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Molecules from the past
L Cramp, F Gill, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2010, Vol 20, Issue 3, pages 1-4.
Summary: Analysing molecular residues in ancient objects reveals how people and animals once lived.
Relevant sub-topics: representing and interpreting data, atoms and atomic structure, qualitative analysis (e.g. testing for ions and flame tests), instrumental analysis
Keywords: analysis, chromatography, mass spectroscopy, archaeology
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Dorothy Hodgkin - a Life in Science
V Wong, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2009, Vol 20, Issue 2, pages 4-5.
Summary: The work of an X-ray crystallographer
Relevant sub-topics: atoms and atomic structure, qualitative analysis (e.g. testing for ions and flame tests), electromagnetic spectrum, instrumental analysis
Keywords: crystal structure, X-rays, crystallography, insulin
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What is chemistry?
J Prosser, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2009, Vol 19, Issue 3, pages 13-15.
Summary: The many roles of chemists at work
Relevant sub-topics: careers in science, instrumental analysis, environmental and green chemistry, technological developments, industrial processes
Keywords: chemistry, technology, careers, employment
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Aeroplanes, shampoo and super-microscopes
ISIS Scientists, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2008, Vol 19, Issue 2, pages 9-12.
Summary: Using the ISIS accelerator to study the structures of materials
Relevant sub-topics: metals and alloys, plastics and polymers, glasses and ceramics, instrumental analysis, atomic structure, isotopes
Keywords: neutron, atomic structure, material structure
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Cool Chemistry
E Wolff, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2008, Vol 18, Issue 4, pages 4-5.
Summary: The work of a scientist from the British Antarctic Survey, gathering data about climate change.
Relevant sub-topics: testing theories, working together, careers in science, environmental impact, instrumental analysis, environmental and green chemistry
Keywords: Climate change, Geology, Microchemistry
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Ancient air in an Antarctic ice core
E Wolff, Catalyst: Secondary Science Review, 2008, Vol 18, Issue 4, pages 9-12.
Summary: Ice cores from Antarctica contain air bubbles which record the changing atmospherre. This evidence is vital in understanding how our climate is changing.
Relevant sub-topics: making measurements, testing theories, environmental impact, instrumental analysis, environmental and green chemistry
Keywords: Climate change, Chemical analysis, Testing theories, Environmental chemistry
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Fertilisers
D Finch, D Moore, Catalyst: GCSE Science Review, 2004, Vol 14, Issue 3, pages 16-18.
Summary: As plants grow they remove compounds of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium from soil which need to be replaced to maintain the soil’s fertility. For centuries farmers have used organic manures, crop rotation or ploughed in specially grown crops; today many use chemical fertilisers to enrich the soil
Relevant sub-topics: oxidation, reduction, the reactivity series, instrumental analysis, percentage yield and atom economy
Keywords: Fertiliser, Ammonia, Nitric acid, Eutrophication
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