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Garlic Pill Treats Type I and Type II Diabetes
A chemical found in garlic has been found to effectively treat type I and type II diabetes by reducing blood glucose levels, a new study in the Royal Society of Chemistry journal Metallomics reveals. The... 
created by Terri Potratz | 4 years ago | updated 6 wks ago
2122 views | 8 recommendations | 8 comments
2122 views | 8 recommendations | 8 comments
Chemistry and life arise how?
The proper study of atomic orbital theory is rooted in nuclear structure. The geometric configuration of the nucleus and therefore electromagnetic field produced by it determine electron orbitals surrounding the nucleus. Of course, there are spin-orbit interactions which... 
Surface Sputtering Confirmed as Source of Moon Water.
Recently it was announced that several probes had unequivocally shown that OH (hydroxyl radical) and H2O (water) were present at the surface of the moon in minute quantities. However, it was unclear how it got... 
Trio awarded Nobel Prize in Chemistry for solving ribosome riddle
Two Americans and one Israeli scientists will be awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Americans Venkatraman Ramakrishnan and Thomas Steitz and Israeli Ada Yonath have been awarded the prize for... 
created by Karl Gotthardt - albertacowpoke | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
801 views | 62 recommendations | 15 comments
801 views | 62 recommendations | 15 comments
New Element Named 'Copernicium' - Element 112 Gets A Name
Finally the wait is over. A long wait indeed. It was 13 years ago that Element 112 of the Periodic Table was discovered. However, it has been given a name as of now. The new element has been named 'Copernicium',... 
created by Samir Joshi | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
2926 views | 76 recommendations | 13 comments
2926 views | 76 recommendations | 13 comments
Chemistry
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “Chemistry”. If it’s your high school Periodic table of the Elements, then were not on the same page, but keep reading because it feels like being back in high school, when you do have it. It’s... 
Toyota's First Solar powered Car.
By, Uwe Paschen. Toyotas First Solar Powered car Toyota is in spite of a Global Recession and maybe soon to be Depression, as well as its first annual loss in 70 year still investing into environmental... 
created by Uwe Paschen | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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5122 views | 36 recommendations | 9 comments
WTC 'Active Thermitic' Pyrotechnic Evidence in 3 Easy Lessons
Jim Hoffman of 911Research.WTC7.net breaks down some of the findings in the Harrit et al 'Active Thermitic Material' paper, in easy to understand language. "The scientific paper Active Thermitic Material... 
The Anti-Love Potion
Dr. Young from Emory University has been extensively working on a potential love potion. According to his speculation love is sparkled by a "biochemical chain of events". If love is really biochemically based and... 
Richie Spice Still Making Music For The Street
Known for his conscious lyrics and humble demeanor, Roots Dancehall front runner Richie Spice is still serving his signature flavor of reggae to demanding fans worldwide.Emerging in the mid nineties, Richie...
Compatible Partners: eHarmony Settles Lawsuit
Online dating site eHarmony.com has settled a lawsuit with the New Jersey attorney general's office and will start matching gay and lesbian customers by March 2009."Matching for gay couples, however, will be... 
created by Rhonda J Mangus | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
5524 views | 65 recommendations | 26 comments
5524 views | 65 recommendations | 26 comments
Discovery Of Glowing Jellyfish Protein
San Diego Oct 21 2008REUTERS STOCKHOLM – STOCKHOLM - Two Americans and a Japanese researcher won the 2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Wednesday for the discovery of a glowing...
Science and Mathematics Popular Degree Subjects Again After Decline
THANKS to a government injection of a £350m grant, more students are studying science and mathematics, reversing a recent worrying slump, with a shortage of teachers in the subjects, and scarce highly... 
created by Christina 123 | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
295 views | 29 recommendations | 5 comments
295 views | 29 recommendations | 5 comments
