Most Recent Articles from Chemistry: Foundations and Applications

• Actinides 

  Actinides The actinide elements (atomic numbers 89 through 103) involve the filling of 5f orbitals. All actinides are radioactive, but only uranium...

  01/01/04 by Herbert B. Silber · More from publication

• Allotropes 

  Allotropes Figure 1. Elements that exist as allotropes. B C N O Al Si P S Ga Ge ...

  01/01/04 by Anthony F. Masters · More from publication

• Aromaticity 

  Aromaticity The literal meaning of "aromaticity" is "fragrance," but the word has a special meaning in chemistry....

  01/01/04 by Doris K. Kolb · More from publication

• Atoms 

  Atoms An atom is the smallest possible unit of an element. Since all forms of matter consist of a combination of one or more elements, atoms are...

  01/01/04 by J. J. Lagowski · More from publication

• Berg, Paul 

  Berg, Paul AMERICAN BIOCHEMIST 1926– Berg understood the darker side of this technology too. He knew that it was theoretically possible to...

  01/01/04 · More from publication

• Boltzmann, Ludwig 

  Boltzmann, Ludwig AUSTRIAN PHYSICIST 1844–1906 Ludwig Edward Boltzmann is one of the foremost theoretical physicists of the latter...

  01/01/04 by Richard E. Rice · More from publication

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