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Online Resources for Doing Organic Chemistry

Yes!!! 100% conversion to product, zero impurities, and a workup so easy I finished it while writing this sentence!Well, that’s what writing it down on an o-chem problem set might … Continue reading →

February 22, 2012 · 1 Comment
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Metabolic Labeling of Bacterial Membranes

This article demonstrates the metabolic labeling of bacteria without genetic engineering.

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Portion of Figure 1 from the paper; "Crystal structures of existing MOFs were obtained from X-ray diffraction data (a, left) and subsequently divided into building blocks (a, middle) that then could be recombined to form new, hypothetical MOFs (a, right)."

The Computer Chemist

Chemists have limited time to do chemistry because, shockingly, they need to eat, sleep, even socialize…. but computers on the other hand…

February 9, 2012 · Leave a Comment

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