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World Cup chemistry, skeletons, & a new book (sort of)

Nov 20, 2022

2022 chemistry news summary, atomic models, and milk

Jan 3

Learn about nuclear fusion & submit your chemistry history moments

Feb 1

Also, what links Arrhenius and cherry blossoms?

Feb 21

Litmus & lichens, and the negative pH debate

Jan 17

Chemistry advent, mineral hardness, and mulled wine

Nov 29, 2022

More women from chemistry history, snotty enzymes, and more

Mar 8

Rocket fuels, festive chemistry & chemistry arrows

Dec 13, 2022

Plant flowering and why chemistry ruins food for dogs

Mar 22

After an (unintentional) summer break, the Ci newsletter is back! This issue has the chemistry word on whether to keep your tomatoes in the fridge or…

Aug 25, 2022

Welcome to the latest Ci newsletter, in which we look at the polymers that make up your clothes (and what makes them crease), the science behind the ice…

Jul 12, 2022

Welcome to this fortnight's Ci newsletter! This time around we're reflecting on some of the chemistry related to the recent UK heatwave, seeing how a…

Jul 27, 2022

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