New Flow Chemistry publication “Continuous Flow alpha-Trifluoromethylation of Ketones under Metal-Free Visible Light Photoredox Catalysis”
Find out about the real Dr Solomonsz – the love of all meat-based food, the ever-so-slightly-competitive nature (!) and distinct singing voice!
Encourage the kids in your life to find the joy in chemistry! This simple project shows how to create instant ice so they’ll feel just like Queen Elsa from the movie!
A solution should be devised to meet your needs, rather than your needs squashed to fit a ready made solution – this is clearly demonstrated by the innovative Guy Martin in the new BBC series, ‘Speed’.
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Our Flow Chemists particularly like the way that chemists at Ghent University combined the use of a CSTR reactor for the preparation of the KOBr with the efficient emulsification it is possible to achieve in the static mixer chip that affords a greater interfacial contact area and accelerates the rate of reaction accordingly. Read the publication here.
There could be just random photos from meetings in lay bys on the motorway to swap demo kit with colleagues, various dodgy musical selections from her teens, reports of coming to the aid of elderly strangers who’s false teeth have rolled under their car, or worse. Find out more about Dr Kerry Elgie!
Popping the blisters on the bubble wrap might be the most enjoyable thing about moving house but before you dance on your bubble wrap for some therapeutic popping, read on!
Find out the really simple trick to make ice that glows in the dark – some fun, summer chemistry from Asynt
A small celebration in the Asynt office today, but no cake… Bring on the cake substitute!
