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DeepDyve – rent journal articles
Search across millions of articles from thousands of journals and preview any article for free. If you would like to go beyond the abstract and read the full article, you can rent the article and view it at DeepDyve for 24 hours or more, for as little as \$0.99. "Rented" articles can only be viewed at our site and cannot be downloaded, printed or shared. In exchange for this limited access, DeepDyve is able to offer our users the ability to read the full article for up to 90% less than the cost of purchasing the PDF.
http://www.deepdyve.com/
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iPhone / iPad chemistry applications
"Finding scientific iPhone (and iPad) applications on the iTunes AppStore can be a bit hit and miss so I thought I’d compile a list of those that I am aware of…" A list by Chris Swain.
http://homepage.mac.com/swain/Macinchem/iPhone/mobile_apps.html
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Chemical blogspace
Chemical blogspace collects data from tens of scientific chemistry blogs and then does useful and interesting things with it. Chemical blogspace is maintained by Egon Willighagen at Department of Pharmaceutical Biosciences at Uppsala University, and powered by the PostGenomic.com software by Euan Adie. It is now hosted by OpenMolecules.net, courtesy of Geoff Hutchison and the University of Pittsburgh.
http://cb.openmolecules.net/
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World chemical outlook
From C&En, 1/10/2011 cover story: "Last year turned out to be a pretty good year for the chemical enterprise. After having drawn down inventories to the bottom during the recession, consumers of everything from melamine to mass spectrometers had to buy again. Demand for chemicals rose 5.2% in the U.S. and a whopping 10.0% in Europe." Read the full story here:
http://pubs.acs.org/cen/coverstory/89/8902cover.html
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Colors of Chemistry Photo Contest
From ColorsOfChemistry.org: "Each year in the Colors of Chemistry calendar, we highlight remarkable chemistry from the CAS databases with exceptional photography from around the world. This year, we want to see your great photos! Whether you’re on vacation, relaxing at home, or at work in the lab, snap a photo that fits our chemistry-related theme and enter it in our monthly."
https://colorsofchemistry.org/
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Triblock spheres
A simple and general method for constructing complex structures using self-assemble has been developed by materials scientists at the University of Illinois. The work, involves tiny colloidal particles called triblock Janus spheres, and represents a significant step towards fabricating non-trivial, non-obvious structures from very simple building blocks, the developers say. "People know a lot about how to do [self-assembly] with molecules - soaps for example - but scientists and engineers know very little about how to make it happen with particles," team leader Steve Granick says. "Particles are very different from molecules, they're big, they're non-flexible, and they have lots of critically different materials properties." He adds that the approach might allow researchers in the future to mix together a soup of particles and fish out a designer computer chip. "Someday maybe we could have a soup of different components, remove some of it, and there would be a microelectronic chip," he explains. "It's a brand new area. The materials are so different that the structures that they form will be different."
Triblock spheres provide a simple path to complex structures
Read more hot chemistry news from ChemWeb.com's newsletter: The Alchemist.
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InformexUSA 2011
InformexUSA is the global meeting place for buyers and sellers of the fine, specialty, and custom chemical market. In it's 27th year, Informex has been the go-to chemical trade show for the chemical industry. From API's, fine chemical intermediates, agrochemicals, green chemistry and biotechnology, Informex has it all! Find your new business at InformexUSA 2011
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3th China International Adhesives and Sealants Exhibition / 5th China International PSA Product and Application Exhibition
CHINAADHESIVE has been a famous brand exhibition with 12 years experience. It is a real efficient platform for trading between suppliers and producers, and for communication on technology of the adhesive industry.
Date: December 1-3, 2010
Venue: INTEX Shanghai
http://www.chinaadhesive2000.com/indexen.asp
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InformexUSA 2011
InformexUSA is the global meeting place for buyers and sellers of the fine, specialty, and custom chemical market. In it's 27th year, Informex has been the go-to chemical trade show for the chemical industry. From API's, fine chemical intermediates, agrochemicals, green chemistry and biotechnology, Informex has it all! Find your new business at InformexUSA 2011
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The 66th API China 21-23 April 2011 Chengdu
API China is China's leading exhibition for the pharmaceutical manufacturing sector covering the complete spectrum of products from raw material, fine chemical, intermediate, ingredients, processing machinery and packaging machinery. It is an event for international buyers to meet Asian sellers especially Chinese ingredients manufacturers.
Venue: Chengdu New International Convention & Exhibition Center, Chengdu, China
http://en.apichina.com.cn
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