Chemistry: a winning electronic two-step

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Rudolph Marcus won the 1992 Nobel Prize for his work on the theory of electron transfer reactions in chemical systems. The Marcus Theory provides a framework for understanding a basic reaction in chemical and biological systems.

1992 AD, Marcus, Rudolph A.

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The slow birth of green chemistry

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Academic chemists have traditionally given little status or attention to environmental chemistry. New trends in undergraduate education and a new emphasis on redesigning chemistry to prevent pollution may change this aversion.

Environmental aspects, Chemical industry, Environmental policy, Chemical research, Chemical ecology

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Chemistry: changing the landscape of the possible

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Michael Smith was a co-winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize in chemistry for his development of site-directed mutagenesis, a technique for manipulating DNA molecules that revolutionized protein research.

Mutagenesis, 1993 AD, Smith, Michael (English-Canadian biochemist)

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