
Determining the yield of a
reaction
A bright future for MRI
Tricky transition metals
Applications in agriculture:
herbicides
Making use of electrode
potentials
You can’t beat beetroot
Buried with their bones
Applications in agriculture:
insecticides
Hair, shampoo, conditioner, soap,
surfactants, cations, anions, polymers,
silicones
Water, ice, hydrogen bond, phase diagram,
polymorphism, triple point
Synthetic reaction yield
MRI spectroscopy, parahydrogen,
hyperpolarisation, Signal Amplification By
Reversible Exchange, SABRE, purines,
pyrimidines, dynamic nuclear polarisation,
DNP
Electron configurations, transition metals,
complexes, ligands, Lewis acids and bases,
catalysis, entropy
Herbicides, agriculture, bipyridyliums,
auxins, glycines, sulfonylureas, triketones,
inhibitors of acetyl-CoA carboxylase
Electrode potentials, reactivity series, redox
reactions, oxidation number, oxidising
agents
Beetroot, diet, nitrate, nitric oxide
Chromatography, lipids, triacylglycerols,
biomarkers, grave goods, micromorphology,
burial
Functional groups, pests, insecticides,
agriculture, organophosphorous compounds,
methyl carbamates, macrocyclic lactones,
phenylpyrazoles, nereistoxin,
neonicotinoids, diamides, pyrethroids,
benzoylureas, ketoenols
Lifestyle chemistry
Emma Dux
22
3
Substances
Alex Pashley
22
3
Lab page
Emma Dux
22
3
Louise Highton
22
3
Answer back
Mary Hoyle
22
3
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
22
3
Top tips
Andrew Crookell
22
3
Back page
Laura Turkenburg
Kimberley Green
22
22
3
4
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
22
4
Shades of chemistry
Kevlar: miracle material
Fragments: the future of
pharmaceuticals
Tackling stretch and challenge
questions
Patents: protecting your ideas
SeXeY chemistry
Celebrating the double helix
Flying sources bring transition
metals
Artificial photosynthesis: putting
sunshine in the tank
Planning for success in extendedanswer questions
Iodine in medicine
Hair-raising chemistry
Chemical conundrum
UV radiation, radicals, electromagnetic
spectrum, polymers, sunglasses,
photochemical reaction, photoisomerism
Kevlar, polymers, hydrogen bonding
Drug design, pharmaceutical chemistry,
fragments, X-ray crystallography
Interpretation of data, organic reactions
Lifestyle chemistry
Alex Pashley
22
4
In pictures
Heather Powell
Sean McKenna
22
22
4
4
Revision note
Maurice Carmody
22
4
Patents, drugs, blockbusters
Elements, periodic table, atomic number,
electron configuration, allotropes, isotopes,
selenium, xenon, yttrium
DNA, James Watson, Francis Crick,
hydrogen bonds, mutations
Transition metals, periodic table, resources,
oxidation state, electronic transitions,
asteroids, hall electrolysis process,
hydrothermal vents, nodules, panning,
spectroscopy
Catalysis, climate change, fuels, oxides of
carbon, energy, reduction, biofuels, solar
fuel, artificial photosynthesis, Monsanto
process, porphyrin
Bonding, structure, physical properties,
intermolecular forces, alkanes, alkenes,
stereoisomerism, analysis of data
Iodine, halogen, thyroid hormones, beta
decay, glycogen, half-life, iodometry,
isotope, metastases, oxidising agent, goitre
Hair, colour, pigments, eumelanin,
pheomelanin
How science works
Encounter
Tony McStea
Gill Wroe
22
22
4
4
Back page
Anne Hodgson
22
4
Tony Hargreaves
23
1
Greener and cleaner
Christopher Windle
23
1
Answer back
Mike Wooster
23
1
Substances
Laura Turkenburg
23
1
In pictures
Elizabeth Brookes
23
1
Making and doing
Anne Hodgson
23
1
Cracking the egg timer: Dating
ancient eggshells with amino
acids
Catalysis: heterogeneous
catalysis
Henry Moseley: understanding
atomic numbers
Hydrogen fuel cells: harnessing
explosive energy
pH goes viral
Reclaiming plastic waste
Performing the perfect titration
Won’t you step into my
parlour…spider silk
Atropine: a bitter pill to swallow
Applications of heterogeneous
catalyts
Niels Bohr and atomic structure
Liquid chromatography, mass spectrometry,
amino acid racemisation, chirality,
enantiomers, optical isomers, ostrich
eggshells, biominerals, geochronology,
hydrolysis, radiocarbon dating, sub-fossils,
thermal age, archaeology
Catalysts, activation energy, industrial
chemistry, heterogeneous catalysis,
homogeneous catalysis, ters
Henry Moseley, atomic number, atomic
structure, periodicity, periodic table
Hydrogen fuel cell, HFC
Virus, pH, protein formation, amino acid,
hydrolysis, condensation reaction,
endocytosis, enzyme, endosome proton
pump
Polymers, recycling, plastic, PET,
depolymerisation
Titration, titrant
Polymers, materials chemistry, hydrogen
bonding, spider silk
Atropine, chirality, enantiomers,
racemisation, poison, castor oil plant, ricin,
deadly nightshade
Heterogeneous catalysts, reaction
mechanisms, molecular structure, isomers,
zeolites, contact process, aluminium oxide,
aluminosilicates, activation energy
Niels Bohr, atomic structure
Molly Crisp
23
1
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
23
1
100 years ago…
Bruce Gilbert
23
1
Back page
Mark Dowsett
23
1
Lucy Robinson
23
2
Greener and cleaner
Emma Dux
23
2
Lab page
Wonders of chemistry
Lee McManus
Sam Black
23
23
2
2
Joanna Buckley
23
2
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
23
2
100 years ago…
Alyssia Kaczmarczyk
23
2
Making alkenes: the Wittig
reaction
Burning blue
Extremophiles: surviving salt and
space
What can we make from carbon
dioxide?
Absinthe: lessons from the green
fairy
Red dread: the chemistry of a
clean-up
Catalysis: homogeneous catalysts
Magnesium
30-Second Elements
Steam distillation
Feeling blue: lobster rarities
Alkenes, E/Z stereoisomerism, reaction
mechanisms, curly arrows, nucleophilic
substitution reaction
Pyrotechnics, fireworks, blue flame
Extremophile, amino acids, proteins,
concentration, molarity, pH, halophile,
osmosis, atomic force microscopy,
biotechnology
Carbon dioxide, catalysis, enzymes,
nucleophilic reactions, polymer production,
aspirin, Gibbs free energy of reaction,
Calvin cycle
Formulae, geometric isomerism, functional
groups, electrophilic addition,
polymerisation
Oxidation states, aluminium extraction, pH,
minerals and ores, amphoteric oxide,
pollution, Hall-Héroult process, red mud
Homogeneous catalysis, reaction
mechanisms, polymerisation, molecular
structure, stereochemistry, Ziegler-Natta
catalyst, metallocene catalyst
Magnesium, group 2, organic synthesis,
enzymes, reactivity series, chlorophyll,
Calvin cycle, Grignard reagent, ATP,
cytochrome, NADPH
Eric Scerri, polonium, silver, sulfur, arsenic
Steam distillation, ideal gas equation,
vapour pressure
Lobster, astaxanthin, conjugated bonds,
genetic mutation, alpha-crustacyanin
How science works
Alex Pashley
23
2
Back page
Alex Pagett
Danielle Walsh, Lorna Dougan
23
23
2
3
Greener and cleaner
Emma Dux
23
3
Answer back
David Billett
23
3
Mark Hodson
23
3
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
23
3
Substances
Emma Dux
23
3
Worth reading
Lab page
Anne Hodgson
Ingo Fengler
23
23
3
3
Back page
Mark Dowsett
23
3
Sniffing out carbonyl compounds
Copper sulfate and ammonia:
stretch and challenge question
Molecules of revision
How can a chemistry degree
prepare you for a job?
Careers for chemists
Fighting forgery with forensics
Food waste: beyond the bin
Biocatalysis in biosolvents
Looking into glass
Envirocrew.org: sustainability
works
Super foods
Living on Mars
Aldehydes, ketones, Tollens’ reagent,
addition reactions. Silver mirror test.
Mole calculations, acid–base titrations,
acid–base indicators, titration curves,
complex ions, practical quantitative
chemistry
Neurotransmitters, hormones, dopamine,
serotonin, epinephrine, adrenaline,
norepinephrine, endorphins, oxytocin
University, employability skills, transferable
skills
Chemistry careers
Paper, ink, chromatography, spectroscopy,
dyes and pigments, Harold Shipman, Hitler
diaries
Green chemistry, sustainability, EUBIS,
orange peel
Catalysis, enzymes, green chemistry,
industrial chemistry, solvents, industrial
waste disposal, hydrolysis, condensation
reaction, ester formation, Le Chatelier’s
principle, biofuel, biomass
Glass, salt structure, giant ionic lattice, giant
covalent structure, crystal structures and
shapes
Sustainability
Antioxidants, free radicals
Electrolysis, polymers, plastics, catalysis,
space, Mars, Sabatier reaction
Simon Cotton
23
4
Revision note
Maurice Carmody
23
4
Wonders of chemistry
Mark Dowsett
23
4
Careers in chemistry
Andrew Parsons and Katrina
Sayer
Andrew Parsons and Katrina
Sayer
Tony Hargreaves
23
4
23
4
23
4
Encounter
Katie Privett
23
4
Greener and cleaner
Giulia Paggiola
23
4
Substances
Andy Connelly
23
4
Chemistry online
Sorina Antonescu
23
4
Back page
Taylor Harrison
Christina Briggs
23
24
4
1
Careers in chemistry
Graphene and carbon nanotubes
Elementary clues
Dealing with CO2: from carbon
sinks to sequestration
The life of a first-year chemistry
student
Developing and delivering drugs
Biotechnology in the chemical
industry: biodegradable polymers
Alkenes and clean screens
Follicle forensics
Spotlight on mercury
The jeans that eat pollution
Biotechnology in the chemical
industry: biofuels
Getting drugs to where they’re
needed
Hess cycles and the MASK
check
Mind-numbing drugs
Graphene, caron nanotubes, bucky tubes,
nonotechnology
Puzzle
Fossil fuels, atmospheric chemistry,
greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide, CO2,
carbon sink, carbon source, photosynthesis,
carbon capture, carbon sequestration
University, studying chemistry
Wonders of chemistry
Emma Kastrisianaki-Guyton
24
1
Making and doing
Annie Hodgson
Sorina Antonescu
24
24
1
1
Encounter
Sam Edwards
24
1
Medicines, drug development, drug
delivery, penicillin, antibiotic resistance,
antiviral drugs, anti-cancer drugs
Biodegradable polymers, green chemistry,
fossil fuels, PHA, PHB, PLA, starch
Organic nomenclature, alkenes, alcohols,
E/Z isomerism, skeletal formulae
Analytical chemistry, forensics, hair,
chromatography, spectrometry
Mercry, d block, gold mining, poisoning,
acids and bases
Pollution, jeans, catla, atmospheric
chemistry, acid rain, laundry
Biofules, biodiesel, bioethanol, esters,
fermentation
Cancer, drug delivery, chemotherapy,
polymers, proteins
Hess’ law, Hess cycles, enthalpy,
Chemistry in medicine
Emma Dux
24
1
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
24
1
Answer back
Maurice Carmody
24
1
Back page
Hannah Felstead
24
1
Simon Cotton
24
2
Wonders of chemistry
Katy Hollies
24
2
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
24
2
Gemma Lambert
24
2
Top tips
Andrew Crookell
24
2
General anaesthetics, local anaesthetics,
nitrous oxide, ether, chloroform, halothane,
cocaine, procaine, lidocaine, curare,
tubocurarine, gallimine
Chemistry in medicine
Emma Dux
24
2
Chemword
Every Molecule Tells a Story
Cracking down on chemical
weapons
Earth’s solar potential
Lyotropic liquid crystals:
essential for life
Fighting mental illness
Chromatography
Examining equilibrium
Preserving the past
Recent advances in biofuel
production
Three years or four? Completing
a chemistry degree
Wake up and smell the coffee
Photoactivated platinum
compounds for cancer therapy
Biorefineries
Improving natural medicines
Picture it…Chemistry
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Understanding NMR spectra
Crossword puzzle
Simon Cotton, morphine, heroin, etorphine
Chemical weapons, sarin
Anne Hodgson
Anne Hodgson
Sam Edwards
24
24
24
2
2
2
Chris Unsworth
24
3
Saleesh Kumar Nambalan
Sivaraman
Emma Dux
24
3
24
3
Lab page
Answer back
Anne Hodgson
David Billett
Mark Hodson
24
24
24
3
3
3
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
24
3
Encounter
Alex Pashley
24
3
Coffee, adenosine, caffeine, decaffeination
Platinum, cancer therapy, cisplatin, tumours,
clinical trials
Biorefineries, fermentation, thermochemical
processing, gasification, pyrolysis,
isomerisation, reforming
Aspirin, penicillin, semisynthesis,
tetracyclines, antibiotics, artemisinin, taxol
Plants, capsaicin, vanillin, raspberry ketone
Back page
Sam Edwards
Louise Tear
24
24
3
4
Focus on industry
Allan Clements, CIEC team
24
4
Simon Cotton
24
4
24
4
NMR, spectroscopy, emission and
absorption spectra, nuclear spin
NMR spectra, integral ratios, splitting peaks
How science works
Natalie Fey and Jenny
Slaughter
Kate Appleby
24
4
Revision note
Kate Appleby
24
4
Solar power, green chemistry, photovoltaic
effect, polymers, graphene
Surfactants, micelles, lyotropic liquid
crystals, washing up, Kevlar
Mental illness, depression, antidepressants,
iproniazid, tricyclics, SSRI, SNRI, Prozac
Paper chromatography, TLC, HPL, GC
Equilibrium, calculations
Conservation, acids, carbonates, erosion,
pollution, acid rain
Biofule, green chemistry, industrial
chemistry
University, studying chemistry,
Making and doing
Worth reading
Back page
Wonders of chemistry
Chemistry in medicine
Chemistry online
Indications of change
Viral chemistry
Can we grow gold on plants?
pH calculations, enthalpy changes, buffers,
indicators, equilibrium
Antiviral drugs, influenza nomenclature,
Relenza, Tamiflu, HIV, Azidothymidine,
Ebola
Hyperaccumulation, phytoremediation,
phytomining
Answer back
Mary Hoyle
24
4
Chemistry in medicine
Emma Dux
24
4
Back page
Natalie Fey
24
4