Q: Why do chemists enjoy working with NaOH?
A: Because it's so basic!
A: Because it's so basic!
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History & Future - Crystallography - The Beautiful Science
Last year, Venkatraman 'Venki' Ramakrishnan won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering how the ribosome works. The method he uses has helped a lot of other scientists Maurice Wilkins, Linus Pauling and Dorothy Hodgkin win the Prize too. It's called Crystallography.
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Famous Scientists - Rosalind Elsie Franklin
A woman scientist from Cambridge University published an article in the April 25, 1953 on the journal Nature about the molecular structure of DNA. However two male scientists had written another article on the same subject in the same issue of the magazine. Those male scientists - Francis Crick and James Watson - got all the credit. The woman, Rosalind Franklin, vanished into history.
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Famous Scientists - Kathleen Lonsdale
Women have often had a tough time in science - first getting jobs, and then getting enough recognition for their research. Kathleen Lonsdale's life is a great inspiration to girls who want to become scientists. She showed they are as good (or even better) than boys.
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Famous Scientists - Dorothy Mary Hodgkin
What's common to diabetes, pernicious anaemaia and infectious diseases? We know a lot about how to deal with them because of one woman - Dorothy Hodgkin.
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History & Future - Crystallography - The Beautiful Science
Last year, Venkatraman 'Venki' Ramakrishnan won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering how the ribosome works. The method he uses has helped a lot of other scientists Maurice Wilkins, Linus Pauling and Dorothy Hodgkin win the Prize too. It's called Crystallography.
Discover This
Famous Scientists - Rosalind Elsie Franklin
A woman scientist from Cambridge University published an article in the April 25, 1953 on the journal Nature about the molecular structure of DNA. However two male scientists had written another article on the same subject in the same issue of the magazine. Those male scientists - Francis Crick and James Watson - got all the credit. The woman, Rosalind Franklin, vanished into history.
Discover This
Famous Scientists - Kathleen Lonsdale
Women have often had a tough time in science - first getting jobs, and then getting enough recognition for their research. Kathleen Lonsdale's life is a great inspiration to girls who want to become scientists. She showed they are as good (or even better) than boys.
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Famous Scientists - Dorothy Mary Hodgkin
What's common to diabetes, pernicious anaemaia and infectious diseases? We know a lot about how to deal with them because of one woman - Dorothy Hodgkin.
Discover This
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