Canadian Chemical News

Latest Issue: 10/01/2009

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1. DNA sleuths. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] University of British Columbia researchers have developed a new way to extract DNA and RNA from small or heavily contaminated samples that could ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 2. Toxin detection as close as an inkjet printer. If that office inkjet printer has become just another fixture, it's time to take a fresh look at it. Similar technology may soon be used ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 3. Microscopic traces of glycine. Microscopic traces of glycine, an amino acid which is one of the fundamental building blocks of proteins was discovered on a comet for the first ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 4. Scientists in South Korea have found a new way to produce putrescine. Scientists in South Korea have found a new way to produce putrescine, a four-carbonchain diamine that is widely used in the pharmaceutical, agrochemical and chemical ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 5. Yesteryear's cutting edge fades. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] After 74 years of capturing some of the world's most memorable photographs, including the notorious green-eyed "Afghan girl" on the cover of National ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 6. Palate pleaser. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Researchers at Brock University may have found an answer to the unsavoury "ladybug taint" that puts off the palates of many a wine ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 7. Virtual disaster. The Canadian Standards Association is taking on the video gaming world to help companies train their employees to handle emergencies like chemical spills, industrial explosions ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 8. Sweet delusions. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] "A white crystalline substance is known to be either glucose or fructose. How would you identify it?" That has been a standard question ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 9. Paint revival: how an Alberta business is bringing old paint back to life. That pile of half-empty paint cans in your garage isn't garbage to one Alberta company who is taking advantage of the leftovers of many a ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) 10. One techie's trash, another company's treasure: recovering the riches... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In the southwestern Ontario city of Cambridge, one of Canada's largest collectors and recyclers of used electronics, cell phones and print cartridges--Greentec--has been ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
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