Book review- The Weak Hydrogen Bond: In Structural Chemistry and Biology

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The Weak Hydrogen Bond: In Structural Chemistry and Biology (International Union of Crystallography Monographs on Crystallography, No 9), By...

Question for NMR/Internet enthusiasts

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Question for the NMR/Internet enthusiasts out there: Do you know of an online calculator that calculates the dihedral angles from the coupli...
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I wanna smell some H2Po

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Derek has some thoughts on hydrides on his blog. I remembered the following endearing conversation between Linus Pauling and Matthew Mesels...

Praise the warts please

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The most important biodiversity we will destroy will be that which we will never know about. One of the telling signs of this trend is the d...
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The Hallmarks of Cancer

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Came across this neat review by cancer specialist Robert Weinberg from MIT. Six comprehensive and all encompassing checkpoints and regulat...

Bathroom tiles and acid trips

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Paul's post on the Westinghouse science talent search contest alluded to strange and wondrous things one might do as a youngster, and r...

DMSO to SAHA: Questions of toxicity

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I alluded in the last post to Breslow and Friend's discovery of DMSO as a HDAC (histone deacetylase) targeting agent. The story of how s...

Least favourite NMR solvent, but a swell liquid nonetheless

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Coronene has a poll on what everyone's least favourite NMR solvent is. I have not used all the solvents on the list, but among the ones...
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The passing of Gossypium extraordinarium

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Whenever I hear the name "cotton", the first thing that comes to my mind is "...and wilkinson". The second thing, apart ...

All transition metals exist only in +1 state (or a close approximation thereof)

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Yes, I know; reading this statement might make people think that megagallons of ethanol are coursing through my arteries. It sounds quite co...
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