Chemistry
Educators and Parents, Sign Up for The Cheat Sheet
Weekly updates to help you use Science News Explores in the learning environment
Thank you for signing up!
There was a problem signing you up.
-
Chemistry
These gems make their own way
Gemstones made in the lab could improve your cell phone or catch nasty bacteria in your water.
By Roberta Kwok -
Chemistry
Bandages that could bite back
A new material would make bacteria's attack the path to their demise.
-
Chemistry
Heaviest named element is official
Superheavy copernicium takes its place in the Periodic Table.
-
Chemistry
Cold, colder and coldest ice
Electric charge can change the temperature at which water freezes.
-
Chemistry
The secret life of fruit flies
Scientists find that the most attractive scent for a fruit fly is no scent at all.
-
Chemistry
World’s largest lizard is venomous too
Komodo dragons kill prey in a way similar to some snakes, scientists find.
-
Chemistry
Seeing red means danger ahead
A tiny molecule may make a big difference in future warning systems.
-
Chemistry
Night of the living ants
Chemicals make the difference between life and death for these insects.