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1. A bit of history related to the discovery of polystyrene November 03, 2009 History of Polystyrene foam: Polystyrene was accidentally discovered in 1839 by Eduard Simon; an apothecary in Berlin, Germany. From storax, the resin of Liquidambar orientalis, he distilled an oily substance, a monomer that he named styrol. Several days later Simon found that the styrol had thickened, presumably due to oxidation, into a jelly he dubbed styrol oxide ("Styroloxyd"). By 1845 English chemist John Blyth and German chemist August Wilhelm von Hofmann showed that the same transformation of styrol took place in the absence of oxygen. They called their substance metastyrol. Analysis l... (read more) Author: mohit arya

2. All You Need To Know About Nobel Prize November 02, 2009 The Nobel Prize is an international award administered by the Nobel Foundation in Sweden. This award was established by the will of Alfred Nobel, a Swedish chemist, and inventor. The Nobel Prize was first awarded in 1901 for achievements in Physics, Chemistry, Physiology or Medicine, Literature and Peace. Sveriges Riksbank, in memory of Alfred Nobel established an associated award in Economics in 1968. The Nobel Prize is widely regarded as the most prestigious award one can receive in their respective fields. The Nobel Prize consists of a document confirming the prize amount, a Nobel Priz... (read more) Author: Charles Taylor

3. Aroma chemicals VS Natural spices October 26, 2009 Aroma chemicalsFor a natural perfume, through chemical techniques to analyze, identify the chemical structure of their aromatic components, and then the corresponding chemical methods to produce compounds with the same structure, namely, synthetic fragrance. Aroma simulated multi-borrowed the name of natural fragrance name, such as musk ketone. Aroma chemicals can be broadly interpreted as a synthetic perfume. In 1868, chemist Parkin in the UK the first use of coal tar to produce a aroma chemicals - coumarin (ie, p-coumaric lactone). So far, for the vast majority of natural sp... (read more) Author: Ricardo Liu

4. Natural Stress Management Using Aromatherapy to Beat Stress October 16, 2009 Aromatherapy as we know it today was accidentally discovered in 1910 by a French chemist named Rene-Maurice Gattefosse. After burning his hand during an experiment in a perfume factory, he plunged it into a vat of Lavender essential oil, and was amazed at how quickly and well his hand later healed. Thus modern aromatherapy was born. The use of aromatic plants in healing and medicine can be traced back to thousands of years BC however, and evidence of the use of essential oils has even been found in Egyptian tombs and hieroglyphics. The practice of aromatherapy harnesses the healing proper... (read more) Author: preeti sharma

5. Chronic Yeast Infection Cures - Simple Tips October 12, 2009 If you have protracted yeast infections then you have possibly attempted all the cures that your pharmacy has to provide, still they appear to continue to resurface, right? The rationale is that these treatments are not designed to handle the root of the extended infections, but only to address a symptom and supply a short lived solution. For the chronic yeast infection cures that essentially work, it is a requirement to leave the chemist and return home to cure your infections in a natural way and address the cause. The ideal treatments are those which work with your immunity system ... (read more) Author: Emily Lemucchi

6. Yeast Infection Home Remedy - The Garlic Solution October 09, 2009 If you'd rather not visit the chemist repeatedly to get a new box of Monistat to cure your discomfort and itching, you could be interested in seeing more about this yeast infection home remedy. This cure is fast, easy, and won't cost you a lot of money - and consist of things you likely already keep round the house! It also has a track record of effectiveness that goes back for centuries. The answer's garlic. When it comes to yeast infection home remedies, garlic is straightforward, and really effective. This strategy probably sounds peculiar, and yes, garlic has a particularly dist... (read more) Author: Emily Lemucchi

7. Yeast Infection Treatments - What Are The Exact Cures That Work? October 05, 2009 Yeast infection treatments are straightforward to find but troublesome to select when you're facing heaps of alternatives, but not too much data about each. There are many seen publicized on telly and there are a large amount at female cleanness aisle at the chemist. What does a girl choose? Here's a little breakdown of the latest treatments for yeast infection, whether natural or store bought, you decide what can work for you. There are Canesten and Monistat kits you can use. These sets come with a cream and suppository for internal use ( like the vagina ) and a miniscule sample of... (read more) Author: Emily Lemucchi

8. What Are The Top Colon Cleansing Remedies That Are The Most Effective? October 01, 2009 Colon cleansing is really very conveniently possible home remedy, which any person can perform without any assistance of some one. There are many varieties of colon cleansing methods, which can be considered. Some of them are cheap over others or some are more effective over others. The final choice can be either based on comparison of cost or efficacy and comfort, the choice is of personal nature. Home enema kits have the benefits of economy as well as easy access from a nearby chemist shop. Although enemas are very economical, there is a feeling of embarrassment attached to it. If someho... (read more) Author: Lindsy Emery

9. Importance & Functions of Amino acids September 14, 2009 A Dutch chemist by the name of G J Mulder described a certain organic material as “unquestionably the most important of all known substances” in the organic kingdom. He made this discovery in 1838. The chief phenomena of life are produced through its means. This complex nitrogen bearing substance was called protein. Protein is now a group name signifying the principal nitrogenous constituents of the protoplasm of all plant and animal tissues. There are several varieties of proteins. Each type contains a specific number of “building blocks” known as amino acids. Before their absorption by the ... (read more) Author: nandita sarkar

10. Natural Stress Management Using Aromatherapy to Beat Stress September 02, 2009 Aromatherapy as we know it today was accidentally discovered in 1910 by a French chemist named Rene-Maurice Gattefosse. After burning his hand during an experiment in a perfume factory, he plunged it into a vat of Lavender essential oil, and was amazed at how quickly and well his hand later healed. Thus modern aromatherapy was born. The use of aromatic plants in healing and medicine can be traced back to thousands of years BC however, and evidence of the use of essential oils has even been found in Egyptian tombs and hieroglyphics. The practice of aromatherapy harnesses the healing proper... (read more) Author: vijay Uniyal

11. Losing Weight It's Not Difficult With Herbal Tips August 26, 2009 Contrary to what all the media hype has projected, the secret to weight loss does not lie in the chemist's lab. The weight loss pills that are in the market and in the very least ineffective in weight loss, and in the extreme cases they are a danger to your health. The weight loss medications that seem to be some kind of magic pill are effective only when used as an aid to weight loss. They are by no means an end to themselves. The weight loss supplements that are out there are probably a bigger danger to health as well as a bigger waste of money. In the US companies that manufacture the... (read more) Author: Parveen Kumar

12. Buy Cheap Pills Online August 18, 2009 With the prices of medicines on the rise there are many times when one has to settle for an inferior medicine or no medicine at all. While buying expensive medicines is not possible all times, one can easily search online for exactly the medicine that has been prescribed by the doctor. By searching online one can also find the medicines that might not be available with the local chemist. While online you can buy Xanax, buy Viagra, buy Valium, buy Soma and several other pills easily from the comfort of your home. Here are some more advantages of buying cheap pills online: • Easy to Find Cheap ... (read more) Author: guillermo rivera

13. Various Properties Of Pectin August 06, 2009 Pectin is a special thickening agent that is used for cooking. It is considered to be one of the more natural thickening agents that is able to be used. This ingredient can be seen for the most part in apples - which have rather large amounts inside of them - as do plums and pears. Many people will use this when producing jellies and jams. The different features of pectin was first noticed by the French pharmacist and chemist - Henri Braconnot. He mistakenly discoverd what it had the ability to do and why this substance had the ability to help in producing particular foods. This int... (read more) Author: Naomi West

14. Get An Organic Night Anti-Aging Cream and Harness The Power of Nature August 04, 2009 You don't have to be a beauty expert to understand the potential of a good nights sleep in conjunction with a top quality night anti aging cream. Its easy to get confused though when choosing a specific cream for your needs as there is such a large range of products from which to choose. In fact, unless you are a qualified chemist, it may be impossible for you to actually understand what goes into your favourite cream. Because of this an increasing number of us are turning towards natural organic based anti aging creams. These organic products such as those made from the antioxidant r... (read more) Author: Byron Beck

15. Better than Over The Counter Yeast Infections Meds August 03, 2009 Ask Yourself HonestlyDo you WANT RELIEF FROM burning, itching, painful urination or vaginal discharge?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM rashes and skin problems?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM a chronic infection and the lack of energy it causes?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM problems with your appetite from chronic yeast infection?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM unusual symptoms that you can't explain?With so many women experiencing yeast infection, it is certain } that lots of them are frenzied to discover how to get rid of a yeast infection. The shelves at the chemist stores is heaving with over the counter yeast infection... (read more) Author: Coleman Strong

16. How to Study Basic Chemistry Like a Pro July 21, 2009 Chemistry is hard, isn’t it? No, it does not have to be this way. If you know how, chemistry could be one of the easier and more enjoyable subjects. No one is born to be a chemist. You can become a chemist or smart student in chemistry by simply building your basic chemistry instincts. What are they? Pro Tip #1 – Think chemistry at the molecular level. In most part, chemistry is invisible at the microscopic level. You have to use your imagination. Try to build your basic chemistry instinct by thinking it molecularly. Here is a simple example. When someone mentions water, rather than... (read more) Author: Dr. Wayne Huang

17. The Most Effective Yeast Infection Cure-Natural July 04, 2009 Ask Yourself HonestlyDo you WANT RELIEF FROM burning, itching, painful urination or vaginal discharge?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM rashes and skin problems?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM a chronic infection and the lack of energy it causes?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM problems with your appetite from chronic yeast infection?Do you WANT RELIEF FROM "Just not feeling like yourself"?With so many girls experiencing yeast infection, it isn't unanticipated } that lots of them are frantic to find out how to get rid of thrush. The shelves at the chemist stores is heaving with over the counter yeast infection products ... (read more) Author: Tina Meyer

18. People Getting Their Masters in Teaching June 16, 2009 A chemist may also have a Masters in teaching these days. Teaching can be a very lucrative career path. Some people are starting school intending to be chemistry teachers. Other people are continuing their education or even going back to school for this degree. Some people enter college knowing exactly what they want to do. Some people, for instance, really want to be chemistry teachers. They know that when they start their college career that they need to take classes in chemistry and also classes in teaching. When a person double majors like that, they often run out of room in their cla... (read more) Author: Gary Fowler

19. San Diego Shopping June 16, 2009 Shopping in United States isn't what it's been traditionally. With the advent of the shopping mall, nowadays you go shopping loaded not solely to buy but as well to have fun and San Diego isn't an exception. An excursion to do shopping now simply implies you'll discover an eatery, a cinema theatre, a chemist and quite a list of other small junctions on under the same roof. San Diego owns its personal collection of malls and space wouldn't admit that we credit each one of them. The better news is there's no scarcity of parking space in this area. Fashion Valley mall boasts a few of the most st... (read more) Author: John Meyers

20. History Of Carbon Monoxide June 12, 2009 There is a long history of the carbon monoxide compound that dates back nearly eight hundred years. While the compound exists naturally and has likely been present since early in the earth's formation, it wasn't until a 14th century Spanish chemist named Arnaldus de Villanova described the gases from burning wood, which we today know as carbon monoxide. Almost three hundred years later, a Belgian chemist, Jan Baptista van Helmont, almost lost his life while inadvertently inhaling a carbon dioxide and monoxide mixture. By the late 1700's, a French chemist named Lassone was able to take a c... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

21. Use an Appetite Suppressant Prescription with Amazing Results June 09, 2009 Picking out an appetite suppressant prescription meds will be a grand aid for the many folk who have trouble sticking to a weight reduction plan or are are not able to participate in regular rigorous exercise due to illnessesThe first factor in selecting which are the appetite suppressant prescription medications for you is working out how swiftly you need to reduce weight. There are a variety of suppliments that will help fat loss at exceptionally quick rates. Never the less, these pills or suppliments are not always healthy, as your body may not react well to losing so much weight so speedy.... (read more) Author: Tonie Ranger

22. Neon Signs 100 Years old June 09, 2009 Neon (Greek for "new one") was discovered in 1898 by the famous Scottish chemist Sir William Ramsay. Neon was discovered when Ramsay chilled a sample of the atmosphere until it became a liquid, then warmed the liquid and captured the gases as they boiled off. The three gases that boiled off were krypton, xenon, and neon. But it was in December of 1910, that French engineer Georges Claude first made a lamp from an electrified tube of neon gas. On January 19, 1915, Claude began selling his tubes to U.S. companies; the Packard car dealership in Los Angeles was one to see the potential and on... (read more) Author: Jamie Hanson

23. Dealing with the symptoms of pregnancy! June 03, 2009 Are or are you not pregnant? Feeling embarrassed to get a pregnancy kit from the chemist? Worried that you might be lifting your hopes too high? You might be wondering, “Is there any way that I could confirm my pregnancy without going to a doctor or a chemist? Well there are! But to be fair, not every woman is the same! There are a few common symptoms that several women experience and some women don’t feel anything at all. A few women sail through the years blissfully comfortable with no swollen legs and no problems. And a few women have weight gain, swollen ankles and morning sickness ... (read more) Author: nick jackson

24. Secret of the Stradivarius Found by Texas Chemist March 09, 2009 A Stradivarius violinA scientist in Texas believes he has found the secret of the Stradivarius and other highly prized violins made about 300 years ago in northern Italy.  He thinks chemical treatment of the wood with preservatives did the trick, but some music lovers find that hard to accept. Retired Texas A and M University chemistry professor Joseph Nagyvary  wanted to play the violin as a child, but World War Two and the communist takeover of his native Hungary dashed that dream.  After he left Hungary, he studied chemistry and also learned how to make his own violins.Examin... (read more)

25. A Hot Belly Button Topic March 06, 2009 Although he usually studies volcanic eruptions, Georg Steinhauser also has his finger on another hot-button topic. A hot belly button topic: why lint migrates to your navel. Dr. Steinhauser, a chemist at the Vienna University of Technology, recently published his paper on belly button fluff in the journal Medical Hypotheses. The following is a reasonably accurate recollection of his observations: I started to find lint in my belly button in my teens or early 20s, and I started collecting some of those pieces. Then I started to investigate them. I thought it would be a fun thing to learn mo... (read more) Author: Gabriela Schmid

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